Triumphant mobile processor developer Qualcomm let slip a little Android secret in its latest financial update, telling investors it expects to see Google release its next big version of Android in Q2 of 2013. Read More >>
Featured comment by JoeyG410:
"Oh shit, I read that as doubtful for some reason. haha.
But my initial comment was on the back of above saying that I would regret buying a N4?" More »
Thunderbolt was one of the killer features last year. 10 gigabits! But since then, there have been a few Thunderbolt products, and a few comically absentee ones, but it feels like most of us have never even used the port—Mini Displayport double duty notwithstanding. Anyone getting actual use out of the thing, or is it as abandoned as it feels? Read More >>
Featured comment by Spectater:
"No i haven`t ,and i did not use the Fire Wire Port.
They seem to think i am a computer wizard. It`s OK for those people who have the gift.
Remember ..." More »
Google unveiled its newest messaging service iteration at the I/O conference today, aptly named Google Cloud Messaging. While it's obviously geared up for app developers, users will also see significant performance improvements as the new standard is adopted. Here's what's in store. Read More >>
Featured comment by Glenbot3000:
"I don't think this is messaging like people are picturing (akin to BBM, iMessage), but rather a way for developers to interact with your device remote..." More »
Intel and Apple's Thunderbolt data transfer format could soon be a bullet-point on your new PC's tech spec sheet, with Intel reportedly preparing to launch a PC version of the adaptable daisy-chain interface next spring. Read More >>
Featured comment by miocene:
"I doubt the additional circuitry would add much to the price of a system. Also, it's not just for plain old copying files; you can plug other stuff li..." More »
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