Well, we may treat this as another confirmation to our growing list of evidences of the tablet’s existence..or not. However, any mention of this illusive tablet from the Cupertino company is well-worth discussing, don’t you think? You may remember a few months back that New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller made a “slip” and [...]
Continue reading →iSuppli says Google’s Nexus One actually contains around $174-worth of hardware. To estimate the bill of materials, the company broke down all of the phone’s components and came up with a fairly simple breakdown. The phone’s 1 GHz Snapdragon processor is the most expensive part, costing $30.50. The OLED display comes in second with $23.50 [...]
Continue reading →The American Dialect Society, an association that studies the English language announced that late last week that the verb “Google” has been chosen at the top word of the past decade. Other words up for the Word of the Decade include 9/11, blog, green, wi-fi, text and war on terror but it was search giant’s [...]
Continue reading →The folks at Perfect Third wants to help you get a better sleep so they’ve created WakeMake – a Bluetooth wristband that measures the motion of your sleep patterns and circadian rhythms. It works with any cellular phone with Bluetooth capability. So how does it work? All you have to do is activate the WakeMate [...]
Continue reading →Today, the Cupertino-based company released the Apple Remote Desktop 3.3.2 which improves the overall stability and performance of the remote-management tools. With this recent update, mouse cursor tracking while controlling remote systems has been improved, as well as reliability when controlling systems with dual graphics processors or when controlling client computers with two displays. There [...]
Continue reading →Yep, it’s the Android’s time to shine and shine they did at the CES this week. ComputerWorld.com’s Mark Hamblen got the chance to try out the Nexus One, also known as the Googlephone (built by HTC) and Motorola’s Backflip and gives us glimpse on their notable features. The Nexus One weighs 4.59 ounces and looks [...]
Continue reading →Not even out in the market yet and just days-old after it’s unveiling, Google’s Nexus One is already facing a problem. According to a report in the UK’s Telegraph, the family of author Philip K. Dick wants to sue Google for using the Nexus One name. Dick’s daughter even sent the company a letter on [...]
Continue reading →Fans of these little people have something to celebrate about. EA announced on Thursday that The Sims 3: World Adventures will be invading to your iPhones soon. The company didn’t mention the exact release date nor the price for this expansion pack but don’t worry, it will definitely come to the App Store. So what’s [...]
Continue reading →Dell seems pretty focused on their gaming consumers as they display a new gaming laptop and monitor from Alienware at the CES this week. The Alienware M11x has an 11-inch display screen with an HD 720p resolution. Don’t let the small size fool you though, because according to the company, it has “all the power [...]
Continue reading →It seems like Samsung is indeed really serious in joining the eReader market. Because aside from the eReaders they’ve unveiled on the press conference at the CES, they have two more eReaders on display on their booth. In addition to the E6 (6-inch) and E101 (10-inch), Samsung apparently also have a 5-inch model and 6-inch [...]
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