Globalfoundries, an Advanced Micro Devices spinoff, is working to stand out among the competition by focusing on a sophisticated manufacturing process. The company, which still is 35% owned by AMD, also has plans to build Continue reading “AMD Factory Spinoff Now Operating as Globalfoundries”.
Today, AMD Launches the world’s first 40nm graphics processors – the ATI mobiity Radeon HD 4860 and the ATI mobility Radeon HD 4830. Each of these feature-rich graphics processors that is supposed to redefine mobile Continue reading “AMD Launches ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4860 and HD 4830”.
Nero previewed the latest version of Nero Move It today at the CeBIT trade fair. Nero Move features support for the NVIDIA CUDA architecture and will be available as a free update to current Nero Continue reading “Nero Adds NVIDIA CUDA Acceleration to MOVE IT”.
If you have a big family or numerous friends that like to play the Nintendo Wii you might be interested in Nyko’s new Charge Station Quad, which keeps four of the Wiimotes topped off till you are ready to use them. We also take a look at the Kama Wireless Nunchuk Controller which provides all the same abilities and features of the wired Nunchuk but without the need of wires.
Intel has sued NVIDIA over its right to create and sell motherboard chipsets that support Intel’s Nehalem (aka Core i7)-class of desktop processors. This isn’t exactly a new fight and since the release of Nehalem, Continue reading “Intel Takes Dispute with NVIDIA to Court”.
Blizzard Entertainment announced that it will bring its fourth BlizzCon gaming convention back to Southern California to the Anaheim Convention Center on Friday, August 21 and Saturday, August 22. As many know, BlizzCon is a Continue reading “BlizzCon 2009 Announced”.
NVIDIA has introduced a new platform, based on the NVIDIA Tegra 600 Series computer-on-a-chip that enables a $99, always-on, always-connected HD mobile internet device (MID) that can go days between battery charges. This platform will Continue reading “NVIDIA Enables World’s First $99 HD Mobile Internet Device”.
Today, Google introduced Latitude, a new opt-in feature that lets smartphone and laptop users share their location with friends and allows those friends to share their locations in return. Once you and your friends have Continue reading “Google Software Tracks Mobile Users on Maps”.
Super Bowl viewers in Tucson, AZ, got bonus coverage at a pivotal point in last night’s game when when cable provider Comcast showed a short and extremely graphic porn clip during the final moments of Continue reading “Porn Interrupts Superbowl TV Coverage”.
The Senate voted on Monday to delay next months transition to digital television until June 12 because some viewers would not be ready for the switch. The delay, approved unanimously on a vote by the Continue reading “Senate Approves Digital TV Delay to June 12”.
Forged of premium stainless steel alloy and fabric cables the V-Moda Vibe II is one killer looking headset. The Vibe II also includes a discrete microphone, noise-isolating headphone/headset features, hi-definition sound, ergonomic detachable sport earhooks, and convenient call/music control functions for use with the iPhone and other popular devices.
YouTube has created a new online tool that allows users to screen video clips via a Nintendo Wii or Sony PlayStation 3 console. Youtube.com/TV has the ability to search and browse clips, as well as Continue reading “YouTube Clips Now Can Be Viewed Via Wii or PS3 Consoles”.
Apple Inc.’s CEO Steve Jobs says he is taking a medical leave of absence until the end of June. Jobs told employees in an e-mail that his health issues are more complex than he thought. Continue reading “Apple CEO to Step Down and Take Medical Leave of Absence”.
The Callpod Dragon V2 Bluetooth headset is perfect for the person that likes to move around while talking on the phone. With a 328+ ft (100m) range, you can roam around your office or home without having to carry your phone. Dragon can also connect with your PC for Skype calls simultaneously, allowing you to switch between your PC and mobile phone with a press of a button.
Dell Inc. will pay $3.35 million to settle a lawsuit with 44 states over allegations of misleading consumers about financing terms, warranties and rebates, according to several states’ attorneys general. If you bought a Dell Continue reading “Dell to Pay $3.35 Million to Settle Suit”.
