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AMD reportedly will stick with its x86 chips as it moves into the tablet space, dashing rumors of a licensing deal with ARM. Advanced Micro Devices is going to stay with the x86 architecture as it moves into the mobile device space rather than pursue any licensing deal with ARM Holdings. Best comptia A+ […]
News Analysis: Sony has unveiled two new tablets, the S1 and the S2. With the features these models have, they will have a better chance to succeed where other tablets have failed against Apple’s iPad 2. Sony has finally unveiled the two tablets it plans to launch later this year. Code-named “S1” and “S2,” the […]
A pair of mobile forensic researchers who independently identified a location tracking system on the iPhone 4 several months before it was publicized by O’Reilly Radar this week say that law enforcement agencies are currently using data from a hidden iOS file called “consolidated.db” in criminal investigations. Best comptia A+ Training, Comptia A+ […]
Security Suite Reviews: Ad-Aware to Kaspersky Ad-Aware logoAd-Aware Total Security 1.0 $49.95 direct, $59.95 for 3 licenses The massive Ad-Aware Total Security includes standard security components as well as backup and system tune-up. Most components do a good job, though a few are sketchy. This suite isn’t ready to take on the top competitors. […]
When the first Apple iPad and the Fusion Garage JooJoo were released within days of each other in early 2010, the world got its first real taste of tablets—and, what some might say, is an excellent summation of the breadth of quality future tablets would offer. At the high end, the iPad, and now the […]
It seems like forever that we’ve been talking about the Motorola Xoom and the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook. In fact, we have. For months, well before the iPad 2 made its debut, the press and analysts have asked: Which tablet will reign supreme on performance and speed? Which will have the best apps? How about the […]
Your USB flash drive can do a whole lot more than just move data around. Greg Shultz introduces a variety of creative ways to put that drive to good use. Transporting your data is probably the most common use for a USB flash drive. But there’s a world of other things you can do with […]
He hype is sky high, and we have seen, Windows 7 lives upto it. At the time of writing, only few hours remain for October 22nd launch, and already I see Twitter flooding for Windows 7. PC users are rushing to get their copy to either run on existing machines or buying a new one […]
The nine founding members of CSCI UK pledged to reduce carbon emissions by four million tons in next three years. Dell, Intel, HP, Google, WWF, TERI, CII-ITC Centre Of Excellence For Sustainable Development, MAIT and NASSCOM have joined hands with the aim of driving energy efficient practices in every-day computing. They have launched the UK […]
RFID technology has become an integral part of our life for it is being used in multiple purposes. Radio Frequency Identification is most used in collecting tolls, managing traffic, for secured entry and exit purposes in highly sensitive areas, shopping at malls, tracking library books and so on. The beginning of time and the discovery […]