Acer Launched Dual Screen Laptop Acer ICONIA

Acer has recently launched a dual screen laptop Acer ICONIA 6120 that costs $1,200. When you open the laptop you will find no keyboard, but two 14 inch, touch sensitive screen facing each other, closed it looked like regular laptop. You can’t use a laptop that have no touch pad and keyboard, so Acer Iconia have a virtual keyboard and a touch pad that appears on the lower screen....

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Windows Phone 8 vs iOS 6 vs Android 4.0 ICS – Home Screens Compared & Contrasted

The more we live our lives on our smartphones, the more we are beginning to realize that we spend the vast majority of our time sat looking at whatever home screen adorns our devices. Whether your particular poison is Android, iOS or Windows Phone flavored, the chances are you spend a fair chunk of your time navigating the pile of icons, widgets or tiles that make up your home screen. Smartphone...

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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Confirmed

Whenever you talk about or think of Google Android, sugary and delicious snacks are the first things which come to our minds. The multinational corporation has spread its wings wide with the products and services that they offer around the globe, but will almost always be thought of predominantly as the world’s largest search engine. However, if you happen to be from out of town and walked past...

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New SIM Card Standard Approved

A new SIM card standard was recently announced by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). The new SIM card (formally known as Subscriber Identification Module) will be smaller but packaged and distributed the way that ensures backward compatibility with older formats. Our smart phones are packing more and more sensors and modules than ever before. The space is limited in...

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The New Internet on June 6th, 2012

Ladies and Gentleman, on June 6th 2012 the Internet became larger. I am talking about the new version of the Internet Protocol – IPv6, which raises the 4.3 trillion addresses to the new 340 trillion trillion trillion combinations limit. In short, the current addressing system exhausted itself in 2011, when the last address block was assigned to the Regional Internet Registries. Meaning the network...

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The Google Map's Next Dimension

The “next dimension” in Google Maps has recently been announced by Google. Well, on June 6th to be precise. This announcement is a direct competition with Bing maps by Microsoft and, as many analysts speculate, a hit to improved maps from Apple for their iDevices. Do you remember how awesome it was to explore the planet using Google Earth? Flying from one point on the planet to another...

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Is Facebook Planning to Challenge Google's Position?

Facebook seems to have finally learned one very important thing: learning is good. The offline ads they rolled out on Zynga.com provoked no backlash among privacy-conscious users as would have been the case a couple of years ago. Zuckerberg's team has taken its previous mistakes into account. Now it can start making more space for the general offensive against Google. The coming of...

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Samsung Galaxy S3 Now or iPhone 5 Later?

This month Samsung have announced a new smart phone in the Galaxy family - the slim and light Samsung Galaxy S3. When you read about it on the official site you can't but think: oh, what a nice thing it is! What Are the Key Features That the Developer Points Out? The first impression GS3 makes is that this mobile device is very social and smart. It can share files through Touch (i.e. without...

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Facebook introduces some important updates in its payment system

Since Facebook introduced its own virtual currency called Credits in 2009, many of its users have been coming across an inconvenience when trying to pay for third-party apps (mostly for games), because they first had to change their money into Facebook Credits, and then Credits into in-game money, whereas Facebook was getting a 30% cut from all these on-site transactions. Having reviewed...

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Microsoft Presents its New Tablet

In the middle of June Microsoft arose ambiguous emotions about their new 'toy' – Surface. A new tablet which can boast not only of Microsoft software, the hardware is created by the company as well. The product has some revolutionary bonuses: full-size ports and a 3 mm thick physical keyboard. Thin or thick? With 9.3 mm, the Windows RT tablet is a bit slimmer than the third generation iPad,...

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Apple's Next Invension : iMove Hybrid Car

Apple is preparing to add yetanother product whose name will of course begin with that signature lowercase "i."  The newest venture: a hybrid car.  Italian auto designer, Liviu Tudoran, has released his design for the Apple iMove concept car for the year 2020.  Not forgetting the company's computer roots, the entire dashboard features a touchscreen interface and...

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DiskDigger – An Awesome Digger

I would like to start by telling you a true life story. Once upon a time there was a girl who liked to delete photos, programs, and some essential files. You may be wondering: "Did she really like to do that? Or did it happen on accident?" To my mind, it doesn't matter; the point is that she lost some quite important data. It's a sorry situation, isn't it? The girl was very upset, since she...

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An iPad for Everyone On Board

Anyone who has ever flown transatlantic or other long flights know how boring it can get being trapped inside the plane for hours on end. It gets even worse when your entertainment system is broken and you are limited to the gadgets or literature you brought with you on board. But soon, the book is finished and the battery is gone and you are hopelessly trying to fall asleep while dreaming for...

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New Solid State Drives And Bendable Glass

A new line of high-performance, energy efficient MLC NAND solid state drives (SSD) made using 19nm manufacturing process was recently announced by Toshiba. The drives will be available in 64, 128, 256 and 512 GB capacities sometime by the end of this year with their mass-production beginning August of 2012. The THNSNF series drives will come in 2.5-inch case (both, 9.5 mm and 7.0 mm height)...

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Apple Has Run Out of Breakthroughs?

It's no use writing about the specs of the new MacBook Pro: hundreds if not thousands of other tech journalists have done it for us. With the mind blowing resolution of 2880 x 1800 pixels, the unbelievable battery life of 7 hours, and the nice overall feature range, the new-gen MacBook Pro seems like the first Apple notebook that is worth its $2199 price tag. The new iOS is also...

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New drawings of Steve Jobs spaceship surface

 CEO’s last public appearance was before the Cupertino City Council to sell local government on the cutting edge design of his company’s new headquarters and, although he didn’t live to see it built, there is little question his vision will be fulfilled. And, now, fresh public filings from our favorite fruit company show more clearly than ever what Jobs intended. Details about Apple’s “Campus...

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