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My Last Wish - A social network for the dying
A social network for the dying - called 'My Last Wish' has been created to help dying people meet others who have similar hopes and ambitions which they wish to achieve before they die.
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Tizen-based devices from HTC, Asus and Acer launching in second half of 2012
Tizen, a collaboratively developed OS from Intel and Samsung might be available for users in the second half of this year on various devices, including netbooks and in-car infotainment systems.
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Lenovo desktops with third-gen Intel processors
Lenovo has released the IdeaCentre H430 and IdeaCentre H520s with the option to load then with the latest Core i5 and Core i7 processors. By the looks of it, these rigs are designed for those with small desktop space and somewhat equally thin wallets. The starting price of IdeaCentre H430 is listed as Rs. 24,990 plus taxes, and the IdeaCentre H520s starts selling at Rs. 21,250.
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ASUS release mobos with Thunderbolt
ASUS has released the P8Z77-V Premium motherboard with Intel’s Z77 chipset for third generation processors. ASUS has slapped the Premium tag on this model as it loaded with all the modern bells and whistles like an onboard 32GB SSD for system caching, USB 3.0 ports, PCIe v3.0 slots for quad GPU setup, and even a Thuderbolt port. This single Thuderbolt port has 10 Gbps bandwidth and it can support up to six, daisy-chained devices. The premium edition of P8Z77-V gets SMART DIGI+ technology based onboard processors control voltage to the CPU, RAM, and the onboard graphics accelerator.
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Microsoft launches So.cl, a social networking website
Microsoft has silently though officially launch their new social networking website called So.cl (Social) which has been devices by its FUSE Labs.
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Leap Motion: Cheaper, more accurate than MS Kinect
An American company by the name of Leap has unveiled its motion sensing and motion tracking technology that they have been developing for four years. The result in an iPod sized device that latches on to a USB port, and the company claims, it is more than 200 times more accurate than anything else currently on the market. This device is called Leap Motion, and it can accurately detect motion within eight cubic feet of itself.
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Facebook shares head south
Following much hype and some hysteria, Facebook’s journey to go public has gotten off to a less than auspicious start. Starting with the very first day, the trading started two hours behind schedule, and subsequently trading was further held for two hours during the day, both of which was caused by technical issues with trader Nasdaq’s systems. At the end of trading on the day of issue, Facebook’s stocks were priced about $38, after hitting a peak of about $45.
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App Guide: Audio and Music Editing Apps for Android
It’s not just images that you can edit using your Android device. There are a vast range of applications to choose from which allows you to manage and edit music directly from your Android device.
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Trailer Blast: The Amazing Spiderman Web Rush
With the new Amazing Spiderman right around the corner you know there's gonna be a game not far behind. Check out this video from the game featuring a web rush mode and an in-depth view of the stealth takedowns. Looks a lot more interesting than the movie.
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Chinese authorities clear Google's bid for Motorola
Google has announced that the Chinese regulators have cleared Google's bid to buy Motorola, clearing the last major hurdle before for the two companies can merge forces.
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Galaxy S III Android 4.0.4 ROM leaked
Full version of an Android ICS ROM that is apparently meant to run Samsung's Galaxy S III has been leaked and made available for download via XDA website.
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NVIDIA now selling Fermi based GeForce GT600 series GPU
NVIDIA have released a bunch of graphics cards that are likely to please and confuse in equal measure. Carrying the moniker of GeForce 6xx like their more powerful brethren, these Fermi based cards are actually a part of the budget line-up from NVIDIA. According to AnandTech, these cards are actually reconfigured GT4xx and GT 5xx models.
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New inexact chip design exponentially increases efficiency
Here is something that will come as a pause for thought for those who thought that all chip designers ever did was to create faster and more accurate chips. As it turns out, a group of researchers at the Rice University in the USA have designed a chip that is no stranger to the odd error.
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Micro PC with Android 4.0 for $74
A Chinese company by the name of Rikomagic has begun shipping a micro PC that has similar form factor as the recently released Raspberry Pi and the upcoming Cotton Candy. Marketed as an IPTV, the specs of MK802 also puts it somewhere in between Raspberry Pi and Cotton Candy. The PC uses an Allwinner A10 SoC powered by 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor, a Mali-400 GPU, and 802.11b/g radio.
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New Angry Birds game releasing on June 18
One month from now, Rovio will release a brand new Angry Birds game called Angry Birds Heikki, centred around a racing theme.
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