Samsung S3 gets quad-core, better than Motorola Droid Fighter?
We know the S3 will be quad-core, but the Droid Fighter (HD?) is likely to arrive with a TI ARM-based dual-core, albeit still a fast…
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Is Google Chrome for Android ready for prime-time?
All the sites I frequent -- CNN, Mashable, Google News (of course), Venturebeat, Berkeleyside, Fox News (kidding) -- load el pronto on this "new" iPad…
Review: Roku 2 XS is streaming simplicity
For some odd reason, Roku is big on purple and black. It might have to do with their family-oriented ambitions. That I got the case…
Lamborghini SUV – Rappers, your new ride has arrived (Escalade who?)
Lamborghini's first effort in this segment, the LM002 SUV, sold from 1986-93, though it had less sporting aspirations and was dubbed the "Rambo Lambo."
Apple Q2. Think Money.
The iPhone and iPad were the top two product lines, moving 35.1 and 11.8 million units during a quarter that can only be described as…
Google now selling unlocked Galaxy Nexus direct for $399
That's for an unlocked version that will run on T-Mobile or AT&T (and over 200 providers worldwide) at LTE/4G speeds sans contract.
Google increases Docs storage to 5GB
The storage increase comes ahead of the much speculated "Google Drive" cloud storage announcement, widely expected this week.
False alarm! That zipper is not Google Drive
The "Hookless No. 2" dates back to 1914, forming the basic premise behind the rows of teeth today known as the zipper.
Microsoft updates SkyDrive, beats Google to the cloud (sort of)
The prognosis for cloud storage vendors can't be great. Box and Dropbox won't be able to compete long-term on price. That's a sucker's bet with…
Intel Ivy Bridge chips to power new MacBooks?
Yes, these gates are incredibly tiny. To put it in perspective, you could fit 4,000 of them across the width of a human hair.