NVIDIA planning to enter x86 processor business?

Now here's a calculated wild guess by an analyst who claims that NVIDIA is secretly working on an x86 processor to compete with Intel's and AMD's processors. According to the analyst the main reason behind this is the problems...

Is CrunchPad dead?

Well, there is only one person in this world, Michael Arrington, who can answer this question. But if several industry sources are to be believed then the reported CrunchPad is "indefinitely" delayed, if not dead. Wondering what could be...

Microsoft reduces its workforce count by 800

As we'd reported in the past Microsoft have started cutting its workforce. Till now the count has touched 800, and is on its way to touch 5,000 in near future. Though we're against large scale layoffs, Microsoft believes the...

Best Buy launches on-demand movies, TV shows service

Next time you home and are getting bored better check out Best Buy's website and order your favorite movie or a TV show, and enjoy it on your high definition TV. Best Buy today announced that it has formed...

NSA building a datacenter to store surveillance data measuring Yottabyte

Heard of Gigabytes, Terabytes, and even Petabytes. But wondering what the hell's a Yottabyte? Well, according to Wikipedia, a yottabyte is a unit of information or computer storage equal to one septillion (one long scale quadrillion or 10) bytes...

ASUS Smartbook coming in Q1 2010

The firm which gave the industry a whole new direction by its Eee PC is planning to do just what it did with Eee PCs. Recently, Asus CEO revealed that the firm is all set to launch its first...

Apple's advertising budget for 2009: $500 Million

Yes, $500 million is what Apple is going to spend in the full calender year 2009. And as 2009 is coming to an end, I guess most of they money is already spent in attracting more potential buyers towards...

Intel to delay implementation of USB 3.0 on its chipsets till 2011

While all mainstream motherboard makers have now started adopting faster USB 3.0 technology, the world's largest chip maker is going on a different track. Reportedly, Intel is intentionally delaying implementation of USB 3.0 tech on its chipsets. No word...

Second Nokia Booklet 3G netbook coming in 2010

Just recently Nokia had announced its first netbook PC in the form of Booklet 3G, and now if reports are to be believed then the Finnish giant will soon be back with another netbook PC. Details of the said...

Google plans 10 million servers!

Ten million servers! Gosh! According to a Googler, the internet giant is preparing to manage as many as 10 million servers in the future. The figure comes as a surprise as the firm has always shied away from mentioning...

Wi-Fi Direct Technology allows direct connection of Wi-Fi enabled devices

Want to share data with your Wi-Fi equipped laptop but have no Wireless connection to share data? Well worry not as come 2010 and you'll be able to transfer data directly from one Wi-Fi equipped PC to another PC,...

Acer overtakes Dell for second place in PC shipments worldwide

It was bound to happen. With Dell not doing enough and Acer doing too good it was just matter of time before Acer overtook Dell. And guess what? Finally it has happened. Acer has officially overtaken Dell for second...

Microsoft charges 5% to OEMs for Windows

Finally the holy information is out: Microsoft charges around five percent to OEMs for its Windows operating system. This information -- which is strictly not revealed to public -- was leaked by Charles Songhurst, general manager of Corporate Strategy...

Alienware to unveil "all powerful" PC at Tokyo Game Show on 24 September

Come 24th September and you'll be ogling at the newest Alienware gaming rig. Reportedly, the firm today sent out an email teasing its newest product. The firm didn't mention what it is, but looks like it might well be...

Backing up your PC

People often want advice on the best backup software. It’s not a simple answer; it depends a lot on the software you use and data you keep. But backing up is generally easy. But you don’t backup because backing...

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