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The Intel SSD DC S3700: Intel's 3rd Generation Controller Analyzed Today Intel is announcing its first SSD based on its own custom 6Gbps SATA controller. This new controller completely abandons the architecture of the old X25-M/320/710 SSDs and adopts an all new design with one major goal...

AMD Launches Opteron 6300 series with "Piledriver" cores Today AMD unveiled its new Opteron 6300 series server processors, code name "Abu Dhabi". The Opteron 6300 contains the new Piledriver cores, an evolutionary improvement of the Bulldozer cores. We talked about the long list of small...

iPad 4 GPU Performance Analyzed: PowerVR SGX 554MP4 Under the Hood As always, our good friends over at Kishonti managed to have the first GPU performance results for the new 4th generation iPad. Although the new iPad retains its 2048 x 1536 "retina" display, Apple claims a 2x improvement in...

Google Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 Performance Preview Earlier this week Google announced two new flagship Nexus devices: the Nexus 4 smartphone and the Nexus 10 tablet. We received review samples of both earlier this week, and while we're hard at work at full reviews of the devices we couldn't help...

Apple Releases iOS 6.0.1 - Fixes Keyboard Artifacts, Other Bugs (Update: iOS 6.1 Beta 1 Released As Well) This morning Apple pushed iOS 6.0.1 (10A525) live for iPads, iPod Touches, and iPhones that can run iOS 6.0. The update fixes a number of bugs that we noted in our review of the iPhone 5...

Google Chrome notebooks coming this year Empire expands Search engine Google's Chrome operating system will be in the shops by Christmas, according to one of its Aussie developers. Glen Murphy, the Australian lead designer on Google's Chrome operating system (OS) and web browser projects, told...

Pegatron claims to have CDMA iPhone 4 contract Coming on in November Pegatron Technology has won the contract to make Apple's iPhone 4. According to Digitimes it will begin volume production of a CDMA-version iPhone 4 in November with total shipments likely to reach 3-4 million in just three...

Apple to create new headphone jacks Smaller than the rest of the world Fruity seller of proprietary toys, Apple has invented a new headphone jack which is smaller than those the rest of the world uses. A new patent application from Apple was revealed this week by the U.S. Patent and Trademark...

AMD readying at least two Zacate parts E350 and E240 X-bit labs has managed to score a few more details on AMD’s upcoming Zacate processors and the news keeps getting better. AMD plans to launch two parts aimed at the low-power market, mainly desktops and thin clients. The Zacate E350 is...

AMD lowers Q3 forecast Weak demand to blame AMD has officially lowered its Q3 outlook and it expects revenues to drop by 1 to 4 percent for the current fiscal quarter, which ends tomorrow, September 25. The chipmaker had originally expected to report seasonally stronger revenues in Q3...

Neutrality good for business Telcos have got it wrong A New York University think-tank is claiming that net neutrality is good for businesses and telcos should not be allowed to set up a two-tiered internet. The report from the Institute of Policy Integrity at the NYU School of Lawsaid that...

Spanish judge backs Google Tells content industry to sling its hook A Spanish judge has told the entertainment business to leave YouTube alone. Lately the site has been hit with all sorts of law suits from various big content types who want to call it a pirate. The Entertainment industry lead...

3.50 PS3 firmware adds more than 3D Reports of disabled USB devices trickle in Apparently, the new 3.50 firmware update does more than add 3D Blu-ray support for the PlayStation 3. Word is starting to trickle in that apparently a number of USB adapters, controller converters, and non-Sony...

NASCAR titles to return in 2011 Activision to be the new publisher For some time, we have been hearing rumblings behind the scenes that a lot of heavy negotiations have been ongoing among a number of parties and NASCAR’s licensing as to the new publisher will be that will again take charge of...

Frame rate issues hurt F1 2010 on PC Console version clearly better at this point With the release of F1 2010 from Codemasters, it marked the return of a true licensed F1 racing title on the PC platform. Hope have been high that the PC version would be able to live up to the console version...

Rumors of PlayStation phone continue Could be an Android-based offering It seems that once again we revisit the rumor of a potential PlayStation mobile phone. This time, however, Sony is apparently hiring for a position that has again breathed new life into the PlayStation phone rumor mill...

Nvidia working on wireless display technology GTC 2010: It won’t be Intel only Nvidia has confirmed that they are playing with wireless display technology and that they will be happy to see it happening. For Nvidia's GPUs that already communicate with the chipset via the PCIe notebook slot...

Jensen wants less of a relationship with Intel GTC 2010: Going strong again Forbes National editor Quentin Hardy trapped Nvidia CEO Jen Hsun Huang in an uncomfortable Intel question and the Huang took a swing at Intel once again. When asked about Nvidia’s relationship with Intel Jensen said...

Jensen hopes to see many Tegra 2 phones GTC 2010: Super phones from Samsung, Nokia, LG Jen Hsun Huang was confronted in fireside chat by Quentin Hardy, national editor of Forbes and once again, we learned some new things about Nvidia. Huang believes that there should be many "super phones"...

Nvidia is 65 percent Parallel company GTC 2010: Only 30 for Visualisation JenHsun Huang today told us astonishing news, something that caught even the knowledgeable people inside Nvidia of guard. He said that today Nvidia is 65 percent parallel company, some 30 percent visual and the rest I...