Google Dashboard is a main settings page for all your Google account services such as Gmail, Google Docs, Calandar and more. The dashboard still needs a little work, as it does not yet support all Continue reading “Google Dashboard: A Closer Look”.
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) said in A Study that Broadband Internet is available in 90% of areas, while only 65% of people use it, and stresses the fact that the government can Continue reading “Study calls for U.S. programs to address broadband demand”.
ASRock introduced their 2nd-gen ION-based nettop this week, the ION 330HT series. The ION 330HT series is a full-feature home theater solution based on the NVIDIA ION graphics architecture. And it is equipped with Intel Continue reading “ASRock launches 2nd Generation ION-based Nettops – ION 330HT”.
Verizon Wireless and Research In Motion (RIM) today introduced the BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone, an exciting new addition to the BlackBerry Curve series of smartphones. The slim BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone gives customers access to Continue reading “Verizon Wireless Will Launch The BlackBerry Curve 8530 Smartphone On Nov 20th”.
Although this is a step in the right direction, advocacy groups are still disappointed citing that they were expecting stronger legal protection requiring more formal legal procedures for criminal piracy. European lawmakers on Thursday agreed Continue reading “E.U. Leaders Bolster Internet Access Protections”.
More than 100,000 apps are now available for download from Apple’s App Store, making it the largest such retailer in the world. The App Store launched in July 2008 with just 500 applications. The store Continue reading “Apple reaches 100,000 apps, 2 billion downloads since July 2008”.
Spire just sent word over that they introduced the CoolNess SP312, a new laptop cooler designed for notebooks ranging from 10″ to 17″ this morning. The cooler is made out of plastic and features a Continue reading “Spire Launches CoolNess Laptop Cooing Fan Unit – 200mm Fan”.
Tight supply of AMD GPUs has caused several PC vendors to delay their mass shipment schedules by about two months to the first quarter of 2010, according to sources at the companies. In addition to Continue reading “AMD GPU shortage causing PC vendors to delay products to 1Q10”.
A new kind of computer company, litl, today unveiled its webbook computer and operating system — a completely new and simple way for everyone in the family to enjoy online photos and all the web Continue reading “Litl Webbook – Blends Web and TV-like Viewing Experience Together For $699”.
Toshiba Storage Device Division (SDD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. and the industry pioneer in small form factor hard disk drives (HDDs), today announced new additions to its 1.8-inch Serial ATA HDD Continue reading “Toshiba Introduces Two New 1.8-Inch Hard Disk Drive Families”.
Earlier this year ASRock surprised us with their M3A780GXH/128M motherboard. Today we look at that boards successor, the ASRock M3A785GXH/128M motherboard. The new board features an integrated Radeon HD 4200 with 128mb of DDR3 onboard. Is it enough to run FarCry 2? Hit the link to find out.
Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it is cutting a further 800 jobs across its operations, on top of 5,000 jobs already eliminated under a plan to reduce costs that was announced in January. A spokesman Continue reading “Microsoft cuts 800 jobs, completes layoff plan”.
It looks like Intel is in legal trouble again as the State of NY is pursuing litigation in regards for violation of antitrust laws. Following the lead of foreign regulators, New Yorks attorney general, Andrew Continue reading “NY Files Federal Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel”.
There are several apps available to monitor couriered packages and UPS has now joined the fray with an app of it’s own which has features exclusive to them such as a GPS locator for finding Continue reading “UPS Embraces the iPhone with New App”.
The ongoing fued between Intel and Nvidia has now moved to the USB 3.0 support arena where Nvidia is calling out Intel for deciding that “innovation is not needed for USB any time soon”. Nvidia Continue reading “Intel chipsets won’t support USB 3.0 until 2011”.
