Keyboard is an Input Device – Wrong! Asus has taken pledge to re-define the old-definition. After their cool line-up of Eee Netbooks, they are here to revolutionize & invade the keyboards. Specs: This sleek device … Read more
Intel’s Core i7 with 45nm fabrication-technology is just a piece of chip that brings good things for today. Tommorow’s superiority will last with a new generation of chips Intel has started producing. Intel announced that initial … Read more
AMD has introduced a 40W six-core Opteron processor. The overhauled chip offers 31 percent higher performance-per-watt over a standard quad-core Opteron. According to AMD spokesperon Brent Kerby, companies that require low power processors often deploy … Read more
Hardware industry, today, doesn’t have many Open Source players. Few of them are Big like Sun Microsystems( now, Oracle). The popular Hardware player, Sony is quietly pushing forward with a minor revolution, based on open … Read more
Accenture, being the leader in service industry, had been long driven by customer requirements. But now the era is taking a shift. Accenture, as per Andy Zimmerman is now looking into Product solutions: “Open source … Read more
IBM research still heavily invests on new programs that drives innovation in the Industry. In the recent research to mimic the best parts of human brain function on a highly intelligent computer to decypher tons of data … Read more
There is always a performance hit when you make things run on a VM environment. Same is the case with Android OS. There will be significant performance Hit and limit is posed by the use … Read more
You own a xx GB iPod and till yesterday it was working fine then all of a sudden iTunes monster tells you “Error ipod is corrupt please restore”. You connected it and the “do not … Read more
HTC is back with yet another Android phone, continuing its Google Android domination with the new HTC Hero. The HTC Hero, the third Android device from HTC, is the first device built on HTC Sense, the … Read more
Hard Rectangualar Drive is capable of 160,000 IO operations/Second according to developer at DataSlide For many years now the main storage method used for computers have been hard drives that use spinning magnetic platters as … Read more
Now that Core i7 is in the market, and we have tested few machines that run on Whooping i7, we are all set to write another review on Core i7. As we mentioned in our … Read more
Java has been the industry standard for all kinds of business applications. The reason of success had been the platform portability, perfect OO programming, Evolution of 3rd party frameworks & tools, and ofcourse Open source … Read more
The publication this morning of a finalized specification for SATA 3.0 could eliminate a key data transfer bottleneck, possibly more-than-doubling throughput. The solid-state disk drive is supposed to be fast. After all, it’s mostly made … Read more
USB 3.0 is one step closer to being included in our computers It seems like everything uses USB today from cell phone chargers to keyboards, mice, printers, and cameras. What many really want are faster … Read more