In its fall advertising campaign breaking this week, Intel Corporation showcases the digital entertainment benefits of the Intel Centrino mobile technology platform for laptop PCs. The eight-country campaign consists of television, print, online, retail and Continue reading “Intel Launches New Mobile Ad Campaign This Week”.
More than eight out of 10 Koreans support cell phone subsidies, according to a survey conducted by the ruling Uri Party in Korea. Nothing like handset subsidy bans! “The government should no longer try to Continue reading “80% of Koreans Want Cell Phone Subsidies”.
If you take a look at Google and notice seven slices of candle-adorned cake on the main page that is because Google is now seven years old. The company went one step further saying that Continue reading “Google Turns 7 & Boasts Being The Best”.
Intel Corp. and Microsoft Corp., the leading suppliers of chips and software for most of the world’s personal computers, are throwing their support behind the next-generation DVD standard known as HD DVD. That means that Continue reading “Intel & Microsoft Support HD DVD Format for next-gen DVDs”.
Legit Reviews is giving away an Intel Pentium M 760 Processor! If high gas prices have been keeping you from building that dream notebook or small form factor don’t worry because LR is giving one Continue reading “Intel Pentium M 760 Processor”.
As reported earlier, Intel are releasing their new dual Core Xeon’s. Now AMD are fighting back with the release of 3 new Dual Core Cpu’s. CHIP FIRM AMD released more dual core Opterons as it Continue reading “AMD intros three more dual core Opterons”.
Dell are to release Dual Core Xeon servers. They will not ship until October but with HP, Sun and IBM all jumpping on the AMD bandwaggon, this can only mean good things for Intel. Intel Continue reading “Intel’s dual-core Xeon makes Dell debut”.
ATI Technologies has placed orders with United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) to produce its R521, RV531 and RV516 graphics processing units (GPUs) using 90nm technology, according to industry sources. I am worried about the comment on Continue reading “ATI goes fromTSMC to UMC for 90nm R-5XX orders”.
Microsoft Beta testers have recently confirmed that Windows Vista works best with 256MB video cards and Digitimes is reporting that the video card makers should see increased sales after the launch. With Microsoft Vista being Continue reading “Microsoft Vista To Boost 256mb Graphics Card Sales”.
Google has been making progress with their ad services in recent months and is now eyeing television as a possible advertising market. Google has recently moved into print advertising and began with online ad services Continue reading “Google looking at TV advertising with GoogleTV division”.
China set new regulations on Internet news content on Sunday, widening a campaign of controls it has imposed on other Web sites, such as discussion groups. The government stated that all news must “be directed Continue reading “China sets new rules on Internet news”.
Children are being encouraged to teach their grandparents to use the internet to help close the digital divide. With the internet becoming a place to file for emergency aid, shop, and keep in touch with Continue reading “Kids urged to teach the elderly internet skills”.
Some owners of Apple Computer’s new “impossibly small” iPod Nano are quickly finding out that the new iPod is delicate. Hundreds of complaints about the screens scratching, cracking, and/or failing are coming to light all Continue reading “Apple iPod Nano Users Cry Foul on Nano’s Screen”.
This is a pretty interesting and newsworthy event. First, its no secret that ABIT has been having financial difficulties for more than a year now. There were the ECS and Foxconn rumors swirling earlier this Continue reading “Abit to migrate half of its capacity to ECS by end of October”.
The Inq. has an interesting article that reports the findings of the firm iSuppli and their analysis of the Ipod Nano. Out of their report comes the findings that the parts used in the Ipod Continue reading “Ipod Nano costs $90 to produce?”.