PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets Category - Page 14

It looks like Virgin Mobile USA has finally set a date as to when they are going to begin throttling the data for the heaviest users. Of course, we should point out that the carrier has already set and then later delayed this plan once before so we are going [...]

Intel is aware of certain users and communities hacking their computers to get the most power, given a limited  hardware capabilities. Noting the potential dangers in overclocking, Intel is offering replacements for damaged processors for a fee.

BitTorrent is among the more popular means of sharing files and media online. But aside from just file-sharing, the developers of the file-transfer platform are currently experimenting with video streaming.

Recently, we heard that that with iPad sales included, Apple’s market share in the computer business rises to 25% and that the company could sell 50 million tablets in 2012 alone, if not more. In other words the iPad still has no true contender out there, and the third-generation iOS [...]

AT&T has officially announced price changes for its mobile data plans, and before you ask, yes, the carrier will still throttle you in case you make it to the top of hardcore data users. The good news is that the new plans offer more data, but the bad news is [...]

With Apple’s big press event set to hit tomorrow, a report has already slipped out suggesting just what the fuss will be about. Tomorrow’s big announcement from Apple is said to be a textbook project, as we’d already sort of figured. But the Bliss textbook project–as it’s being called–is going [...]

Considering that we’re still looking to finish out the whole first month of 2012, it’s something of a surprise to see analyst reports get started up. And one report is looking pretty optimistic for Apple indeed, though considering what all is set to happen this year, it may not be [...]

It’s easily one of the biggest non-Apple related bits of tablet news out there, and if you’ve got a Motorola Xoom, you likely spent a lot of time asking just when Android 4.0–otherwise known as Ice Cream Sandwich–was going to hit. And now, the good news has arrived, at least [...]

Samsung is seriously considering moving away from its dependence on Android in the smartphone industry, and is working on combining its own Bada mobile operating system with Tizen.

Apple is committed to helping keep the environment safe by recycling electronic devices. With recycling programs in North America deemed a success, the company has opened similar programs in Europe, through which users can get cash back for old and/or defective devices sent in.