Archive for April, 2010 - Page 59

If you’re not ready for all that seriousness that comes with the official Wall Street Journal application then maybe you will be a lot more interested in an iPad app that will take you to the Marvel universe filled with some of your favorite action heroes. The Marvel Comics app [...]

Just last week we were telling you how the Wall Street Journal official iPad application will cost you around $17 per month. Today we find out the official pricing details for the WSJ iPad app and it’s not all good news since it basically confirms the previous rumors.

It only took NVIDIA some seven months to release their DirectX 11 graphics card after their long-time rivals at ATI. The Fermi GPU in NVIDIA’s new GeForce 400 series of graphics card is being lauded by some inside and outside of NVIDIA as a major milestone in graphics processing, but [...]

After we’ve seen RIM’s latest earnings report we’ll be waiting for the company to unveil some hot devices and OS updates to stay atop of the smartphone business. We’ll be waiting for the WES 2010 event to see what RIM’s plans for the remainder of the year are but in [...]

The booming netbook sales of the past two years or so has been one of the most amazing stories in the tech world – that computer manufacturers would be able to sell huge amounts of these cheap $300 micro-sized notebooks to consumers. But, the so-called “netbook revolution” could be coming [...]

In a move that should be heralded with a resounding chorus of  “finally”, Comcast’s much anticipated broadband usage meter will be available to customers across the nation starting Thursday. Comcast announced its new bandwidth meter when it decided to enforce a 250GB usage cap in late 2008 following an FCC [...]

Rim announced its fourth quarter 2010 earnings on Wednesday and the reactions by analysts and Wall Street were mixed. RIM showed positive growth but fell short of analysts expectations. RIM reported Q4 revenues of $4.08 billion which is up 18% from the $3.46 billion reported in Q4 2009. Though a [...]

Google’s Nexus One smartphone is undoubtedly the best Android device in the world. Unfortunately, it’s also undoubtedly selling horribly. With just about 135,000 units sold, it definitely is far from a huge success. But, it’s had virtually no marketing campaign and isn’t sold in stores. That might be changing.

Everybody may be going crazy for the iPad, but Microsoft isn’t one of them. Despite “thinking about it” earlier in the year, Microsoft has now announced that they won’t be making iPad version of their popular Microsoft Office suite.

The iPad will be available in 16, 32 and 64GB options and depending on your needs that can either seem like a little or a lot storage. I ordered the 16GB and still believe that will be more storage than I will need. As of now I am sporting a [...]