Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon ultrabooks have been around for a while. The company has now decided to ship out yet another version of the same model. The highlight of the new version is that it is touchscreen and specifically designed to run Windows 8.
Not happy with the internet landscape of your city? Then, London could be your dream city. The city is about to transform into a giant Wi-Fi hotspot, just like its mayor promised.
Those of you who have been using the popular photo-sharing service, Instagram, in conjunction with your Twitter account are in for a surprise today. Instagram no longer supports photo-integration within Twitter, it has been revealed.
Barnes and Noble has lowered the price of its Nook Simple Touch e-reader to $79. This is a $20 price cut from the previous price of $99, which makes it the cheapest e-reader of its kind in the market.
Last month, surgeons at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland, implanted a pacemaker-like device into the brain of a patient who had been suffering from mild Alzheimer (a disease for which people lose their cognitive abilities such as thinking, reasoning and memory). After the implantation, researchers announced that they had “successfully implanted” the pacemaker-like device into that patient’s brain that would “improve memory and slow cognitive decline.”
Best Buy stole the business secrets of TechForward and made use of them, leading TechForward to ruins. A court has now ordered the retailer to pay TechForward $27M in damages.
The famous Star Trek will make its return in 2013 in video game. The third person action, adventure game is expected to become one of the top charted games in 2013. Digital Extremes, Namco Bandai Games and Paramount Digital Studios, the developer of the game, work really hard to give the game a new HD graphical edge look. They claim that the game will represent next generation graphics quality.
Fans of the Windows Phone platform have anxiously been waiting for a more affordable Window Phone 8 device to arrive. Apparently, Nokia has been working on one for some time and took many by surprise when it announced a 3.8-inch Nokia Lumia 620 at the LeWeb 2012 event in Paris.