Multitasking coming to iPhone 3GS with OS 4
Today Apple announced that multitasking is coming with iPhone OS 4.0, but only for the newest iPhone models, due to hardware limitations with older models. Add comment
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Leaked: HP Slate specs compared to iPad
A memo has recently been leaked, which details the specs on HP's upcoming Slate tablet and how it compares to the iPad. Add comment
iPhone OS 4.0 preview
Apple has just begun its preview of iPhone OS 4.0 with a special event held at the firm's Infinite Loop campus in Cupertino, CA. Add comment
AMD’s dynamic overclocking: Turbo CORE
AMD has recently provided a slide deck that sheds new light on "Turbo CORE," the company's upcoming match to Intel's Turbo Boost. Add comment
Google updates BlackBerry version of Google Maps
Google yesterday released a large update for Google Maps for the BlackBerry platform, bringing the application to version 4.0 and adding several new features. Add comment
Confirmed: Verizon CEO wants the iPhone
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg on Tuesday commented on a recent Wall Street Journal report that Verizon Wireless will soon carry Apple's iPhone on the company's robust 3G network. Add comment
AT&T announces $1 billion global business, network expansion
AT&T announced on Tuesday that it will be investing $1 billion USD into the expansion of its global network presence, as well as scalable business applications and services. Add comment
Blu-ray Disc Association approves two new disc formats
The Blu-ray Disc Association announced last week that it has approved two new disc formats that provide customers with additional options for writing or rewriting on the Blu-ray format. Add comment
Revisted: The NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800 unleashed
We revisit the NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800 Workstation GPU and unleash its full potential by disabling vsync; the new results were surprising. Add comment
Apple’s iPad components worth half of retail price
According to analysis by research firm ISuppli, Apple’s iPad is being sold for double what it’s worth. Add comment
Firefox to get GPU acceleration, more stable plugins
The Mozilla Foundation last week outlined several goals for the future of Firefox, the company's increasingly popular browser. Add comment
AMD refreshes the FirePro line
AMD announced today the launch of their newest FirePro professional workstation GPUs, and are headlining the launch with the ultra-high end FirePro V8800 Add comment
OCZ memory giveaway
Icrontic and OCZ Technology have partnered up to give away a triple channel DDR3 RAM kit. All you have to do is tweet! Add comment
DC court of appeals rules against net neutrality
A federal court of appeals has ruled today that the FCC does not have the authority to enforce net neutrality. Add comment
GestureWorks brings a multi-touch library to Flash and Flex developers
Ideum today announced the release of GestureWorks 1.5, a Flash and Flex library that brings multi-touch support to dozens of devices. Add comment
Shuttle launches new Pro Series small form factor workstations
Shuttle has just launched a new line of small form factor workstations that pack a powerful punch in a small package. Add comment
iPhone OS 4.0 coming this month
A mysterious image being distributed by Apple to sites around the web has confirmed that iPhone OS 4.0 is soon on the way. Add comment
Android 2.1 on the way to every Droid user
The Motorola Droid's Android 2.1 saga has come to an end; the update is being deployed OTA to every Droid user over the next few days. Add comment
Microsoft to drop support for Intel Itanium CPUs
Microsoft announced on Friday that the company will no longer support the Intel Itanium processor with the next versions of the Windows Server, SQL Server and Visual Studio products. Add comment
Facebook adds community pages
Facebook recently announced the addition of community pages to their massive social networking enterprise; the new pages are very similar to fan pages, but are about more “unofficial topics.” Add comment
Globalfoundries to skip straight to 28nm fabrication
Globalfoundries, a semiconductor foundry jointly owned by AMD and ATIC, announced on Thursday that it will be skipping the 32nm in favor of skipping straight to 28nm high-k metal gate (HKMG) fabrication technology. Add comment
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