NZXT Unveils Micro-ATX Vulcan Chassis
NZXT has announced its mATX Vulcan Chassis, targeted at LAN party enthusiasts.
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First Look at the Asus Rampage III Extreme Intel X58 Express Mainboard
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Garmin-ASUS Partners T-Mobile To Launch Android-Powered A50
The A50 is Garmin-ASUS' first Android-based smartphone with powerful navigation capabilities, and it is selling in T-Mobile stores in USA. It will feature 3.5-inch HVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, 3-megapixel camera, microSD card with support of up to 32GB, and running Android 1.6 operating system.
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Chrome OS to support ARM and Tegra?
A peek at Chrome OS's git repository reveals a few juicy details about the kind of hardware Google is poised to support with its upcoming operating system.
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Microsoft and Facebook launches Docs.com
Microsoft and Facebook have announced Docs for Facebook, an application that allows users to use Word, Excel and Powerpoint online. Currently, the Docs is in beta and you will need to go to Docs.com to sign up.
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Fiber Optic Speeds Over A Copper Line
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Norton 2011 hits beta status
Symantec has announced the beta release of its new Norton Internet Security 2011 and Norton Antivirus 2011 software, which is currently available for download at its beta website.
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Android On The iPhone
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Playstation 3 Firmware 3.30 Available, Adds 3D Support
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Microsoft will Fix your Vista or XP problems, offline
All you have to do is to download the new Microsoft Fix It from the company's servers, and it'll offer to scan and fix for the most common type of errors found in Windows.
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Nvidia introduces 4-way SLI
Anything more than 2 GPUs in multi-GPU mode may sound excessive and too exotic. Not for Nvidia, as their latest driver unlocks 4-way SLI for all Geforce GTX 400 cards. This is not the first time 4 Nvidia cards have worked in tandem, however, with EVGA's Classified series motherboard and GPUs offering 4-way SLI support for the GTX 285. Curiously - GTX 400 worked fine in 4-way SLI mode on an EVGA Classified motherboard without the need for special Classified GPUs - showcasing the possibility of GTX 400 4-way SLI. This has been confirmed now as the GTX 400 series products will be compatible with any SLI motherboard with 4 PCI-e slots.
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Analysts: Nvidia Geforce GTX 400 yields 20-30%;
The unthinkable rumours are being all but confirmed. Financial analysts from Needham and Company claim that Nvidia has less than 10,000 cards worldwide at the moment (all sold out, presumably) with yields of 20%-30%. Things could have been even worse, perhaps hitting the "<20%" rumour had GTX 480 shipped with all 512 SP enabled.
In an analysis to their clients, analyst Ravindra Gill wrote - We are downgrading Nvidia to a hold and removing our 12-month price target (was $22) after a series of channel checks indicating that Fermi is not ramping well and there could be further product delays. Based on our findings, Nvidia has very limited supply of Fermi desktop/notebook parts and yields remain poor at around 20-30%.
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Adobe: No more Flash-to-iPhone development
It seems like the Adobe-Apple spat over Flash for the iPhone has ended in an ugly way, with Adobe ceasing all development of Flash-to-iPhone software to focus its efforts on Google's Android OS.
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Dell Lightning, A Windows Phone 7, Leaked
Dell has been a bit too quiet recently, but from online sources, the renowned PC maker is busy making new phones including this leaked Windows Phone 7. Called Dell Lightning, it features 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.1-inch OLED display (WVGA), 5-megapixel autofocus camera and 1GB flash memory with 512MB RAM and 8GB storage on MicroSD card.
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Worldwide: McAfee Update Causing Corporate Windows XP To Shut Down (Updated)
The update have been unplugged from McAfee's servers and a fix is in the works
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Sanyo Lithium-ion Battery System Achieve Guinness World Record
* Mira EV is an electric vehicle converted by Japan Electric Vehicle Club.
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Nokia Exec Thinks Cameraphones Will Make SLRs Obsolete
Nokia's Anssi Vanjoki made a comment during a speech in Helsinki that "cameraphonetechnology will shortly make SLR system cameras obsolete"
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Cloud computing is "fundamentally disruptive"
Ever since Google brought up the idea of cloud computing and software as a service, many companies have been quick to start offering similar web-based services, but Google admits the entire notion has an impact so great that many issues need to be worked out before it is ready for mainstream use.
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Bluetooth v4.0 Promises Low Power Consumption And Longer Range
Get ready for the new Bluetooth v4.0. According to the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), the new specification claims to consume low power and longer range. You can expect devices with Bluetooth v4.0 to reach the market in late 2010 or early 2011
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Rumour: IBM to revive OS/2?
Before the Windows-Apple-Linux OS wars became a daily occurance, IBM fought a similar war with Microsoft through its OS/2 operating system, and lost. But could the technically superior OS (back then) be headed for a revival?
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Adobe holds CS5 workshop, demonstrates various new additions to its software suite
Adobe held a workshop on its latest CS5 creative software suite for professionals at their office in Suntec Tower 3 yesterday. And VR-Zone had the privilege of being invited to the event . Read on to find out what are some of the new features Adobe has added into its software.
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