ok, so google goes out of its way to replace its doodle with a 30 year anniversary message to all pac man lovers! and might i say its probably the most addictive piece of sofware i have had the pleasure of using (at the expense of my revision) As i walked [ READ MORE ]
Ok, I have to admit, i am not a big mac fun mainly because i fall into the category of people who know too much about computers, I am more of a PC guy, dont get me wrong, I am not saying I am a windows fun, but since I am Linux mad, I belive I am more inclined to PCs than MACs. Anyway, despite my preference, the news of the new MackBook air has got me jumping. Like any technology freak, the MacBook air is the maveric, it has done to computing what the Motorola RAZER did to the mobile world — it slimmed it down considerably without impact on performance.
There has been quite alot of interest surroundly ARM lately, personally because I am in the process of looking for a job with them, but thats besides the point. In a field heavily treaded by intel, the semiconductor IP licensing company has come up with a processor that powers the latest lenovo skylight “smart book”. I took a peek at this device at CES (on the web ofcourse!) and I was utterly fascinated by its design.
It’s official: Microsoft got it right this time. After the mistake that was Vista, Windows 7 was greeted like the second coming, and it many ways it really was better than its predecessor: less annoying, faster, smoother, more compatible with various pieces of hardware and software, and lets not forget about the games compatibility, its surely is something!
Initial sales numbers and market share reports have shown that Windows 7 is on the right track, but today it’s obvious that it will be one of the most successful products in Windows history, as it already caught 10 percent market share approximately three months after it arrived on the market. [ READ MORE ]
With literally thousands of articles and blog posts being written about Apple’s new device, it’s easy to experience information overload. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive Apple iPad guide. It is our complete, constantly updated article on the iPad and its specs, features, pricing, availability and much more.
Here’s everything you ever wanted to know about the Apple iPad, and then some:
This sounds strangely familiar, the first edition of the iPad is launched without a camera, just like the first version of the iPhone, then all the buzz now is the 2nd generation of the iPad being released with camera support. Is apple playing the same game strategy again? How pathetic!
