News
Monday, 7 Jun 2010
ASUS Goes Green with the Bamboo Notebook and LED Monitors
The Green ASUS initiative promotes green and environmentally-friendly practices throughout ASUS. Its latest products are designed to care for the environment, incorporating power-saving technologies like the ASUS Super Hybrid Engine.
GIGABYTE and Intel Showcase Technology Leadership at Computex 2010
GIGABYTE and Intel announced several exciting new technologies at the GIGABYTE Computex 2010 Technology Seminar, including the latest unlocked Intel Core i7-875K and i5-655K processors as well as GIGABYTE Unlocked Power, HotKey OC and Cloud OC.
StarHub Launches Singapore's Second Solar-powered Mobile Base Station on IKEA Building at Alexandra Road
In addition to the solar-powered BTS, StarHub today announced further mobile network improvements by upgrading its 3G radio network to be more energy-efficient.
How Fast is a 4G Network?
How fast exactly is a 4G network in reality? With HTC's EVO 4G out in the U.S, it was an opportunity to find out.
iPhone 3G Now Running Android 2.2
There seems to be no stopping the Android machine, as the latest 2.2 version now makes its way over to the iPhone 3G.
Amazon Patents "1-Nod" Ordering System
Amazon is seeking a patent on a system that would allow users to order an item using a simple nod of the head.
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Shakira Leaked
In no relation to the singer, Sony Ericsson might be launching another Android device sized between its Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and X10 mini, currently codenamed Shakira.
Friday, 4 Jun 2010
XpanD To Introduce Universal 3D Glasses
The existence of interoperability issues with 3D glasses is one of the more notable bane of 3D televisions. XSpanD is hoping to resolve this thorny issue with its recently announced universal active-shutter glasses, set to be priced at US$129.
Android-Powered Samsung Tablet Revealed as Samsung Galaxy Tab
It's tablets, tablets and more tablets, and the Korean company brings in a version of their own, running on Google Android with a 7-inch screen.
Thursday, 3 Jun 2010
HP Didn't Buy Palm for Smartphones
During the Bank of America Merrill Lynch technology summit on Wednesday, HP CEO Mark Hurd said "we didn't buy Palm to be in the smartphone business." So what did HP pay US$1.2 billion to acquire Palm for?