Archive for March, 2010 - Page 23

A while back ago we were telling you how analysts suggested that the iPad could become way cheaper if initial demand doesn’t satisfy Cupertino’s needs. Now we know that initial demand was fairly good even if we don’t have any [...]

Google and China have been going back and forth for two months over the Chinese government (allegedly) hacking Google’s servers with the intent of attempting to acquire information on certain Chinese civil rights activists. In retaliation for the attacks, Google [...]

We already know that Amazon has Kindle apps available for various mobile platforms including iPhone OS and we are not really that surprised to hear that a Kindle app is going to be heading to the iPad. After all if [...]

A new day in the upcoming tablet wars has come and we have yet another iPad competitor out there. This time it’s called the WePad (maybe the plural of iPad?) and it’s coming all the way from a little German [...]

Facing  a future in which wireless adoption rates are expected to skyrocket, the FCC is beginning to lay down plans to deal with this ensuing wireless broadband crunch. One portion of the overall plan involves auctioning off the now stagnant [...]

Earlier this week, Microsoft held its MIX10 developer conference and announced all the nitty gritty development details for its new Windows Phone 7 Series mobile operating system.  As part of its development strategy, Microsoft released a suite of free tools [...]

The April 3 launch date for the iPad is now only a few weeks away and Apple has recently put the call out for app submissions. The news comes by way of an email that was sent out to registered [...]

I don’t know about you but the list of much expected products for 2010 should include Google’s first computer OS, Chrome OS which will mark a turning point in the history of computing. Google is going to rely solely on [...]

The Xperia X10 is a pretty remarkable smartphone – we’ve had a hands on with the X10 and it impressed us immensely – and it would seem that we’re not the only ones to be impressed with Sony Ericsson’s up [...]

MSI has taken the covers off of another business-market notebook. This one is named the P600 and uses Intel’s Calpella platform for both the chipset and processor. It’ll be coming with a decent processor in the Core i5 and it [...]