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Here comes our long running poll result. This time our question to the reader was “Where do you play games usually?”. Astonishingly its not handheld device, Desktop still tops with 37% vote. Here we have detail analysis.
Lenovo first showed off the ThinkPad Helix in earlier January at Las Vegas CES 2013. That time, it was speculated that the ultrabook would release in February 2013. But the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix was not quite ready for the release then. Now in a a recent announcement Lenovo said that Helix would be available in April.
According to sources, Intel’s Haswell chip (Intel’s upcoming latest generation chip) and Windows Blue (an upcoming upgrade of Windows 8 operating system) are tied together. The duo will work together to deliver high performance with huge battery life improvements.
AT&T has launched a number of new data plans today which essentially target businesses. The carrier has started offering 30 GB, 40 GB and 50 GB shared mobile data plans. Businesses can add multiple devices while using these plans.
Google has been very successful with the Android in mobile OS market. However, Chrome OS hasn’t been very successful in stirring competition in the market. It is yet to be competitive enough to stand a chance against major operating systems from Microsoft or Apple. Taiwan-based notebook ODMs and vendors expect Google’s Chrome OS to be struggling for the next 1-2 years to gain a competitive edge against Windows.
Over the recent months, a number of members of the hacktivist group, Anonymous, have been busted. Most of these busts have been done by hackers within the Anonymous ranks who were secretly feeding FBI with information. Anonymous has now demanded the release of its arrested members.
Microsoft has sold 1.5 million Surface tablets so far, according to a tweet from Bloomberg reporter Dina Brass. The figure includes Surface RT units launched last October, and Surface Pro tablet launched last month.
Ever since Apple launched the 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro, users have been complaining that the machine’s display suffers from a variety of problems. Most of these users have reported a ghosting problem with the display. And now, one specifically irked customer has launched a class action lawsuit against Apple over this issue.