Back in April we heard word of an affordable hackintosh tablet called the Axon Haptic. We were skeptical, since all we had was an anonymous tip and a render — something any 3D concept artist could have cooked up in an hour or two. But now we know that the Axon Haptic is real, you’ll be able to pre-order it this week, and yes, it runs OS X…..
Sony Ericsson are set to introduce a brand new smart phone/gaming platform running on Android 3.0.the tech website claims to have it on good assurance that Sony Ericsson – who have yet to introduce an Android 2.0 – are working on an Android 3.0 gaming platform for a new, “PSP Go-like smartphone”. Google, developers of the Android OS, are perhaps involved too……
Apple just bought all the patents from a small company called Liquidmetal Technologies, but we have no idea what they are planning to do with it. Watching the video demonstration, only one prospect comes to mind: Apple wants to build the first T-1000 liquid metal terminator!
Every once in a while, scientists reveal a study that makes us ordinary people scratch our heads and go “Duh!” It makes us wonder why these learned people spend so much time and money to come up with things everyone knew all along! Here is a collection of the best of such “Duh” moments from the year 2010 in science.
eBay is currently the world’s largest marketplace with hundreds of millions of items on sale on any given day. The company employs 15,000 people and today is one of the world’s most recognized brands. Here’s a collection of 10 fun pieces of trivia you might not have known about the Fortune 500 company.
Amazon.com, the enormously successful online book (and now other-goods) seller, offers CreateSpace as its program for those looking to self-publish. CreateSpace, which encompasses the former BookSurge brand, is available to authors, musicians and filmmakers.Under the BookSurge name, the program began 10 years ago and was bought by Amazon.com in 2005. Publishing around 2 million books since its inception, it merged with CreateSpace last fall……
Millions of people love the BlackBerry, relying on it especially for email and text messaging. But this classic smartphone, while still dominant in the U.S., has been slipping in popularity as consumers, and even some corporations, eye two newer, simpler and more versatile rivals.Now a preview of BlackBarry for you all…..
The helpful team at Gizmodo have just given us an in-depth look at what they are calling the future of Microsoft: The XBox 360 Kinect and the era of natural user interfaces.