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Apple's exclusive telco deals bad for user Half of users would use someone else Apple's autocratic control over which network it will allow its iPhone to run on is getting its users miffed. A survey has revealed that more than half of iPhone users would spurn AT&T, as if it were a rabid dog...

AMD intros four low-power Athlons 25W to 45W In addition to several high-end Phenoms introduce a couple of days back, AMD has also refreshed its low-power lineup with four new Athlon II parts. The dual-core Athlon II X2 270u is the most impressive of the lot, as it has a 25W TDP, which is...

Marvell launches tri-core ARM chip Armada overkill Marvell has announced the world’s first ARM tri-core processor, the Armada 628. The 1.5GHz part should deliver excellent performance for high end smartphones and tablets, but there is a twist. Only two of its cores are clocked at 1.5GHz, while...

Aussie teen confesses to Twitter hack Likes Japanese porn apparently An Aussie teen has fessed up to sending thousands of Twitter users to Japanese porn sites. The 17 year old Pearce Delphin said admitted exposing a security flaw which was then pounced upon by hackers, affecting thousands of...

Most smartphone users don’t care about apps Just looking for an all-rounder A survey conducted by Deloitte has revealed some interesting trends in the smartphone market. It appears that many users don’t buy smartphones for their flexibility and apps, but rather because they just get better...

Stuxnet was designed to destroy Power Plant Not sure who designed it Insecurity experts claim to have worked out that the Stuxnet worm was the first known cyber super weapon designed specifically to destroy a real-world target. Some top cyber security experts now say Stuxnet's arrival is a...

Microsoft boss becomes top chef Creating a $625 cookbook Microsoft's former chief technology officer Nathan Myhrvold seems to be make a bit of a splash away from his computer. Having become a renown culinary expert, and he has a much-anticipated cookbook due to debut soon. The title...

Microsoft: Blu-ray will be dead in the water Don't expect it to make any difference in gaming Microsoft's UK Xbox Boss Stephen McGill is claiming that Blu-ray will be dead technology soon and will not make a difference to gaming. Asked if he felt that if Blu-ray would extend the 360's shelf...

3DS likely using two ARM11 CPUs Should offer good performance A number of sources are reporting that Nintendo will be using two ARM11 CPUs to power the upcoming Nintendo 3DS. The choice of the ARM11 isn’t actually that surprising, as it was the same CPU that powered early generations of the...

Number of Halo releases to go up Three years between releases is too long Could it be that Microsoft has finally realized that three years between Halo releases is too long? It looks like more frequent releases in the Halo franchise are going to be in store for the post-Halo franchise after...

Is Apple ordering 3 million CDMA iPhones? Order coming December for January Verizon launch In the ever popular merry-go-round that is the Apple CDMA iPhone on Verizon, the latest news from sources are claiming that Apple is poised to place an order in December for 3 million CDMA iPhones for a...

Take-Two next to deal with used copies No details yet, but likely to follow EA’s lead As we have suspected previously, publisher Take-Two Interactive is likely to be the next publisher to follow the lead of Electronic Arts and THQ by dealing with the used market space. The news didn’t actually...

Radeon HD 6000 launch in late October Still faster than 5000 series We have heard from several sources that the next generation Radeon HD 6000 series also known as codename Northern Islands are about to launch in late October time. This means that this time ATI plans to launch in Q4 2010...

Radeon HD 6000 launch in late October Still faster than 5000 series We have heard from several sources that the next generation Radeon HD 6000 series also known as codename Northern Islands are about to launch in late October time. This means that this time ATI plans to launch in Q4 2010...

Tegra 2 tablet developers also late due bad Windows 7 Poor performance A year ago, Jensen has held first Tegra 2 powered tablet high in the air, and everyone has expected to see them shipping very shortly. Q1 came, and CES and later in the Q1 2010 CEBIT, a few Taiwanese companies showed...

Tegra 3 is almost done Tegra 4 in development Jensen said at a press conference that we can expect to see one Tegra every year. He went out telling us that Tegra 3 is almost done and that Tegra 4 is in development. He believes that Nvidia has a chance with its dual core Tegra 2 and sees it...

Tegra 2 Tablets late as OS not ready Android 3.0 or Chrome necessary We have learned that Tegra tablets got delayed due to poor performance of Google's Android operating system. We also learned that despite the fact that many companies did made tablets based on Tegra 2, and wrapped around the...

Zacate Fusion to ship in Q4 to partners Q1 2011 launch We got a better date on the availability of notebooks based on AMD's Zacate 18W Fusion part. We have learned from the sources within the company that Zacate should ship to partners in Q4 2010 and that first products should start shipping...

Tegra 3 is almost done Tegra 4 in development Jensen said at a press conference that we can expect to see one Tegra every year. He went out telling us that Tegra 3 is almost done and that Tegra 4 is in development. He believes that Nvidia has a chance with its dual core Tegra 2 and sees it as...

Tegra 2 Tablets late as OS not ready Android 3.0 or Chrome necessary We have learned that Tegra tablets got delayed due to poor performance of Google's Android operating system. We also learned that despite the fact that many companies did made tablets based on Tegra 2, and wrapped around the...