Computers & Computing Category - Page 5

The solid state drive has long been a popular tool for computer users, especially those who like their storage media free of moving parts for added safety and speed. And to that end, the folks at Intel have wheeled out a whole new version of their solid state drive–the SSD [...]

Motorola has officially announced and released an update for the MOTOACTV fitness watch that was introduced back in October of last year. And well, what can we say — any update that comes with the promise of improved battery life sounds good to us.

Over the past few months we have seen some details in terms of upcoming 4G LTE devices that are expected to arrive with Rogers. That being said, while we have already seen details in terms of Rogers launching the Sierra Wireless AirCard 330U and the AirCard 763S in the past [...]

You may have already seen some kind of 3D printing technology, whether via Makerbot or the like, that allows you to literally turn out three dimensional shapes from extruded plastic or similar materials. And while many are beginning to wonder what the implications of such impressive technology are (some call [...]

It’s been 12 months since Nokia and Microsoft announced their new strategic alliance which saw Nokia make Windows Phone 7 their operating system of choice for mobile phones. Nokia didn’t quit Symbian cold-turkey, though. They’ve been slowly producing less and less Symbian devices, and now, one source says that Nokia [...]

Unfortunately for them, HP has been unsuccessful in making a webOS device that appeals to any sizeable amount of customers, save for the weekend where they sold their TouchPad tablets at firesale prices. But, HP’s top woman still has confidence in their own operating system. HP CEO Meg Whitman said [...]

The HTC Flyer hasn’t been attracting much attention in the tech blog circles lately. The single-core 7-inch Android tablet seems to be destined to be an entry-level mid-priced tablet, and case in point, Expansys has started offered the tab in sale in the United Kingdom for a price of £235 [...]

Last year we heard that Apple could launch an ARM-based MacBook Air model at some point in the future, and while the company may have tested such a device in its secret labs it appears that the company will not go forward with such plans at this point.

A few days ago we looked at the main cash sources for three of the most important tech companies in the U.S., Apple, Microsoft and Google, remarking that the latter relies heavily on advertising, with around 96% of revenues coming from ads in the last two years. But Google could [...]

The Samsung Galaxy Note Android smartphone/tablet is finally available for pre-order and North American buyers can pre-order theirs from either AT&T or Best Buy Canada.