Itching to get your hands on Motorola’s Xyboard? The Wi-Fi-only version is now available for pre-orders for those in the US.
An
8.2 inch model costs $400 and $500 for the 16GB and 32GB versions,
Motorola Starts Pre-Orders For Wi-Fi Xyboard
Itching to get your hands on Motorola’s Xyboard? The Wi-Fi-only version is now available for pre-orders for those in the US.
Always Innovating HDMI Dongle Transforms Your Regular TV
Media box sets seem to be getting smaller by the day and Always
Innovating has taken this to heart, coming up with the so-called HDMI
Dongle.
What
exactly does the tiny device do? Basically it turns your regular HDTV
into an Internet-
OLPC Showcases XO-3
One Laptop per Child’s (OLPC) XO-3 has been unveiled, and it is
wrapped in silicone. The 8-inch XO-3 has a Marvell ARMADA PXA618
pocessor and 500mb of RAM.
The
silicone in front can be easilly peeled off to reveal the screen that
has a 1024×768 Pixel Qi.
SolarKindle Adds Cover, Extends Reading Time
Kindle users who want to keep their usage last for months before
looking for a power outlet have found the ultimate solution:
SolarKindle.
SolarKindle
is the world’s first solar-powered e-book reader over. The cover has a
solar panel built into it and has a dual charging reserve battery to
keep your kindle powered. SolarFocus
BryteWerks Rolls Out HTPC Equipped With Projector
Media consumption is all about integration and BryteWerks is offering
what it calls intelligent high-def digital projectors that also doubles
as your home theatre PC (HTPC).
BryteWerks
Model One is packed with features aside from its 6,000-11,000 lumens
Microsoft Bids Goodbye To IE6
The day has finally come. And Microsoft figures the day marking the
end of Internet Explorer 6 deserves a celebration. IE6, which started
finding its way to PCs way back in 2001, saw its usage drop
significantly and now, even Microsoft admits the time has come to put it
to rest.
Sony Answers Need For Speed With XQD Memory Cards
Still think your CompactFlash card isn’t fast enough? Then look no
further as Sony has come up with the XQD memory card format, which it
claims can have read and write speeds that reach 125MB/s.
The
faster read and write speed
Nokia Ace Likely To Be Shown At CES
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) set this coming week is sure to
have tons of nifty gadgets and gizmos and not to be left out is Nokia,
which is reportedly using the event to unveil its first Windows phone
for AT&T.
BitTorrent Gives Filesharing A Twist
Care to share? BitTorrent’s got you covered as the company introduces
a new application called Share. The application acts as a cloud storage
similar to how dropbox works. Using the application is fairly simple,
with its drag and drop interface making it very easy for the
E3 2012 Could be Huge with Next Gen PlayStation Xbox, and Wii U Details
Over the last few years, many would agree that nothing of real awesomeness was seen at E3 in LA. The games
were cool, but the hardware was lacking for the most part. That may all
change in 2012. E3 2012 is shaping up to be one of the biggest shows it
has had in years.
iPhone 4S Owners Use Twice As Much Data Than iPhone 4 Thanks To Siri
According to a recent report, owners of Apple’s new iPhone 4S smartphone use almost twice as much data as iPhone 4 owners and almost three times as much data as iPhone 3G owners.
It would appear that it is Apple’s voice activated virtual assistant,
Siri
Vuzix To Show Off Smart Glasses At CES
Vuzix has announced that they will show off a new range of Smart
Glasses at CES 2012 next week, which will feature integrated HD
displays, using technology from Nokia.
Now after years of internal developments and our recent licensing
relationship with
Symantec source code that was recently lifted by hackers is from two
old enterprise products unrelated to the company's current consumer
software, according to the antivirus vendor.
On Thursday, several reports surfaced that hackers had managed to
access source code from
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