Archive for May, 2010 - Page 24

WiMax? Who needs WiMax when you can just put a WiFi hotspot on “every lampost and bus stop” in a city. That’s what London is up to, as London mayor Boris Johnson unveiled a new project dubbed “Wireless London” at a Google Zeitgeist event. The project will cover the city [...]

That’s right, HP spent $1.2 billion on Palm so they wouldn’t have to write software to run their printers. Joking aside, today during HP’s Q2 earnings call, the HP-Palm deal was a hot topic as you can imagine, and HP CEO Mark Hurd expanded on what HP’s plans are for [...]

Sad day for those interested in the graphics card industry has a huge manufacturer has decided to cease producing graphics cards in favor of other computer components. BFG Technologies, the NVIDIA graphics card manufacturer, had been founded to produce graphics cards back in 2002.

It seems like it was just yesterday that the very first Kindle eBook reader from Amazon.com was released to market. However, what seems like yesterday was actually almost 3 years ago when Amazon released the eReader, effectively introducing the mass market to eBook readers. Sure, there had been many, many [...]

When the Palm Pre was first announced way back when there was a pretty good amount of hype surrounding it; many thought it would be Palm’s killer come back device thus securing their foothold in the mobile phone marketplace. Well, after experiencing some turbulence on its way to market mixed [...]

Google’s Gmail application is my favorite Google product after Google Search (we can’t really browse the Internet without that Search engine) and I’ll be the first to recommend Google Mail to you both as a personal and as a professional email client. In fact Google is so good at getting [...]

The HTC Mondrian is probably the first HTC Windows Phone 7 to start selling later this fall but it’s not the only device that will run Microsoft’s latest mobile platform and give the new iPhone a run for its money. We now have one more important WP7 handset that got [...]

Google made one more important purchase as the search-based giant acquired Global IP Solutions, a company that could prove to be very useful later down the road as Google will probably use it to bring its own VoIP capabilities to Android OS, including video chat functions.

Seriously, Apple, how many new iPhone prototypes did you lose in the first place? Is it more than two? We’ve seen one emerge in the USA last month and one in Vietnam last weeks but it looks like there are more to go around. We have two more videos for [...]

Tablets are the hot hand these days, and BT is now looking at offering a tablet to their customers that would tie into their fixed-line phone plan. This news comes by way of rumors, which are reporting that BT is looking at producing their own tablets.