It’s been just over 30 years since IBM released its first PC and shook the whole world up. Hoping to do some more world-shaking, they’ve now built two chips that function more similarly to our brains than normal chips do. More »
Imagine looking at Google Maps on your tablet, and feeling one corner grow heavier where your destination is located. Or reading an ebook on your phone, and being aware of the fatter side of the book. More »
Sure enough, there have been several displays edging out Apple’s potent Retina Display. Toshiba’s 4-incher is the latest, with the mobile phone LCD having 367 pixels per inch (as opposed to the iPhone’s 326.) More »
When asked the inevitable questions about the impact of Japan’s recent earthquake and tsunami tragedy on Apple’s business, acting COO Tim Cook made clear that what matters, more than anything else, is the human impact. That being said: as it turns out, Apple’s supply chain has remarkably remained largely intact. More »
A Samsung rep has been caught claiming that they are “planning to release a 2GHz dual-core CPU-equipped smartphone by next year”, adding that “this product will have the data processing capacities of a regular PC”. Not only does Samsung plan on using these chips in their own smartphones, they’re also hoping to sell the components to other manufacturers as well. More »
