TECHNOLOGY

Samsung Is Not Interested in RIM, BlackBerry

Samsung has denied rumors about a potential buyout of Blackberry maker, Research in Motion after a technology blog reported the South Korean firm was interested in buying RIM.

Discover Apple's Secrets

Unveiling Apple's secrets is absolutely the desire of many and taking a peep in the company's private life surely excites most of the people. If you are one of the company's stalkers, then you shouldn't miss reading Adam Lashinsky's new book.
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HP's New Ultrabook: Specs and Features

HP (Hewlett-Packard) have not enjoyed that much success in the market due to the fact competition in the technology market is very tight and rigid. There is a chance that this could all change as HP unveiled their new Ultrabook dubbed as Envy 14 Spectre during the 2012 CES (Consumer Electronics Show).

What's the Best Gadget at CES 2012?

The Consumer Electronics Show ended last week and left over 150,000 techies reeling from a sensory overload of tablets, smartphones, laptops and gadgets. This year ultrabooks and smart TVs shone as a bevy of other gadgets from 3D printers to a robotic cameraman made CES 2012 live up to its name as the biggest electronics show around. What were the gadgets that managed to stand out from the crowd? Here are five gadgets that shined at this year's CES.

Why the Revised BlackBerry Playbook Won't Sell

Research in Motion Ltd. will release the updated Playbook operating system in February that would include a new native calendar and contact applications, as well as better integration for E-mail, LinkedIn and Twitter. RIM is hoping the new update will lure developers and consumers to support its Playbook OS 2.0 but this update could be too late to reverse the Playbook's fortune.

The Rise and Fall of Yahoo's Jerry Yang

Jerry Yang built-up his name by transforming a start-up tech firm into a multi-billion dollar global company, becoming the toast of the tech world in so short a time, which lasted until Yahoo's gradual and eventual decline.

Kick It with Samsung Galaxy Note

The all new Samsung Galaxy Note has loads of new features that even allows users to create sports gameplays using the S pen stylus.

Top Losers at CES 2012

The Consumer Electronics Show is over and the only thing left to do is mop up the losers of the biggest electronics trade show of the year. Here are some gadgets and companies that made a poor showing at CES 2012.

iPhone Debut Runs Amok in Beijing

Apple Inc. suspended its sale of its new iPhone 4S in China Friday after irate shoppers pelted Apple's flagship Beijing store with eggs and fought with security guards in a desperate bid to get their hands on the new device.

Android’s Virtual Assistant

The iOS has obtained exclusivity of the virtual assistant SIRI and gained remarkable scores and comments from users and critics. It has made iOS smartphones unique against the Android devices by defining the meaning of intelligence. However, the virtual assistant is still in development for best usage in a lot of countries.

New Androids to Challenge Samsung Galaxy S3

In 2012 the world of smartphones is expected to be excited anew with the release of Samsung Galaxy S3 on February. But two of its challengers, Sony and LG, have already given a sneak peek even as S3's release approaches fast. Both of their devices are high-end and Android-powered as well.

The Best Ultrabooks at CES 2012

Ultrabooks were the big story at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Intel's trademarked ultrabook took over CES in a big way this year with new devices being unveiled by Acer, Toshiba, and Samsung to name a few. Ultrabooks are ultraportable, slim and stylish notebooks that Intel hopes will turn consumers back to PC.

AcerCloud: An iCloud Imitation?

Tech company Acer unveiled their new storage service called AcerCloud, which is quite similar to Apple’s new storage service, iCloud.

Update: Untethered Jailbreak for iOS 5.0.1 iPhone 4S, iPad 2

In a recent post, pod2G announced that the iPhone Dev team, Chronic Dev team and iOS hacker planetbeing had joined him to figure out a way to publicly release his untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 that relied on a developer account.

Non-porn Players Quickly Grab .xxx Web Sites

According to recent reports, many non-adult groups like colleges, museums, and well-known groups rushed in order to purchase addresses with the ".xxx" domain. This move was brought about by the decision of these groups to prevent porn purveyors from using their specific names in the web's red light district.

Apple Tweaks iOS 5.0.1 for iPhone 4S, Has Updates for Apple TV

Apple, one of the largest growing companies in the world recently released new updates for the company's generation Apple TV. Alongside the release of new features for this Apple product was also a slightly tweaked version of iOS 5.0.1 for iPhone 4S which sparked the interest of numerous Apple users.

Google Responds to Criticisms Over New Search Feature

Google Inc.'s new feature called "Search Plus Your World" will now integrate material from its social network, Google Plus in its Google search results. This move has sparked controversy as social network Twitter complained bitterly that this would skew search results to Google's social network.

Dell Kills Inspiron Netbook

Dell, a known PC maker announced that the company would be putting a stop in their Inspiron line of netbooks.

Sony Develops New Crystal LED Display

Sony Corp. has introduced a new technology for television that uses 55 million LEDs to create a sharp and clear image that, according to Sony is far superior to traditional LCD displays.

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