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Firefox ‘CPU resources’ issue better but not gone

Firefox’s use of CPU resources has improved but hasn’t gone away completely. The popular Web browser has had a longstanding CPU (Central Processing Unit) utilization issue that–in some cases–overtaxed the CPU, caused noticeable heat issues in small laptops .

July 27, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

T-Mobile webConnect Rocket 2.0 announced

T-Mobile did not only expand the net of their HSPA+ service today , they have also introduced a spanking new modem in the form of the webConnect Rocket 2.0. This looks a whole lot sleeker compared to its predecessor, where you also get a swiveling USB connector which makes it a snap to fit into the MacBook Air as well as those who work with limited space. Improvements include boasting Mac support right out of the box, where users regardless of operating system will be able to take advantage of its built-in microSDHC storage

July 21, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »

Is A New And Improved Mac Pro Coming Later This Year? Likely.

Deja vu, right? Yesterday a rumor surfaced stating that the MacBook Air was shrinking down to 11-inches and would contain a new CPU architecture.

July 16, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

Review: Apple MacBook

The mid-2010 revision has a lot in common with the previous MacBook generation. It has the same white polycarbonate enclosure, the same 13.3-inch widescreen display and the same 250GB 5400RPM Serial ATA hard drive

June 7, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

LG shows 15-inch W-OLED display at SID

LG has demonstrated a 15″ display that almost reaches a level of practicality that would make it suitable for real-world use. Why do I say “almost”?

June 1, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »

iPad Launch is Crazy in the UK

Hundreds queue for hours in London to be the first bag one of Apple’s sexy tablets.

May 28, 2010 | Posted in Video | Read More »

After Hours Tech Chat with Vivek Oberoi

Celebrities and hi-tech is always a hit combination on-screen. Wondering if they can really operate gadgets off-screen too

May 22, 2010 | Posted in NEWS,TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

Booq offers Apple-exclusive bag with iPad, MacBook storage (Macworld.com)

Booq, maker of premium bags for Apple notebooks and other gadgets, announced on Thursday an Apple-exclusive bag for commuters who want MacBook and iPad flexibility. The new Mamba Shift M in denim is designed for the 13-15-inch MacBook and MacBook Pro. But unlike Booq’s other Mamba bags, this model features thin pockets outside the main notebook compartment that fit the iPad and Apple’s Wireless Keyboard.

May 20, 2010 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »

10-hour MacBook delicately disassembled, battery transplanted into earlier model

Not a single day passes since Apple refreshed the MacBook and already the fine folks at iFixit are on the job. For the most part, its full disassembly is business as usual, as only a few components — CPU, GPU and battery — have changed since the last go-round.

May 20, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »

MacBook refresh includes Mini DisplayPort that pumps out HDMI audio

When it comes to port standardization, Apple marches to the beat of its own drum … but in a rare show of leniency, the company’s newly refreshed MacBook will throw home theatre aficionados a bone. Though Cupertino hasn’t moved to actually include an HDMI-out ( sacre bleu! ), a new support document shows its Mini DisplayPort now provides an audio signal alongside the video feed.

May 19, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »