Apple’s crushing court win over Samsung less than week ago was obviously going to shake up the mobile market significantly, especially in the long term. However, it appears that it’s having a significant effect within Continue reading “Fear Causes Android Smartphone Resale Prices To Drop”.
Intel’s Ivy Bridge replacement, due in Q2 2013 in both desktop and mobile versions, is codenamed Haswell. It will be a ‘Tock’ processor in Intel’s Tick Tock product development strategy, meaning a major launch featuring Continue reading “Intel’s Next Gen Haswell CPU and GPU Details Revealed”.
Microsoft’s cloud-based storage system, SkyDrive, has now come to Android as a free app on Google Play. Besides allowing access to remote SkyDrive content, it also adds itself to the Android Sharing list, allowing data Continue reading “Microsoft’s SkyDrive Now On Android”.
Treyarch Studio Head Mark Lamia and Game Design Director David Vonderhaar take a look inside the Care Package and Hardened Edition, the collector’s edition sets for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Only a limited Continue reading “Black Ops 2 Limited Edition Care Package & Hardened Edition Unboxed”.
In a keynote address opening the prestigious annual Hot Chips symposium, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster delivered a vision for the coming “Surround Computing Era” and unveiled new processor architecture details, enabling technologies and design methodologies Continue reading “AMD Shows Steamroller Architecture Details & Talks About Surround Computing”.
Back in June, Samsung demoed the upcoming Series 7 all-in-one PC running Windows 8. This PC also has a smaller brother in the shape of the Series 5. Now Samsung have revealed pricing of both Continue reading “Samsung Reveals Series 7 and Series 5 AIOs With Gesture Recognition, Starting at $749”.
Mozilla developer Ehsan Akhgari has announced in his blog that Firefox 15 is to be released tomorrow. Besides a slew of new features implemented in this release, it’s headline feature will be silent updates. These Continue reading “Firefox 15 Due Out Tomorrow, Features Silent Updates”.
Asus has launched the PB278Q wide quad high definition (WQHD) display. This new ergonomically-designed 27″ monitor promises true-to-life 2560 x 1440 resolution visuals courtesy of an LED-backlit, wide viewing angle (178) display based on an Continue reading “ASUS Launches the PB278Q WQHD Display”.
With Apple’s resounding patent court case win over Samsung last week, there has been speculation that it might damage the parts supply contract between them. Now it turns out that it won’t threaten that deal, Continue reading “Apple’s Court Win Won’t Damage Parts Supply Contract With Samsung”.
It’s not often that an advert is good enough to actually seek out and watch, but here is one of those rarities. Here we see the real Kiefer Sutherland spoof his character, Jack Bauer, in Continue reading “Acer Advertises New Ultrabooks in Jack Bauer ’24’ Style!”.
Within days of its discovery by threat protection firm FireEye, a flaw in JAVA (not to be confused with JavaScript) is being widely exploited. It takes the form of a drive-by download and has originated Continue reading “Latest JAVA Flaw Exploited Widely Within Days”.
Apple today announced that Craig Federighi, Apple’s vice president of Mac Software Engineering, and Dan Riccio, Apple’s vice president of Hardware Engineering, have been promoted to senior vice presidents. Federighi and Riccio will report to Continue reading “Apple Appoints Two Senior Vice Presidents”.
An unnamed retailer has leaked details of three upcoming Samsung mobile products. The first is the N7100 Galaxy Note 2, which is expected to be revealed this Wednesday at the pre-IFA Samsung event. In the Continue reading “Leaked: Samsung Galaxy Note 2 arriving October, Grey Galaxy S3 Soon?”.
LG Electronics has given details of the kind of improved technologies that will go into its next generation top-end smartphone, which has been made possible by leveraging the capabilities of its various sister companies. Firstly, Continue reading “LG Details Tech Improvements to Be Used In Next Gen Smartphone”.
Dell Desktop Virtualization Solutions (DVS) Simplified Desktop as a Service (DaaS) delivers full-featured virtual desktops powered by Desktones multi-tenant DaaS platform from Dells state-of-the-art data centers. This cloud-based solution simplifies your desktop virtualization deployment, reduces Continue reading “Dell’s New PCoIP Support for Virtual Desktops with DVS Simplified DaaS”.
