Archive for November, 2011 - Page 29

Acer has recently released its S3 Ultrabook computer amid mixed reviews. The company now also has an upgraded Core i7-powered variant of its MacBook Air challenger to include a better processor and a solid state drive.

AT&T has confirmed that the network is in discussions with Nokia to possibly offer a Windows Phone 7 powered Nokia device to be announced by CES in 2012. What smartphone, device or other tablet could Nokia and AT&T be pursuing?

While there’s just over a week to go until this year’s Black Friday shopping spree, we have already shown you the most important Black Friday deals so far, but that doesn’t mean we’re quite done.

A few days ago we told you that the Galaxy Nexus is heading to Canada in the following months and it looks like starting with next Monday, November 21, interested buyers will be able to pre-order the device.

Google is gearing up for online, mobile and retail purchases this holiday season, and is rolling two payment processor products into one single brand. Google Checkout will now be integrated into Google Wallet for a more seamless paying experience.

Remember when THQ and Sony promised PS3 owners and prospective Saints Row: The Third purchasers that the PS3 version of the game would be getting a platform exclusive game mode? Then, remember when that PS3 exclusive game mode never showed up? That was a fun time, right?

Samsung is not willing to accept the fact that it can’t sell its flagship Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, in Germany, following various court rulings that sided with Apple and awarded the company an injunction against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in the region.

One of the main dangers of an open app ecosystem is the likelihood of malware infiltrating the marketplace. Security experts report that Android malware has grown by an alarming rate of 472% since July this year.

I remember that day back in 2006 like it was yesterday: one of my friends had just bought The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for his Xbox 360, and I had gone over to his place to check it out. When I got there, he was most of the way through [...]

Google launched its full Google Music service today complete with its own Android Market music store but that was not the only announcement made on stage during the “These Go To Eleven” event.