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- Windows 8 Confirmed by Microsoft
- Windows 8 Confirmed by Microsoft
- Dell XPS 15z Laptop Now Available
- Dell XPS 15z Laptop Now Available
- RageGage Smash Pad
- New Xbox 360 Updates Connect Users with PayPal and Get Bricked
- iPad Flexible Arm Should be Called Lazy Arm
- Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone
- Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone
- Google Acquires Modu Patents for US$4.9 Million
| Windows 8 Confirmed by Microsoft Posted: 24 May 2011 09:18 AM PDT inally, Microsoft has now confirmed the existence of a "Windows 8" OS as CEO Steve Ballmer (pictured) announced it during the company's developer forum held in Japan. Although Ballmer did not dish out the dirt about the upcoming OS, he did indicate that the "next generation of Windows systems" will be released net year. He also teased that "there's a whole lot more coming," which would include "slates, tablets, PCs, (and) a variety of form factors." ZDNet noted the distinction between "slates" and "tablets" as two separate form factors, which could be interesting unless Ballmer used two terms pertaining to one device. Another interesting insight is that he did not use the name "Windows 8″ regarding the next-gen Windows systems. Perhaps we will hear more about it in the coming days, particularly during the D9 conference where Microsoft's Windows chief, Steven Sinofski, would appear. |
| Windows 8 Confirmed by Microsoft Posted: 24 May 2011 09:18 AM PDT inally, Microsoft has now confirmed the existence of a "Windows 8" OS as CEO Steve Ballmer (pictured) announced it during the company's developer forum held in Japan. Although Ballmer did not dish out the dirt about the upcoming OS, he did indicate that the "next generation of Windows systems" will be released net year. He also teased that "there's a whole lot more coming," which would include "slates, tablets, PCs, (and) a variety of form factors." ZDNet noted the distinction between "slates" and "tablets" as two separate form factors, which could be interesting unless Ballmer used two terms pertaining to one device. Another interesting insight is that he did not use the name "Windows 8″ regarding the next-gen Windows systems. Perhaps we will hear more about it in the coming days, particularly during the D9 conference where Microsoft's Windows chief, Steven Sinofski, would appear. |
| Dell XPS 15z Laptop Now Available Posted: 24 May 2011 09:17 AM PDT Dell has now officially released its XPS 15z laptop worldwide, with Australia as the first lucky country. The 0.97-inch thick gadget features an Intel Core i5-2410M processor with 2.3GHz default speed (2.9 GHz with Turbo Boost), a 6GB DDR3 RAM, backlit keyboard, GeForce GT 525M graphic chipset with 2GB of decidated memory, a 750GB hard drive, and a 64WHr battery. The screen measures at 15.6 inches diagonally with 1920 x 1080 resolution. The Dell XPS 15z laptop is now available on Dell's online store with prices starting at 1,400 Australian dollars (US$1,477). Add A$300 (US$316) and you will get a stepped-up model with Core i7-2620M with 2.7GHz default speed and 8GB of RAM. |
| Dell XPS 15z Laptop Now Available Posted: 24 May 2011 09:17 AM PDT Dell has now officially released its XPS 15z laptop worldwide, with Australia as the first lucky country. The 0.97-inch thick gadget features an Intel Core i5-2410M processor with 2.3GHz default speed (2.9 GHz with Turbo Boost), a 6GB DDR3 RAM, backlit keyboard, GeForce GT 525M graphic chipset with 2GB of decidated memory, a 750GB hard drive, and a 64WHr battery. The screen measures at 15.6 inches diagonally with 1920 x 1080 resolution. The Dell XPS 15z laptop is now available on Dell's online store with prices starting at 1,400 Australian dollars (US$1,477). Add A$300 (US$316) and you will get a stepped-up model with Core i7-2620M with 2.7GHz default speed and 8GB of RAM. |
| Posted: 24 May 2011 09:15 AM PDT veryone always go through bouts of rage and anger at one time or another. It is always hard to just bottle it up and keep it inside all of the time. There are many times that you would want some sort of release to ease up. The RageGage Smash Pad may be the high tech alternative to venting your rage when you need to. The RageGage Smash Pad is simply an item that you can vent your anger into by trying to smash it with your hands whenever you feel like it. It was designed to take such abuse so that you can just have something to vent your anger and feel good about yourself. It is also an electronic device that senses whether you are releasing some of that pent up rage inside you. If not, the RageGage will taunt you with audio cues until you do vent your rage. But if it senses that you might be venting too much, it also sends out audio cues to make you relax a bit. Quite an interesting device, the RageGage Smash Pad is available at the RageGage site in a variety of designs for US$20. |
