News
Thursday, 13 Jan 2011
iOS 4.3 Beta Released to Developers, Includes Mobile Hotspot Support
Apple has just released its iOS 4.3 beta to developers via the iOS Dev Center. The updates are impressive, ranging from a mobile hotspot support, to more gesture controls on the iPad.
Wednesday, 12 Jan 2011
Panasonic Announces New Interchangeable Lens System Camera, DMC-GF2
Panasonic announces the DMC-GF2, the new interchangeable lens system camera from the LUMIX G Micro System series based on the Micro Four Thirds standard.
Zotac Announces the New Passive-Cooled ION-ITX R, S and T series
Zotac today introduces three DIY friendly mini-ITX platforms - the new Zotac ION-ITX R, S and T-series.
TC-Helicon Announces VoiceJam App
TC-Helicon announces a iPhone, iPod and iPad app - the VoiceJam app - for creating music while on the move.
Mobile Strategy the Reason Behind Resignation of AMD CEO
It was surprising to read that AMD's CEO, Dirk Meyer was stepping down after the company has seemed to have navigated itself out of a bad patch, but reports are now circulating that the lack of penetration in mobile devices was a reason for his departure.
Google Might Name Next Android Version as Ice Cream Sandwich
Android users should be familiar with how each Android version is named after a dessert in alphabetical order. After the tablet-centric Honeycomb, it seems like the likely name for the next version is slated to be Ice Cream Sandwich.
Western Digital Black Drives Offer 750GB of High Performance Storage
WD announces that it is now shipping its new WD Scorpio Black 750GB hard drive for high-performance notebooks and portable storage devices.
Tuesday, 11 Jan 2011
MeeGo Gets Ported to Google Nexus S
If you wish to see how MeeGo fares on an actual mobile device, some eager developers have just ported this mobile OS onto Google's latest Nexus S smartphone.
HP Unveils Business Computing Portfolio
HP unveils new businesses desktop PCs, thin clients and monitors that deliver performance and value, helping small businesses and large enterprise customers improve productivity and reduce the environment impact of their technology.
Intel to Pay NVIDIA Technology Licensing Fees of US$1.5 Billion
NVIDIA has signed a new six-year cross-licensing agreement with Intel. For the future use of NVIDIA's technology, Intel will pay NVIDIA an aggregate of US$1.5 billion in licensing fees payable in five annual installments, beginning January 18, 2011.
