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Imerj Bring Prototype Dual-Screened 2-in-1 Android Smartpad

Imerj is a Silicon Valley team developing the industry’s most innovative mobile devices. This is a wanderful creation of prototype dual-screened 2-in-1 Android Smartpad. It’s a little tablet, two screens forming one 6-inch slate bisected by a few millimeters of bezel. My friend Tim Stevens has officially reviewed this device for engadget. Let’s checkout his findings bellow.

Nokia N9 To Support Android Apps

Developer Steve Troughton-Smith reminded via Twitter that the N9 will ship with Alien Dalvik, which means you’ll be able to run Android apps on the N9 and Alien Dalvik software system runs Android apps on non-Android devices which will also be available to run on MeeGo later this year……….

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…………

Google Android 3.2 Honeycomb On Its Way

Google is busy releasing new versions of it’s Android operating system which it hopes will give ammunition to other tablet makers in the battle against Apple and this android update is made to run on a range of devices with a fixed screen size no longer being a creative barrier for its manufacturing partners. Google hopes this could be a notable difference that might encourage some to try non-Apple based tablet devices and android 3.2 honeycomb features support for Qualcomm processors; bug fixes; better hardware acceleration; updates for movie studio, movies, music and widgets…………

Apple Final Cut Pro X Hits Mac App Store

Apple’s long-awaited Final Cut Pro X is now available on the Mac App Store for just $299.99, meaning keen editors can immediately grab hold of this suite to crack on with some real-time 4K video editing and this is assuming that you have a 64-bit Mac rig with beastly specs in the first place, check with Apple to make sure that you’re all set to go. The application debuted in a demonstration at a Final Cut user group event alongside the National Association of Broadcasters show in Las Vegas in April and its new features is a tool that detects when are people in shots, as well as what type of shots those are–close-up, medium or or wide-angle. Apple had added both those features to the most recent version of iMovie and the software uses a design that can take advantage of multicore processors and increasingly powerful graphics chips as well………..

Rumor: MacBook Air Black?

Apple hasn’t released a black colored laptop in what seems like a really long time, but actually their last black laptop the polycarbonate Macbook went out of production in 2008 and a new report has surfaced claiming that the new Air will come with a new black version. The coating looks good and holds up well, but it also soaks up body oils, making the palm rest look pretty gross and Apple has offered a high-end black MacBook in the past in addition to the white MacBooks it sold………