Archive for May, 2011 - Page 4

Sony Ericsson and AT&T have finally announced the update for the Xperia X10 smartphone, though while that sounds like good news we are not all that certain everyone will be as happy when they hear the version — Android 2.1 Eclair.

The tablet market isn’t exactly Intel’s strongest point, but with its latest Ultrabook announcement at Computex 2011, the chipmaker wants to compete on a whole new level, with super-thin ultraportable computer designs.

Apple has offered up a bit of detail about what we can expect to see next week during the keynote address at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) and it looks like the rumored cloud offering will be happening. And taking that a bit further, the iCloud name was real.

The iPad 2 is clearly the best selling tablet out there even if it’s not the best device, strictly speaking from the hardware point of view. But we’re not going to talk specs and features today, or mention the tablet experience Apple brainwashed us into today. We’re not going to [...]

A few days ago a story showing the next-gen Nexus 3 has been touring the web and various tech websites around the web, us included, picked it immediately up. After all we knew the Nexus 3 is in the works, courtesy of Google’s own statements at Google I/O, as the [...]

The PlayStation Network outage scandal is far from over as Sony is yet to restore full service of its popular PSN services in various markets. It’s May 31 already and the PlayStation Store is not yet up, not to mention that certain users in certain Asian markets are still in [...]

Asus unveiled at Computex what it calls the “next generation” in netbooks in the Eee PC X101. The starting price is supposedly $199, which is a great price for a netbook. But, there’s a catch!

Android is an open platform, but that doesn’t mean its official App repository can support just about any kind of application. Google has banned from Android Market some apps that potentially violate intellectual property.

If you’re pressed for time booking your next flight, you can try Google’s latest improvement to its search interface: flight schedules.

Tech companies are scrambling for media attention, especially during trade shows, and at Computex, Intel has shared its roadmap for its Ivy Bridge technology. But the company has shown off the upcoming Keeley Lake reference design ahead of formal announcement.