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Apple is working two new CDMA iPhones and one of them is supposed to be introduced in the market this summer. Carriers other than AT & T will be able to sell the gadget.
The wireless network CDMA is used by the companies like Verizon and Sprint. But, AT &...
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When the Apple iPad goes on sale on Saturday, most of the major questions surrounding the device will have been answered. for one: can it live up to the hype?
Apple fans have breathlessly awaited Apple’s entry into the tablet computer market. Since the company unveiled the iPad in late January,...
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wall post or a message from a friend could be carrying a virus that seeks to steal your identity. The Koobface worm is back and it’s a play on the word Facebook.
The messages the virus sends are deceptive and they are constantly changing. “In the past they haven’t been this bad,”...
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Google, Intel and Sony are conducting joint development work on a platform called Google TV, according to a report in the New York Times.
Logitech is reportedly working with the companies to supply a small keyboard which will work with the systems, according to the article.
The Times reports that the project has...
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Windows XP users will not be able to run the final version of Internet Explorer 9, according to Microsoft executives, cutting out a decade-old, yet still popular operating system.
In fact, the Windows IE9 Platform Preview, as well as the final version, won’t run on anything but the latest Microsoft operating...
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At the Game Developers Conference, Intel showed off its Core i7-980X Extreme Edition, the chip maker’s first six-core CPU for consumers. Codenamed Gulftown, the Core i7-980X comes with more cores and computing threads, and a larger L3 cache, than the current i7-975, and all at the same price.
Intel is showing...
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Sony has officially announced its new motion controller for their PS3 gaming console, previously we though it was going to be called the Arc controller, but Sony has just made it official and it will now be called the PlayStation Move.
Sony will be selling the PlayStation Move in three desperate...
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Looks like Google is trying to expand its empire yet again. But they’ve also found a new friend: Dish Network. Together, the two companies are in the works of developing an Android-based set-top box.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the project is in test mode right now. The TV-programming search...
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has suggested that the platform holder could be preparing to unleash new Xbox 360 hardware configurations at different price points.
Following a speech at the University of Washington last week, the exec was asked about the company’s approach to hardware diversity.
“We actually have a TV implementation in...
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Internet calling firm Skype has released software for Nokia’s Symbian operating system, expanding its reach to more than 200 million smartphones around the world.
The Luxembourg-based company said the new Skype for Symbian application lets users make free Skype-to-Skype calls, for potentially huge savings on domestic and international calls by using...
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Spanish police have shut down a ring of computer hackers who infected more than 13 million PCs with a virus that stole credit card numbers and other valuable data in what may be the biggest cyber raid to date.
Spain’s Civil Guard said on Tuesday that it arrested three men suspected of...
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Apple hasn’t stated an official release date for its iPad, but rumors suggest the highly anticipated tablet will go on sale on March 26.
Both MacRumors’ Arnold Kim and the Examiner have heard from tipsters that Apple stores will begin selling the iPad on Friday, March 26 at 6 p.m. The Examiner...
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Sony Corp. said a glitch has knocked PlayStation 3 users off the game console’s online network, and the company warned that data loss could occur if gamers continued using the machines.
Sony said in a blog post Monday that the problem was likely caused by a bug in the clock functionality incorporated...
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