Archive for May, 2010 - Page 26

As previously rumored, the Apple Macbook lineup has been given a refresh and with it comes some decent performance enhancements and some extra battery life. But perhaps the nicest part is that the pricing has remained the same as it [...]

What would convince you that playing the Nintendo Wii should be part of a healthy, balanced diet? The American Heart Association (AHA) has recently put its stamp of approval on Nintendo’s Wii, Wii Fit Plus and Wii Sports Resort. This [...]

On Monday, Microsoft proudly announced its Technical Computing initiative that will focus on providing high-performance computing by combining several PCs together to be able to perform complex calculations. This supercomputing technology will empower scientists, engineers and analysts to make more [...]

HP paid a hefty $1.2 billion (including debt) to acquire ailing phone manufacturer Palm. That price was seen as high at the time, as it included a 23% premium on the stock price (for a company that was hemorrhaging money). [...]

For the past few weeks, we’ve been occasionally talking about Google’s purchase of AdMob. Google purchased the popular mobile ad firm, and together, they’ll make up an estimated 21% of the mobile ad space in both mobile apps and the [...]

A website is reporting from a video game industry contact that the rumored Sony PSP 2 won’t be unveiled at the upcoming E3 show, as earlier rumored, but will be coming later this year. In addition to that later date, [...]

June 7 might be the day when the first CDMA iPhone gets officially mentioned by Apple. We’re definitely interested to see when this Verizon iPhone is coming out since we’ve seen various rumors reporting various dates for the future launch [...]

A few days ago, we (and every other tech blog on the internet) reported the rumor that Acer was preparing to show off Chrome OS netbooks and tablets at the upcoming Computex trade show in Taipei. A few days after [...]

Back on the 12th of this month we let you know that the Mac OS X version of Valve’s digital distribution platform, Steam, had finally been made available. Finally, Mac users and PC users would be on a level playing [...]

BitTorrent users are surely upset after The Pirate Bay, one of the most popular BitTorrent indexing sites (and historically, the most resilient) has currently dropped off the internet after their IP tunnel broker received a legal injunction from several big [...]