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Intel Released Its 2G Core Processors For Ultrabooks

Intel launches first Sandy Bridge chips for Ultrabooks and the difference between these new chips and the existing Sandy Bridge processors is that they run at slower frequencies nd have a power rating of 17 watts, compared with 35 watts for the standard Sandy Bridge processors. The three new processors–all dual-cores with the same on-die graphics–include the 1.7GHz Core i5-2557M, 1.7GHz Core i7-2637M and 1.8GHz Core i7-2677M and also the Core i7 versions have a larger L3 cache and faster Turbo modes…………..

Marvell Kinoma’s New Open App Platform

Marvell Kinoma’s take on a “new open app platform” targeted at everything from mobile devices to desktops to embedded handhelds. The company is finally showing off a live version of the software in the form of Kinoma Play, an implementation of the platform that runs atop Android 2.2 Froyo. The Marvell also had a massive touchscreen loaded up with a desktop version of the software running in a simulator atop OS X for eager onlookers to fool around with.

Samsung Release Premium Accessory Suite For Galaxy Tab 10.1

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 now supported by exclusive accessory portfolio offering convenient, portable solutions in docking, charging and convertibility, which are available online at Samsung.com. The collection includes a full-size keyboard dock ($70) and a multimedia dock ($35) enabling HDMI pass-through, you can have Tab video on your TV, as long as you buy the separate HDTV adapter ($30). And there is also a book cover model ($60) you can leave on while using the tablet………

Fujitsu K Supercomputer Takes First Place In World

Fujitsu K supercomputer now ranked fastest in the world, dethrones China’s Tianhe-1A and this supercomputer contains more than 80,000 CPUs with eight cores each. Fujitsu kept the 6D mesh torus interconnect that was created by the three vendors for the K machine and simply built the whole box using its four-socket, water-cooled blade servers instead of a mix of vector and scalar processors. Fujitsu created the eight-core Venus Sparc64-VIIIfx chip specifically for the machine………..

Microsoft Introduced SkyDrive For Modern Web

Microsoft upgrades SkyDrive, reminds us of its place in the cloud and it include speed boosts, a revamped UI, and improvements to photo viewing. The latest version of the almost four-year-old service has cut wait time on actions like clicking folders, from six to nine seconds down to 100 to 300 milliseconds and also features H.264 video playback, a navigation system more akin to desktop browsing, and a single view for files, docs, and photos…………

Adobe Updates iOS Development

Adobe Systems extended its Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 and Flex 4.5 software solutions to Apple’s iPhone and iPad as well as Research In Motion’s BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and developers can now use the Adobe Flash Builder platform to develop applications. Flash Builder 4.5.1 allows developers to create apps for a variety of popular devices and platforms without needing to recode large amounts of the software and the release aims to provide a number of socially orientated marketing tools on a single platform…………

New Build For Microsoft 8 Leaked In The Web With Bunch Of Features Like Keyboard, SMS

Like keyboard, SMS many batch of potential new features that build for Windows 8 known as Build 7989, has leaked onto the Web. Windows has long offered a virtual keyboard. But with Windows 8 is especially destined for tablets and other mobile devices, Microsoft has reportedly revamped the keyboard with a new look and feel.

Commodore USA Going To Ship Replica C64 Next Week

We all probably been holding our breath in anticipation since Commodore USA announced its replica of the famous C64. The latest news we get from the Commodore USA company has pre-orders begins shipping next week.