Google has officially rolled out the Android 2.2 Froyo update for Nexus One users. Users will receive the Froyo goodness over-the-air after a message on the notification bar appears prompting you to update. Android 2.2 is not a regular point update since it adds lots of improvements. New features include improved performance, faster web […]
Samsung develops 32GB load-reduced RAM module for server applications
Samsung has introduced industry’s first 32GB load-reduced dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM). Servers used for virtualization, cloud computing or any other server applications will be able to take advantage of the 40nm-class memory that has 72 4Gb (gigabit) DDR3 chips and additional memory buffer chip to reduce load on memory by up to 75 percent. […]
1.7 million iPhone 4s sold in three days
Forget all the issues hounding iPhone 4 because it is one of the successful products launched in Apple’s history. iPhone 4 that went on sale on June 24 has surpassed 1.7 miillion sales figure in first three days of its launch (till June 26). “This is the most successful product launch in Apple’s history. […]
Lenovo expects to sell 1 million units of Lephone
It seems Lenovo’s sole creation after the mobile unit buy back is doing pretty well. According to Tong Fuyao, VP, Lenovo they’re expecting their Android-powered Lephone phone sales to reach an iconic milestone of 1 million units. “We hope to sell 1 million (units in China) this year.” Tong is also of the opinion […]
Samsung announces N230 netbook, coming in July for $399
Samsung has added a new netbook to its N-Series range – the N230. The N230 is a lightweight netbook that weighs under a kilogram, has a thickness of 23.2mm and comes in a combination of glossy, matte and patterned black design. N230 features a 10.1-inch LED backlit anti-reflective display, Intel N450 CPU, Windows 7 […]
MIT’s Flow Switching could help to achieve faster internet speeds by at least 100 times
Researchers at MIT have developed a new technique that would help the internet to be 100 or maybe 1,000 times faster than what is today. Currently, optical fibers transmit heaps of data whereas router that receives the different wavelengths of light loaded with data converts those optical signals to electric ones and then sends […]
Kindle app for iPhone/iPod/iPad supports audio/video playback
Amazon has updated their Kindle app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad that brings audio and video playback functionality to the ebooks. Users can now play embedded AV content in Kindle books and the first books that will support such functionality are Rick Steves’ London by Rick Steves and Together We Cannot Fail by […]
Samsung announces Galaxy S on Verizon, U.S. Cellular, T-Mobile and Sprint
Samsung wants to make sure each and every one gets their latest high-end Android device, which is why they’ve announced the availability of Galaxy S on major US mobile operators. Operators have named the phone differently and comes with their own set of customizations. AT&T has already announced it as Captivate while Verizon will […]
HTC shifts to Super TFT LCD due to AMOLED shortage
HTC uses AMOLED screen for some of its phones but they’ll be doing away with it for Super TFT LCD. The reason for the switch is not the technology but due to shortage of AMOLED screens. Samsung Mobile Display (SMD) manufactures AMOLED displays for HTC and it seems they cannot keep up with the […]
Blu-ray Disc Association approves BDXL Format Specs
Back in April, the Blu-ray Disc Association had announced new BD specifications that would increase the storage of BD discs. Now they’ve announced the finalization and release of the BDXL specs that will bring BD discs with up to 128GB of capacity. The new discs with BDXL specs will help broadcasting, medical industry to […]
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