If you’re looking for an external storage solution in a pocket-sized form factor, look no further than this offering from LaCie. Dubbed as Rikiki or “tiny” in French supports USB 2.0 interface and holds up to 640GB of data in a small 109.7x75x13.4mm footprint. The Rikiki also comes pre-loaded with a USB boost and […]
Archives for December 2009
Google preparing Chrome OS branded netbook?
Nexus One’s ‘Google or not’ dilemma is far from over and here we’ve another speculation about Google working on its Chrome OS branded netbook. Arrington from TechCrunch claims that he’s heard from multiple sources bout Google requesting for proposal to a company with detailed specifications. He further claims that competing with Apple is one […]
Asus EeeBot Robot will run on Android
Who knew Google’s Android Bot will really come to life? The Taiwanese Government has given the mantle to Asus to produce an educational robot for kids. And since it is meant for e-learning purposes, Asus is trying to keep its cost down by running it on Android OS. Known as the EeeBot project, Asus […]
Google Internet Bus comes to India to educate Map making
If you recollect, Google Internet Bus came to India early this year to disseminate knowledge about the internet, its advantages and how to use it. Well, the Internet Bus has embarked on a journey again but this time with a different purpose. For the month of December, they’ll be travelling parts of Kerala and […]
Zune HD gets Twitter app
Zune HD has got its first native client for Twitter. Users using Zune HD can now grab the Twitter app from the Marketplace for free. Engadget says that although it’s one of the best looking Twitter clients, the functioning is horrendously buggy. To add insult to injury, Microsoft is censoring out swears which seems […]
FTC sues Intel for anticompetitive tactics; Intel says FTC’s case is misguided
When Intel thought it was all safe after solving issues with AMD, it’s the U.S. Federal Trade Commission who is trying to become Intel’s latest nightmare. The FTC is suing Intel because the chipmaker illegally used its monopoly position to curb competition and cripple innovation. FTC acknowledges that Intel used its position to take […]
Broadcom creates 1080p supporting Mobile Multimedia Processor
Broadcom’s creation of this new mobile multimedia processor indicates the possible features expected in mobile devices in couple of years. They’ve announced the BCM2763 VideoCore IV Processor that supports recording and playback of 1080p video, picture resolution of up to 20MP with other photo processing abilities – like image stabilization, face/smile detection – and […]
EU Commission drops antitrust case against Microsoft
It’s early Christmas for the Redmond-based software maker. Microsoft, who was fighting a lost browser battle with the EU Commission for about a decade has finally come to an end. The commission has dropped the antitrust charges and in return Microsoft will offer a browser Choice Screen amongst all OSes (XP, Vista and 7) […]
Nvidia Tegra 2 expected at CES 2010
Tegra SoC didn’t manage to capitalize as Nvidia would’ve hoped but this isn’t letting the chip maker to roll out its successor. Nvidia’s executive has confirmed about Tegra 2 being unveiled at the CES 2010 along with showcase of different devices like smartbooks, smartphones, MIDs etc. Nvidia hasn’t divulged the expected feature set of […]
Federal Court bans Psystar from selling Mac OS X PCs
It’s game over for Psystar. The U.S. District Judge William Alsup has put a permanent injunction against Psystar banning them from selling unauthorized PCs loaded with Apple’s Mac OS X. The injunction basically blocks Psystar from what it was doing previously but sparred its Rebel EFI software because Psystar did not elaborate what Rebel […]
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