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Nvidia Announces Two New Kepler-Based GPUs – Tesla K10 And K20
Nvidia has been steering right ahead of its contemporaries when it comes to graphical processing powers. It introduced the concept of Kepler-based processors and now, following on the line-up, the company has released two new Kepler-based GPUs. These are, Tesla K10 and K20.
Google Receives Design Patent For Its Project Glass
In a tech world that is increasingly interconnected, it is pertinent to file for patents as soon as something is a genuine intellectual property. That is precisely why, Google has been trying to get the patents of the design of its Project Glass. And as expected, Google has been granted the patent for the design.
AMD Doubles Performance In Second Generation A-Series APU – Codenamed ‘Trinity’
AMD has launched its latest 2nd-Generation A-Series Accelerated Processing Units, code named Trinity.
Rumor: iMac May Also Get A Retina Display
Rumors regarding Apple’s upcoming MacBook and iMac models are abound around the web. While MacBook Pro models are rumored to be featuring an Ivy Bridge processor, Nvidia graphics and Retina display, we are left wondering which of these, if any, will also be a part of the iMac machines. Now, ABC News has claimed that it has been told by certain sources that iMac may also be getting a Retina display.
Fujitsu’s Arrows Z ISW13F Introduced By KDDI
The Arrows Z ISW13F is the Fujitsu's long-time-coming quad-core Android phone. It supports to work in the networks CDMA, GSM / GPRS and UMTS, even WiMAX.
Former Microsoft Executive Says Zune Hardware Was A Mistake
Back in 2006, Microsoft launched a Zune hardware, which was basically a portable media player that was supposed to compete with Apple’s iPod, which by then was a huge hit with the world. Naturally, the music industry didn’t pay much heed to Microsoft’s Zune and in the long run, it turned out to be a failure. Now, Robbie Bach, a former executive at Microsoft who was in charge of Zune, admits what a mistake Zune was and how it could have been better.
Intel Releases New Range Of Ivy Bridge Based Xeon Processor
Intel just updated the whole E3 series of Xeon server with Ivy Bridge based processor. They have released in total 28 new processor today. They are calling it V2 for the existing E3 series. Interesting thing is this update targets mainly low end machine, Microservers. This new range consumes lower power. Check out the details with compare chats and more below.
Apple Still Unsure About The Design Of iPhone 5
iPhone 5 is all but set to launch during the later part of this year. Most of the analysts have speculated that it will most probably hit the shelves in the coming October. While the rumors about the device are rampant, including it having a liquid metal and a different dock connector, it is rather surprising to note that a report now claims Apple is still unsure about the design of the device.
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[Review] Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
Samsung has started shipping its Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 tablet from 13 May. The new Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 contests directly with Apple iPad .![[Tutorial] How To Solve The Problems With Sound In Your Windows](http://cdn.thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/images-250/1205/98384-1337013604-tutorial-how-to-solve-the-problems-with-sound-in-your-windows-1-250.jpg)
[Tutorial] How To Solve The Problems With Sound In Your Windows
Your computer has become silent or emit a crackling sound? With Windows 7, you can easily troubleshoot this kind of problems. In this tutorial I will show you on which things you need to pay attention even if they look to silly they can easily happen to you.
Intel Wants Apple To Be Compelled To Use Intel Processors In iPad
Intel has been at the head of the innovation in the processor industry. The company has fast adapted to the changing paradigms of the tech world and has focused on mobile computing. The result is that Intel’s Ivy Bridge are a huge step forward for computing devices since they are able to juice up a solid amount of power while being tiny in size and less power-consuming. This, Intel thinks, Apple can’t ignore.
Press Shots Reveal Samsung Galaxy S III Stylus And Other Accessories
During the launch event of Galaxy S III, Samsung did speak of a number of accessories that will be available for the device. And now, press shots yet a lot more accessories for the device have surface. These images range from that of a stylus pen to that of flip cover and more. Dig in to read further about the accessories of Galaxy S III.
Eco-Friendly Computer Mixes Tech And Organic Into One
A person named Mike Schropp, using donated computer parts, has built a computer with a mini garden of wheatgrass. The computer grows wheatgrass from its hot air.
Ericsson Plans On Making Human USB Connection Available By Next Year
You read that right. Ericsson is indeed working on a human USB connection. While most of you may know the company for being a supplier of telecom equipment, which is a fairly accurate perception, Ericsson has been trying to re-brand itself as much more than just that. And this is its latest attempt to do so by spinning out a novelty.
Thunderbolt On Windows Causes Hot Plugging Issue
Thunderbolt has been, until now, something which Mac users were concerned about and used. Users who tooled different hardware didn’t get to use the motherboard and try their hands on it. However, that seems to be changing now. A new Z77A-GD80 MSI motherboard has been tested with Windows and the results are posted below.
