Marketers would think the last thing they need is another content management platform. There is already a multitude available but Intel thinks otherwise. The company is rolling out their CMS software offering marketers more control over their campaigns.
Precious Silva
Jul 05, 2013
Samsung competes with nearly every gadget put out on the market. So when other companies put out their 5-inch smartphones trust Samsung to come up with their own version. The tech giant went beyond the 5-inch trend and released two new phablets: one with 5.8-inch display and another 6.3.
Precious Silva
Jul 05, 2013
Google has killed their Reader officially. The application previously provided people a way to access their RSS feeds. While RSS feeds has become an important part of people’s lives especially those demanding news and information from different portals, Google decided that Google Reader is no longer worth keeping. Here is a list of the ten reasons why the company has done a great job doing so.
Precious Silva
Jul 05, 2013
Toshiba is not playing safe when it comes to their line of computing products. While some companies are looking into capitalizing on mid-range products, Toshiba has sets its sights on a high end offering. The company recently unveiled their line of ultrabooks called Kira.
Precious Silva
Jul 05, 2013
Kanebo, the Japanese cosmetics manufacturer, confirmed on Thursday that they will recollect the skin whitening products from different countries in Asia after receiving complaints about skin damages such as white patches and uneven colouring. The company believes that their exclusively developed 4HPB substance causes the damage to the user’s skin.
Jenalyn Villamarin
Jul 05, 2013
NBN Co meets the June 30 rollout target but failed to deliver satisfactory service
Athena Yenko
Jul 05, 2013
Intel is the leading tech giant because of the company’s ability to pack excellent computing performance in transistors or processors that seem to decrease in size by the day. Even when computing devices shifted from huge desktop computers to small and slim ultrabooks, Intel manages to create a chip that is just right.
Precious Silva
Jul 04, 2013
Shoppers at Woolworths' newest supermarket in Woolloomooloo, Sydney don't have to rush when doing their grocery anymore. The retail giant has dramatically cut their exorbitant parking rates after customers complained that the $65 fee was too much.
Anne Lu
Jul 04, 2013
Motorola comeback is happening real soon after the company produced an advertisement of Moto X phone which will be available in major U.S. network carrier. Moto X would be the first smartphone customisable, designed, engineered and assembled in the U.S. with 1.7GHz dual-core Snapdragon CPU and 10MP camera.
Ryan Inoyori
Jul 04, 2013
Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie is expected to be released in October 2013 and reports say that the upcoming software version will support older and low-cost devices to prevent fragmentation between Android smartphones and tablets.
Ryan Inoyori
Jul 04, 2013
Apple, Microsoft, Samsung and Blackberry are battling it out for M2M supremacy. Handling business and personal data has become important for people, and increasing mobility and convenience of computing device are helping individuals do so. Analysts predict that the era of personal computers is almost over and more compact devices like ultrabooks and tablets will take centre stage.
Precious Silva
Jul 04, 2013
Following the trail of a recent immigration bill backed by U.S. President Barack Obama and the Senate, Australia has passed a similar bill that enforces a provision for foreign firms to advertise and prove a need for skilled workers before a visa issued.
Jacob Cherian
Jul 04, 2013
FPT is taking advantage of the smartphone development trend. FPT just released the Lenovo S920 – a smartphone featuring a 5.3-inch HD display, quad-core microprocessors, including 1GB of RAM. With the race on smartphone supremacy, can the new Lenovo mobile device beat the likes of Apple’s iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S4?
Precious Silva
Jul 04, 2013
On the eve of Independence Day celebrations in the U.S., Motorola attempted to appeal to the patriotic spirit of Americans by coming out with ads in major dailies hyping the fact that the smartphones made by the tech firm are made in the U.S.
Vittorio Hernandez
Jul 04, 2013
Intel's (INTC) Haswell chips have changed the standards for portable computing. They offered incredible improvements, especially in speed and battery efficiency of laptops. The processors doubled their peak floating point throughout but Intel has a knack for bringing for surprising the industry. Their latest Skylake offering is a monster than will blow up standards once more.
Precious Silva
Jul 03, 2013
Sony is getting serious with its mobile offerings giving the likes of Samsung and Apple a run for their money. Consumer reports from the UK indicate the Sony’s position in the market is improving, and Samsung is paying for that cost.
Precious Silva
Jul 03, 2013
Tiger Airways was renamed to Tigerair, signaling a beginning of new era for the budget carrier
Athena Yenko
Jul 03, 2013
Emerging news reports say that Chinese authorities have begun an investigation into price fixing deals by manufacturers of imported baby formula.
Jacob Cherian
Jul 03, 2013
Microsoft is working on a revolutionary smartphone that is not about speed and better HD display rather; it is focusing on a mobile device that can tell a person’s mood. The smartphone technology not only senses individual moods, but it can also automatically share it over different social networking sites.
Precious Silva
Jul 03, 2013
Apple Inc has been accused of tax avoidance in the U.S. and other countries and this time, alleged reports have surfaced regarding the company's non-payment of UK taxes during the 2012 fiscal year. According to reports, Apple even had tax credit which can be used in the coming years.
Reissa Su
Jul 03, 2013
Screenshots of an alleged Asus Live Chat support emerged online, hinting the upcoming Nexus 7 2 which will be launched by the end of July 2013. An Asus employee leaked information regarding some technical specifications of the Android tablet.
Ryan Inoyori
Jul 02, 2013
The Ford Focus has been one of the best small cars to drive ever since it reached Australian shores in 2002.
Jamelle Agbuis
Jul 02, 2013
Volvo's new Animal Detection safety system won't be able to help drivers avoid hitting kangaroos when it first launches within three years, but the Swedish manufacturer says future iterations will be tested in Australia to achieve that goal.
Jamelle Agbuis
Jul 02, 2013
BMW has announced it will reveal the long-awaited BMW i3 on July 29.
Jamelle Agbuis
Jul 02, 2013
BMW has revealed patent sketches of its new i3 model this week, originally publicised by French Automotive magazine L'Automobile.
Jamelle Agbuis
Jul 02, 2013
Google’s lips remained sealed about the next generation Nexus also rumored to be Nexus 7.2 or Nexus 7 2. Speculations are high that Google will be releasing their next best tablet this month or sometime soon. The latest rumor on this tablet comes from an Asus customer representative. Reports indicate the rep dished out some interesting specs about the new Nexus 7.
Precious Silva
Jul 02, 2013
Samsung Electronics lost a market capitalization value of $25.3 billion in May which is more than the value of Sony Corporation due to the failure of Galaxy S4 to meet expectations. Will this delay the Android 4.2.2 update for the Galaxy S3?
Ryan Inoyori
Jul 02, 2013
From the time Samsung Galaxy Note hit stores, it has set the standards for smartphones and phablets alike. But the market is always full of surprises and some contenders are rising up to the challenge. With the pending release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, tech giants like Sony are stepping up. The Sony Xperia Z Ultra can put the Note 2 to shame according to announced specs.
Precious Silva
Jul 02, 2013
Apple’s iPad 4 and the Google Nexus 10 have been leading the pack for tablets in the market. Despite the strong competition, these two managed to carve a niche on their one. But which tablet better suits a consumer? Looking at the pros and cons of both should help decide which tablet is apt for whom.
Precious Silva
Jul 02, 2013
Intel's chief technology officer Justin Rattner has stepped down from his post because of his age. The company forbids any employer to be beyond 65 working still. Rattner will be on extended leave. Intel did not provide details about his return and to what his return will account for.
Precious Silva
Jul 02, 2013
