News: Reads from WWW
Wednesday, 27 Oct 2010
Nook Color Released with LCD Display
Barnes & Noble has launched a new LCD based ebook reader called the Nook Color.
Tuesday, 26 Oct 2010
Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac Public Beta Goes Live
Microsoft is sharing the Windows Phone 7 love to everyone, as evident with the availability of its Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac public beta.
Monday, 25 Oct 2010
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Expected for Future Windows Phone
Adobe announces Air 2.5 for TVs, tablets and phones, and within the press release, there's a mention of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 slated for future updates on the Windows Phone platform.
HP Positions Slate 500 As A 'Business Tablet'
HP has plans to market the Windows 7-based Slate 500 tablet as a "business tablet".
Book Lending Now Available on Kindle
Amazon has decided to allow e-books on the Kindle to be lent to other users, something that has been available on the nook since its launch
New GeForce "GTX 580" Could Be 20% Faster than GTX 480
AMD has just released their next generation graphics cards and with the high-end "Cayman" GPU set to be unveiled in the following months, word on the street is that NVIDIA has a new part to unleash too.
Thursday, 21 Oct 2010
Chrome 7 Released, Promises Better HTML5 Support
Google has released version 7 of its Chrome Web browser for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Wednesday, 20 Oct 2010
Razer Introduces Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty Gaming Peripherals
Razer rides on the popularity of Blizzard's franchise with the introduction of a new line of Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty gaming peripherals. They include the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse, Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard and Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset.
WD Launches 3TB Hard Drive
WD has announced that it is now shipping a 3.5-inch 3TB internal hard drive for US$239 and a 2.5TB version for US$189.
RIM Responds to Apple's Taunting
Steve Jobs showed no mercy when it blasted RIM's lower shipment figures and how the 7-inch tablets will be dead on arrival. In response, RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie responded to the statements.
