An enterprising user on the Android Central forum has leaked a picture of the Motorola Droid 4 prototype smartphone running Android 4.0 codenamed Ice Cream Sandwhich. The prototype works, but it doesn’t look exactly like Continue reading “Leak: Motorola Droid 4 Prototype Picture”.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is to receive some new DLC on the Xbox 360 platform tomorrow, which will only be available to Premium Elite subscribers. This is according to a tweet from executive Continue reading “Xbox 360 MW3 Premium Elite Subscribers to Get DLC Tomorrow”.
AMD is to adopt a 28nm bulk manufacturing process in 2013 for its high volume and less complex products, which includes APUs and motherboard chipsets, according to AMD senior VP and CTO Mark Papermaster. For Continue reading “AMD’s 2013 Products to Use Bulk 28nm Process”.
According to Treyarch, the PC version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will support ranked dedicated servers, which is in line with MW3 and Battlefield 3. This was confirmed by a tweet from Cesar Continue reading “Ranked Dedicated Servers Coming to Black Ops 2 for PC”.
Apple has already reported its most profitable quarter recently. Now, it looks likely to become the world’s most profitable company too, according to Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White. He believes that this is all Continue reading “Apple Set to Become the World’s Most Profitable Company, Ever”.
In Google’s newest biannual Global Transparency Report, the company has noticed an “alarming” incidence of government requests to censor internet content over the last six months. They have received more than 1,000 requests from various Continue reading “Google Sees “Alarming” Increase Of Government Censorship Requests”.
LEPA has certainly been busy in the PSU market this year first with their 1600W monstrosity of a power supply, and they have now unveiled the G1000-MA which belongs to the same product family. The Continue reading “LEPA Readies G1000-MA 80 Plus Gold Modular Power Supply”.
Spire today introduced a new fan series uses Nano-ceramic precision bearings for a more silent, reliable and durable cooling fan. Traditional fans with oil seal bearings have serious wear with a relatively short service life Continue reading “Spire Introduces Nano Tech Bearing Fan Series”.
NVIDIA has released GeForce 304.48 Beta Drivers this morning! These drivers feature performance improvements of up to 18% and a number of new NVIDIA Control Panel enhancements for titles such as Diablo III, The Secret Continue reading “NVIDIA Releases GeForce 304.48 Beta Drivers – Performance Boost!”.
The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 680 Super Overclock Windforce 5X video card has arrived in the United States! The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 680 Super Overclock (GV-N680SO-2GD) is supposed to be an overclockers dream and sports one Continue reading “Gigabyte GeForce GTX 680 Super Overclock WindForce 5x Video Card Spotted in America”.
Canonical and Dell announce today that Dell laptops pre-loaded with Ubuntu will be sold in 850 retail outlets in India. The choice of form factor reflects the demand for mobile computing in India, where Dell, Continue reading “Dell Launch With Ubuntu at Retail in India”.
IBM’s Sequoia has taken the top spot on the list of the world’s fastest supercomputers for the US. The newly installed system trumped Japan’s K Computer made by Fujitsu which fell to second place. It Continue reading “IBM Supercomputer in America Becomes World’s Fastest”.
With all the recent crackdowns on ‘piracy’ and ‘objectionable’ content, the web is unfortunately becoming increasingly censored, something that just wasn’t done on any significant scale a few years ago. This has prompted Tim Bray, Continue reading “Possible New HTTP Status Code on the Way: 451 for Web Censorship”.
It’s surprising how many people and businesses still cling to Microsoft’s outdated six year old IE7 browser. It has since been superceded by IE8 for Windows XP and IE9 for Vista and 7, with IE10 Continue reading “Australian Etailer, Kogan, Introduces 6.8% ‘IE7 Tax’”.
It’s nice to see that when a big company screws up, they don’t always get away with it, leaving the little guy worse off. In this case, charities are to benefit from Facebook’s ‘Like’ privacy Continue reading “Charities Benefit By $10 Million From Facebook’s ‘Like’ Privacy Blunder”.