| New Xbox 360 Updates Connect Users with PayPal and Get Bricked Posted: 24 May 2011 09:12 AM PDT Microsoft has unveiled updates to the Xbox 360 that adds new features such as linking the user's PayPal account to the gaming console (at least in some countries) and a tweaked standby mode. Apart from the update, which will arrive in two weeks, Microsoft has revealed they received complaints from a lot of gamers claiming the recent firmware update for the Xbox 360, which supposed to add support for the new expanded disc capacity feature, is not working well in some units. It prevents "a very small number of Xbox 360 owners" from playing game discs, manifesting itself as "disc unreadable" on the screen. Microsoft has since reached out to the complaining users to have their consoles replaced with a brand-new 250GB Xbox 360 S and a year of Xbox Live Gold access. If your Xbox 360 is also suffering the same problem, contact Microsoft immediately. |
| iPad Flexible Arm Should be Called Lazy Arm Posted: 24 May 2011 09:09 AM PDT Japanese novelty gadget maker Thanko introduces its "iPad Flexible Arm," which supposedly makes it easier for owners to use iPads while lying in bed. First question that pops into my head is, "Are we really that lazy?" The arm can supposedly support the tablet both in vertical and horizontal positions. It is specifically designed for the iPad and iPad 2, but any tablet not thicker than 18mm will do. The Thanko iPad Flexible Arm is now available on the company's Japanese online store, costing about US$61. |
| Posted: 24 May 2011 09:07 AM PDT Sharp has recently come up with a number of new smartphones under its AQUOS lineup. It has the new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C smartphone that caters to those who may love everything in 3D. That is because this new smartphone is capable of shooting and displaying images in 3D. The new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone comes with twin 8MP cameras that is capable of taking images in 3D. Its 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor certainly is necessary in this case. This, along with a 4.2 inch qHD LCD touchscreen capable of displaying 3D images as well. This smartphone runs on the Android 2.3 OS and also offers 720p HD recording and WiFi connectivity. The new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone is currently available in Japan from NTT Docomo. Pricing for now, has not yet been made available. |
| Posted: 24 May 2011 09:07 AM PDT Sharp has recently come up with a number of new smartphones under its AQUOS lineup. It has the new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C smartphone that caters to those who may love everything in 3D. That is because this new smartphone is capable of shooting and displaying images in 3D. The new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone comes with twin 8MP cameras that is capable of taking images in 3D. Its 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor certainly is necessary in this case. This, along with a 4.2 inch qHD LCD touchscreen capable of displaying 3D images as well. This smartphone runs on the Android 2.3 OS and also offers 720p HD recording and WiFi connectivity. The new Sharp AQUOS SH 12C Smartphone is currently available in Japan from NTT Docomo. Pricing for now, has not yet been made available. |
| Google Acquires Modu Patents for US$4.9 Million Posted: 24 May 2011 09:05 AM PDT Back in the day, there used to be a modular cell phone brand in Israel called Modu. The company made small cell phones that can be slipped into different sleeves so it can perform different actions and functions. It was picked up by a handful of carriers, but sad to say Modu declared bankruptcy, leaving its employees unpaid and its creditors shaking their heads. But last May 20, it has been announced that Google has bought Modu's patent portfolio to the tune of US$4.9 million. The tech media begin to speculate what the software giant is planning to do. Some say it might resuscitate the long-forgotten phones, while others guess Google might incorporate Modu's technology into upcoming Android versions. Another group, meanwhile, thinks that it could all be just a case of collecting patents to defend Android against the numerous IP suits being hurled their way. It could also be the reason why the search engine beast is trying to acquire a number of Nokia patents. Whatever the reason, let's hope something good would come out of it, at least in a consumer perspective. |
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