Globalfoundries to follow TSMC, develop 20nm tech
Globalfoundries has revealed the fab company behind AMD's production is working to develop 20nm technology in addition to 22nm tech. Add comment
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BlackBerry OS 6.0 detailed with video
RIM has announced BlackBerry OS 6.0: we have the video demo. Add comment
AMD launches Leo platform: 890FX and Phenom II X6 CPUs
AMD has today officially unveiled the two key components to the company's Leo platform: the 890FX chipset and the six core Phenom II X6 range of processors. Add comment
Motorola replaces Google Maps with Skyhook on Android phones
Motorola and Skyhook Wireless announced today announced that Skyhook Wireless' Core Location software will take the place of Google Maps on the vast majority of Motorola's Android-based handsets. Add comment
Official: Droid Incredible takes Nexus One’s place on Verizon
Google has announced that the Droid Incredible will be taking the Nexus One's place as Verizon's sole Snapdragon-powered Android handset for the foreseeable future. Add comment
AMD releases FirePro V7800, V5800, V4800 and V3800 GPUs
Following the introduction of the FirePro V8800, AMD has announced today the official unveiling of four additional GPUs in the series: the V7800, V5800, V4800 and V3800 adapters for workstation systems. Add comment
Numonyx intros Omeo range of phase change memory
Numonyx BV, a joint venture between Intel and STMicroelectronics, last week announced that its Omneo range of phase change memory products has entered mass production. Add comment
A green enthusiast PC build: Part one
Can PC enthusiasts construct an energy efficient machine that delivers a satisfying experience? Cliff sure aims to try. Add comment
Samsung leaks ARM CPU roadmap, a glimpse of future phone chips
A PDF from Samsung Electronics has inadvertently publicized the company's future plans for mobile processors built on the ARM ISA. Add comment
Windows 7 now on 10% of all PCs worldwide
Microsoft's Windows 7 continues to print money as the company this week posted record third quarter earnings with revenues of $14.5 billion. Add comment
Elpida readying 40nm 512MB DDR3 chips
Japanese memory maker Elpida announced this week that it has completed development on 512 megabyte DDR3 chips manufactured at 40nm. Add comment
Mind of UPSLynx for the week of April 18th
In this week's Mind of UPSLynx, my room gets new carpet, Primesuspect writes an excellent piece on the condition of his city, Gizmodo are a bunch of jerks and I'm still moving to California Add comment
OCZ begins trading on the NASDAQ
OCZ Technology announced yesterday that the company will soon be listed on the NASDAQ, and will commence trading under the ticker symbol "OCZ" on Friday, April 23, 2010. Add comment
Target to sell the Kindle April 25th
Target announced today that they will begin selling the Amazon Kindle at retail stores starting April 25th Add comment
Psyko Audio 5.1 PC headset available now
Psyko Audio announces their new 5.1 "perfect room" surround headset for gaming audio. Are they extreme enough for you? Add comment
Dell’s beautiful smartphones: Lightning, Flash, Thunder & Smoke
Dell? A high-end smartphone maker? Believe it. Add comment
iPhone hacked to run Android
An enterprising team of modders have orchestrated the most ground-breaking iPhone hack since the jailbreak: porting Android to run on the handset. Add comment
AMD touts Catalyst 10.4a beta, Bad Company 2 load time fix
AMD today rolled out a second beta version of April’s monthly Catalyst release, version 10.4a; the new driver is designed to fix inordinately long load times Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Add comment
CoolIT ECO A.L.C. review
The CoolIT ECO A.L.C. is a simple, maintenance-free liquid cooling solution that promises longevity and low temperatures. Icrontic puts it to the burner to see how it performs. Add comment
NVIDIA intros ForceWare 197.55 for Fermi
NVIDIA ForceWare version 197.55, exclusively for Fermi-based GPUs, adds 4-way SLI support to Windows Vista and Windows 7. Add comment
OCZ announces 4GB DDR3 DIMMs, 8GB kits
OCZ Technology yesterday announced new Gold-series 4GB DDR3-1333 modules, as well as an 8GB kit based on the new DIMMs. Add comment
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