News
Friday, 21 May 2010
Google Announces Google TV
During the second day of their annual I/O conference, Google announced Google TV, a brand new service that aims to bring internet video into your living room TV.
Apple Selling More iPads than Macs
According to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky's estimation, Apple iPads are currently outselling Macs.
LG's Windows Phone 7 Panther Played With
Pocket-lint manages to get some hands on time with the prototype LG Panther and reports a pretty smooth experience.
Android 2.2 Froyo Announced
At the Google I/O developer conference today in San Francisco, the search giant unveiled Android 2.2, codenamed Froyo.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
VMware to Collaborate with Google on Cloud Computing
The Google and VMWare collaboration allows enterprise software developers to be more efficient at building, deploying and managing applications within any cloud environment; public, private and hybrid.
Adobe Delivers HTML5 Support in Dreamweaver CS5
The Adobe HTML5 Pack is an extension to Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, the latest version of the industry-leading HTML authoring tool for website design.
Android Still Chasing Apple All Over the Globe
While recent news boasted that sales of Android handsets finally beat those of the iPhone, it turns out the statistic strictly applies in the U.S. only.
Domino's Pizza First to Introduce GPS Tracker in Southeast Asia
The new web-based GPS tracking system allows customers the added convenience to keep tabs on the status of their food order from the moment it is ordered to the moment it leaves the store for delivery.
A Day in the Life of a Foxconn Worker
They're the ones who toil night and day to make us our high-priced gadgets while they get by at minimum wage. Chinese news site Southern Weekend sent its intern on an undercover mission to discover what it's really like to work in a Foxconn factory.
NVIDIA Tesla GPUs Power New IBM Servers
NVIDIA announced today that the latest IBM iDataPlex servers are the first mainstream high performance computing (HPC) systems to be built around NVIDIA Tesla 20-series GPUs.
