TECHNOLOGY

Intel Starts Shipping the "Best" Open Source PC to Date

Intel started shipping their first “open-source” personal computer. According to several sources, Intel’s open source PC may be described as the best in terms of bare-bones system related to x86 devs. It also aimed to target the growing DIY market and the chip giant is well on its way in exploring what it has to offer.
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Cyber Espionage: Everyone is Doing It, says Malcolm Turnbull

Cyber espionage has become a hot subject for debate these days. All the countries deny spying yet at the same time accuse others of doing it. One man wants to put an end to this hypocrisy and wants honest international discussion on cyber espionage. According to itnews.com.au, the shadow communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull made these comments at a community forum on electronic privacy in Paddington last night.

The World's Lightest Laptop Belongs to Sony, Sony VAIO P11 Will Be the Next MacBook Air?

Sony continues to move forward with their computer offerings. Almost in a slump for quite some time, the company has been launching devices earning good feedback and positive market reception. Recently, the company has gained attention for their line up of Sony Xperia Z smartphones and tablets. This time around, the Japanese tech giant seems to earn another title for the world’s lightest laptop.

Motorola - Moto X Launch, Australia has to Wait

Motorola is all set to release a new smart phone – Moto X by the end of August or early September. This is their biggest project since Motorola was taken over from Google and expectations are high.

Patent Hints of Metal Case for Samsung Galaxy S5

After using plastic as casing for so many of its devices, South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly planning to use metal for the next model of the Galaxy S5. The basis of the speculation is a Samsung patent filed in Seoul in 2011 and registered in the U.S. in 2012.

Samsung Retina Display for iPad Mini?

Despite Apple and Samsung's numerous legal battles, the Cupertino-based tech giant is still tapping its South Korean rival to provide it the high-resolution Retina display when it releases the next version of the iPad mini, The Wall Street Journal reported.

iPad Mini 2 vs. Nexus 7 2013: Which is the Tablet King for Games?

Between the Nexus 7 2013 and the still-rumoured iPad Mini 2, which one has the better capability for gaming in the battle for tablets? It seems like there are two main factors to be considered—the Nexus 7’s various new features and the OpenGL ES 3.0, as well as the many rumoured accessories and software that come with the iOS 7, which is also rumoured to be available with the iPad Mini 2.

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