Israel’s SolidRun has brought CuBox-i series second generation mini computer system. The company has brought four devices: CuBox-i1, CuBox-i2, CuBox-i2Ultra and CuBox-i4Pro. All comes in red or black and are now available for pre-order.
Valve is one of the most prominent names when it comes to online game publishing and distribution. The company has now announced that it would soon be releasing a ‘SteamOS’ which would essentially allow gamers to stream games from their Windows and Mac systems straight to their TVs.
Apple recently took the lead on mobile computing prowess by packing a desktop-grade 64-bit chip in its new iPhone 5S. Naturally, this has placed a lot of pressure on Apple’s fierce rival, Samsung. So the big question is, when will Samsung come out with its own 64-bit chip?
Google has decided to expand its Chromebook family with new Intel Haswell chips with HP, Toshiba, Acer and Asus. Google had a big Intel Developer Forum conference on Wednesday, where Intel spotlighted several new Chromebooks with along with new hardware from brand new OEM partners, including a few existing partners too.
Sony is showing off several new computers at the IFA consumer-electronics show in Berlin. Among them Sony’s last big announcement for the day is the VAIO Tap 21, an aluminum-clad version of the original Vaio Tap 20 launched last year.
How slim a computer keyboard can be made? Although at first hearing it might appear to you as unbelievable, but it’s true that some British scientists have made a flexible computer keyboard called Paper-Thin that is as thin as a piece of paper. And the specialty of this Paper-Thin slim keyboard is it can turn any surface into a touch-sensitive surface!
It has been discovered that both OS X 10.8 and iOS 6, the current versions of Apple’s desktop and mobile operating systems, contain a major exploit. It is essentially a text-based bug which can crash apps in systems running either of the two operating systems.
In the past, Parallels has developed tools which would allow Mac users to run Windows on their machines. Now, the company has taken a step forward, into the mobile arena. Parallels Access essentially lets iPad users run Mac and PC apps atop their tablet.