Archive for June, 2011 - Page 22

Apple has plenty of legal battles all going on at the same time right now, and, after we focused on its legal conflict with Samsung in the past few days, it’s time to check out an equally interesting court fight [...]

When the original Crysis was released for PC back in 2007, it was used as an example by many of how good their PC hardware was – “I can run Crysis on very high settings,” was all you needed to [...]

We saw a lot of iPhone 4S/5 rumors in the past few days and the rumor mill is still going strong. Today we hear, yet again, that the iPhone 4S/5 will be launched at some point in September, which is [...]

Thin and light notebook computers often come with ultra-low-voltage processors to save on space and power. But this ultra-thin notebook from Asus sports a standard Intel i5 processor.

Some Sonic fans over at the Retro Sonic forums have unearthed what they say is the full Sonic Generations stage list hidden within the Sonic Generations demo. Why Sega would include such a list in a demo that only consists [...]

Asus’ Eee Pad Transformer is the most popular Android tablet to date because of its price and extensibility. While Asus is also releasing the Eee Pad Slider soon, the company is reportedly planning to upgrade the Transformer’s specs.

Samsung has released a new version of its Kies software for Mac, which lets users connect their smartphones and tablets to the computer. This update includes support for connecting the Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Mac computers.

Sony revealed today that they’re going to start milking this fall’s biggest releases a little bit early, announcing a new Uncharted collection that bundles Drake’s Fortune and Among Thieves together in a retail release. You don’t get much more besides [...]

Archos has been launching Android tablets lately, but let’s not forget the few home-bound appliances that the company has been releasing. The Archos 3s home phone and home connect add a bit of Android tech to your home.

This was strange news when I first heard it. Not that Asus was making a new laptop; I’d already seen plenty of those and some of them looked downright exciting. And not that Asus was making an Android device so [...]