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‘Super Wi-Fi Antenna’ Can Pick Up Signals From A Distance

There are many ways to catch W-iFi signals from a distance, such as standing on the roof of house (or hoisting laptop up a mountain). The most common method is to use an antenna extender. And, Super Wi-Fi Antenna has extended this method further. It can catch Wi-Fi signals from a mile away. By using this antenna, you can connect your devices from any places like car, RV campsite, the park that means where Wi-Fi network publicly will be available within up to a mile away. This Wi-Fi antenna is available at First Street Online for $119.95.

ARM And AMD Collaborate For The Adoption Of Chip Security Ecosystem

AMD and ARM are two giants of the tech industry. And the two have now announced their plans of collaborating so that they can speed up the process of adoption of end-to-end, open security system which is based on ARM’s TrustZone technology. The collaboration is probably going to procure a number of hardware products to this end.

Nokia May Replace Their Maps With Bing Maps In Windows Phone 8

Nokia has been more and more involved in the Windows Phone platform, something that is understandable given the fact that Nokia’s future pretty much depends on the success of its Windows Phone smartphones. It is now being reported that in the upcoming iteration of Windows Phone, namely Windows Phone 8, Microsoft’s Bing Maps will be replaced with Nokia Maps.

Three New Vostro Laptops From Dell With Optional 4G LTE

Dell has released three new laptops under its Vostro 3000 series, namely Vostro 3360, Vostro 3460 and Vostro 3560. The notebooks are available in 13-inch, 14-inch and 15-inch sizes, respectively. You will be able to configure the models with either second generation (Core i3) or third generation (Core i5 or Core i7) Intel CPUs along with several graphics options. You can also extend the RAM up to 8GB. Keep in mind, these are entry-level business notebooks. All three models have fingerprint readers, file and folder encryption, security software, and optional 4G LTE mobile broadband.

Qualcomm And DISH Announce Plans Of Collaborating For Satellite Chipset

DISH and Qualcomm have revealed plans that they will be collaborating to make use of the Snapdragon S4 SoC. The collaboration will see this popular chip being used in wireless devices that the two companies have planned for future releases.

Apple May Redesign iMac And Mac Pro In 2013

During the yesterday’s WWDC event, the one thing that awed everyone was the ultra-powerful MacBook Pro with Retina display, a machine that seems unmatched in the world of notebooks. In fact, the kind of hardware it packed, this MacBook Pro may even put a lot of desktop machines to shame. And that is perhaps why Apple seems less interested in pursuing its desktop lineup.

Metro-Styled Google Chrome For Windows 8 Released

Microsoft is nearing the launch of its much-anticipated and promising Windows 8. And in anticipation of this launch, hardware vendors as well as software developers are gearing up to ship out their relevant products. While we do know that Mozilla team has all plans of handing out a fully-functional Firefox browser for Windows 8, it now appears that Google has also hit the bandwagon.