Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Note II, a “phablet” that features a 1.6 GHz, processor, a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display, Android OS 4.1 (a.k.a. “Jelly Bean”), an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, and a 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera. The smartphone will also come with Samsung’s S Pen stylus for input, and have 4G LTE connectivity support. The base model of the… Read More: Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note II »
Sony announced yesterday that it will be eliminating around 1,000 positions in its mobile division as part of a restructuring period. The number represents 15% of Sony’s total workforce and comes just a little time after Sony reported poor financial results in prior quarters. [adsenseyu1] “Sony has identified the mobile business as one of its… Read More: Sony Mobile to lay off 1,000 employees »
After what seems like an incredibly short amount of deliberation, the jury in the Apple vs. Samsung case has reached a verdict. The court is reading the verdicts to the lawyers as we type this and so far, the news is really, really bad for Samsung. The future of both of these companies and perhaps… Read More: Samsung loses the patent suit by Apple. Fined over $1B. »
As previously, Facebook has just released version 5.0 of its app for iOS devices, bringing with it a complete re-write of the app. The new Facebook app for the iPhone and iPad has been “rebuilt so it’s faster and easier to use.” [adsenseyu1] Full release notes: We’ve rebuilt the app so it’s faster and easier… Read More: New Facebook app for iOS released with massive performance enhancements »
Microsoft today officially took the wraps off of a new company logo, the first new design in 25 years. Microsoft says the new logo is designed to show consistency between the company’s products. It features four different colored squares, which represent Microsoft products, and the Microsoft text in the company’s usual Segoe font. [adsenseyu1] The… Read More: Microsoft unveils new logo after 25 years »
How to delete all messages on Facebook [adsenseyu1] Facebook has integrated system to send and receive messages from other Facebook friends. By default, if you click X cross sign next to messages, it is not deleted – instead that messages is archived. Are you trying to figure out way to delete messages in your Facebook account?… Read More: How to delete all messages on Facebook »
This is a common question people usually ask for Mac user like me .. If you ask me this question I would answer ” NO “. But that’s not because I’m not a Linux user, actually I love Linux and I love to read about how people took that open-source operating system and develop it until… Read More: Is Mac OS based on Linux? »
Many Mac users are beginning to plan their upgrade to Apple’s latest desktop operating system. When upgrading to Mountain Lion, users will have two options (even though Apple presents only one): an upgrade over either Mac OS X Snow Leopard or Mac OS X Lion, or a clean install. [adsenseyu1] Since OS X Mountain Lion… Read More: How to do a clean install OS X Mountain Lion »
Google officially launched its high-speed Internet service, dubbed “Google Fiber” in Kansas City. The company, which first unveiled the Fiber project back in 2010, says that its network should be able to give customers up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) speeds. [adsenseyu1] In addition, Google announced a Fiber TV service for customers, which will allow… Read More: Google Launches 1 Gbps High-Speed Internet Service dubbed “Google Fiber”… »
Earlier tuesday, Microsoft officially announced a new email service, Outlook.com, that’s designed to be a modern version of the company’s Hotmail email service. [adsenseyu2] Outlook.com sports a fresh design based on the Metro UI and several time-saving features. Users who currently have either a Hotmail or Live.com email account can upgrade their account to Outlook.com (receiving… Read More: Microsoft unveils Outlook.com email service »