News
Monday, 31 May 2010
HDMI On A Wii?
Depending on a Wii's analog outputs is a thing of the past now with Neoya's latest HDMI adaptor known as the Wii2HDMI. The new fangled converter supports 480i, 480p and 576i display modes.
Steve Ballmer and the (Gloomy) Future of Microsoft
Jean-Louis Gassee is killing it with an analysis of the recent Microsoft management shake-up and the (gloomy) prospects ahead for Microsoft.
JooJoo Creator Slams the Apple App Store
JooJoo tablet creator and Fusion Garage CEO Chandra Rathakrishna slammed the Apple iPad and the Apple App Store recently while highlighting the JooJoo's Flash-playing abilities:
Thursday, 27 May 2010
VMware Announces Worldwide Availability of VMware Fusion 3.1
VMware today announced the worldwide availability of VMware Fusion 3.1 as a free update to all VMware Fusion 3 users.
Starhub Starts Offering HappyTalk
StarHub will start offering HappyTalk, a new benefit that gives mobile customers an extra 300 minutes of talktime every month to make local outgoing calls.
Facebook Demos Simplified Privacy Controls
Following the recent blow-up over changes to its privacy policies, Facebook is set to roll out simplified privacy controls over the next few weeks for its users.
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Symantec Expands SMB Information Protection Portfolio
Symantec today announced new enhancements to its Small and Mid-sized Business (SMB) Protection Portfolio, providing SMB customers with greater choice and flexibility for protecting the information that drives their businesses.
SingTel and Samsung Bring to Singapore the "Smart Life" with Samsung Galaxy S
SingTel and Samsung announced that the hotly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S smartphone will be available to SingTel customers from 4 June 2010.
Samsung Launches Galaxy S in Southeast Asia and Oceania
Samsung today announced the regional launch of its flagship Galaxy S i9000 mobile phone.
Sandisk Ships its Highest Capacity SD Card - 64GB Sandisk Ultra SDXC
SanDisk announced that it has begun shipping the 64GB SanDisk Ultra SDXC card, the company's highest capacity SD card ever.