News: Reads from WWW
Monday, 24 May 2010
MSI to Display External Graphics Solution at Computex
MSI is said to be preparing an external graphics solution device for laptops for this year's Computex event.
Friday, 21 May 2010
Facebook Sent Names to Advertisers
According to the WSJ, Facebook, along with MySpace and other social networking sites, had been sending data to companies that could be used to identify user names and profiles, despite promises from the site to the contrary.
Kevin Costner donates Ocean Therapy Technology
In other news, actor Kevin Costner donates 'Ocean Therapy' technology to help the oil spill off the Gulf of Mexico.
Google Android Froyo Includes Over-the-Air App Installation and iTunes Streaming
The Google I/O event holds a lot of surprises, and two more appeared in the form of OTA apps installation and iTunes streaming onto your Android device with the Froyo update.
Google May Face Criminal Charges
Nearly a week after admitting to inadvertently collecting 600GB of personal data while building up their Street View database, Google may face criminal charges in Germany. German prosecutors have started criminal investigations into the matter which will determine if charges will be brought against Google employees.
Flash for Android Works
Flash will be coming for Android, but only if you have the latest version, codenamed "FroYo." A public version of the new Flash 10.1 software is being made available for FroYo today, but FroYo is still in development in Google and a release date hasn't been announced yet.
Apple Selling More iPads than Macs
According to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky's estimation, Apple iPads are currently outselling Macs.
LG's Windows Phone 7 Panther Played With
Pocket-lint manages to get some hands on time with the prototype LG Panther and reports a pretty smooth experience.
Android 2.2 Froyo Announced
At the Google I/O developer conference today in San Francisco, the search giant unveiled Android 2.2, codenamed Froyo.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Android Still Chasing Apple All Over the Globe
While recent news boasted that sales of Android handsets finally beat those of the iPhone, it turns out the statistic strictly applies in the U.S. only.