After grabbing a meaty share in the netbook processor market, Intel wants to…at least intends to grab some share in the netbook OS market. The first step is to gather feedback from the netbook users itself and thus, they have rolled out their Moblin OS in Alpha. Moblin is Intel’s version of Linux based […]
Archives for January 2009
WSJ: Dell creates prototypes, almost ready to jump in smartphone biz
New rumor to prove Dell’s imminent smartphone foray is the existence of couple of prototype phones. WSJ, who reports after checking with ‘the sources familiar with the matter’ that one phone uses touchscreen interface while the other phone is said to have a sliding keyboard with the screen and a numeric keypad on the […]
Samsung develops DRAM with highest density
Samsung has pulled out another first. This time they have developed the world’s first 4GB DDR3 RAM based on 50nm process technology. These DRAMs favor servers because of its high density and low power consumption (40% less than 2GB DDR3), helping to increase the overall efficiency of the servers and decrease upkeep costs. Samsung […]
EA to separate NFS franchise for different platforms
UPDATE:Eurogamer is reporting that NFS: Shift will be available on PC as well as PSP. A fourth ‘secret’ installment is also in the works which I think will be the same across all platforms. Need for Speed’s continuous downfall made many believe that Undercover would be last title of this amazing racing series. But […]
Google GDrive gets a description
GDrive might reach us anytime now. Brian Ussery found an interesting tidbit when he delved into a file used in the Google Pack. It had some reference to GDrive. According to the file, the service was described as an online file backup and storage, making it certain that Google is on its way to […]
India’s $10 laptop will be revealed on Feb 3
Last year, India caught everyone’s attention by announcing a laptop that would cost just $10 to own, but later made a redaction of the statement by saying it was $100. The latest happening is that the first figure was indeed true. The government will display a prototype of the Rs. 500 ($10) laptop in […]
Samsung Show (W7900) shows off on video
Lucky guys at Popsci managed to get their hands on one of the first commercially available projector based phones. Samsung Show was on display at the CES this year but no other details were revealed. And now, not only we have got some specs but also a hands-on video. The phone has a built-in […]
Next iPhone model leaked in firmware?
Macrumors has unearthed something unusual which points us to the next version of iPhone. The latest 2.2.1 firmware carried a new product code for iPhone, classified as ‘iPhone 2,1’. As most of you’ll must be unaware that Apple uses this code to distinguish iPhone, iPhone 3G and two generations of iPod Touch. The original […]
Nokia bursts out three midrange phones
Even though Nokia has competitive phones to go head to head with the ilk of Blackberry, iPhone and others, they have always concentrated on a market which most of them have failed to capture – the low and the midrange handset market. Now with the sliding economy, this gives a perfect reason to the […]
iSuppli: Blackberry Storm hardware costs come at $203
You know, deriving price of the handsets on the basis of hardware purchases is actually baseless but iSuppli loves to do it, and so do we. This time they have stripped down Blackberry Storm and calculated the cost of each component present in the device. The study says that $203 is the total cost […]
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