Logitech Cube- Presenter and Mouse in One
Logitech cube- A multi-functional mouse is all set to get showcased at 2012 International CES
Sectors - Hardware
Logitech launches Mini Boom Box for Smartphones
Logitech just announced the Mini Boom Box, an audio device for owners of tablets, smartphones and can communicate via Bluetooth.
Kodak to file for Bankruptcy
The 131 year old company is making an effort to sell its collection of digital patents to avoid the filing
Apple actually created the iPhone in 1983
Apple first designed the iPhone in 1983 according to the recent images revealed of the phone prototype from that year
New York stores busted for selling stolen Apple devices
NYPD arrests merchants trying to sell stolen iPhones and iPads in a sting operation
USB 3.0 Versus Thunderbolt
USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt are important parameters to be considered while judging the performance of a new PC or a Laptop
The iPod inventor unveils a smart and sexy Thermostat
Tony Fadell, the iPod designer designs a drop-dead user-friendly Thermostat with the guts of a Smartphone
Dreaming of flying in a car? It may soon be a reality
A group of researchers have successfully conducted a Quantum Levitation experiment that could be an important mechanism of 'Flying Cars'
iPads preferred over iPhones to access the web
Tablets - particularly the iPad - are becoming an increasingly significant source of web traffic in the U.S.
iPhone 4S breaks pre-orders records
Apple's recently launched iPhone 4S topped 1 million pre-orders in 24 hours.
Apple stocks fall by 5% with no iPhone 5 announcement
The news of 'Apple not launching iPhone 5'didn't go down too well with the Wall Street
Meg Whitman- Announced the new President and CEO of HP
The previous head of Ebay is now the next CEO of troubled tech giant Hewlett-Packard
Sony appoints information security officer post hacks
Sony has appointed a new security officer following April's PlayStation hacks
iPad 3 will be thinner with longer battery life
The next generation iPad which will be launched in the Q1 of 2012, will be thinner, lighter and will have a longer battery life
Two fake Apple stores in China asked to close
The fake Apple stores in China that created so much buzz in recent days were ordered to close by Chinese investigators
See-through Phones now possible with transparent batteries!
A new transparent battery developed by a researcher from Stanford University will help in creating transparent Smartphones
Casinos may have flawed Card-shuffling machines
Felt Cheated at the Casino? Blame it to the flawed Card-shuffling machines
Apple's white iPod Touch expected this year
The White version of iPod Touch will be released before the end of this year with more or less same features available in black
Waiting at a Bus stop? Charge your phone!
Vitaminwater has come up with an electrifying ad campaign. The Company's ad walls at the bus stops will now charge your phones
Microsoft's next big plunge: 75 new Retail stores!
Brace yourself up for the Microsoft vs Apple battle which is about to come to a mall near you.
Pour your files from iPhone to iPad with Apple Patent
The Latest Apple Patent brings new wireless type of file sharing to iPhones and iPads
Technology's role in conserving Wildlife
Indian government and conservationists are on a mission to save tigers, from extinction with the help of technology
James Cameron's tech shopping spree - Buys 50 RED Cameras!
The Avatar director dishes out $2.9 million for 50 RED cameras. Is that for Avatar 2?
Ever heard of self-erasing drives? Toshiba has the answer
The Toshiba recently released its Self-Encrypting Drives which perform a crypto-erase when connected to an unauthorized host
Intel Chips to support USB 3.0
Intel announces that it will support USB 3.0 with its Thuderbolt Capability
Thinking to Call Someone? Use your thoughts to dial the Number
How about dialing a number with your thoughts? The new research may soon make it possible
The What, How and Why of 3D Printing
3D Printing set to revolutionize the concept of Manufacturing
Elina Networks Announces Focused International Expansion
Elina Networks, a Bangalore based networking and IT management Solutions Company is going international. With more than 300 customers in India across different verticals, Elina is looking to expand its business footprint in emerging markets of Middle East and Africa.
Data Centers Get New Consolidation Box Solution
Swiss cabling specialist R&M has developed a new subfloor cabling solution for data centers. The R&M Floor / Consolidation Box solution serves as an intermediate distributor in double floors in zone distribution and storage areas.
Corsair Obsidian series gets New Mid-Tower Case
Corsair, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, today announced the Corsair Obsidian Series 650D case, the latest addition to its highly-acclaimed Obsidian Series.
Corsair offers the ultimate performance components for Intel "Sandy Bridge" platforms
Corsair, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, announced that it has developed a range of performance components that fully exploit the potential of the new Intel 2nd Generation Core Processor family, including the new LGA11
CL900; an Outdoor friendly tablet by Motion
It’s the age of tablets. Every manufacturer is busy making its own version if the iPad and Motion has joined the league.
Corsair launches world's fastest 4GB Memory
Corsair, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, has launched a new, highly overclocked, low voltage memory kit.
Now super cool TRON gears from Disney!
Disney is rolling out a slate of TRON: Legacy goods especially designed to impress the fans of French electronica duo Daft Punk. In partnership with Monster Cable (the same folks behind things like Beats by Dr. Dre), Disney is rolling out Daft Punk Edition TRON: Legacy headphones complete with an LED Light Drive system.
HP declares 5% profit gain on income of $33 billion
Technology frontrunners Hewlett-Packard managed to beat market expectations with its fourth quarter earnings report, announcing that the company has seen a five percent increase in profits and an eight percent jump in overall revenue compared to the same quarter a year ago.
iPad 2 next year?
The much-talked-about iPad 2 seems almost a certainty thanks to the originals’ record-breaking sales volume, but even amid early rumors of FaceTime and support for multiple carriers, “when” has remained a question. Now it looks like April may be the magic month.
Is the Kinect all set for the Gears of Wars?
It’s official. The Kinect is a hit, having sold over 1 million units in its first 10 days, but the majority of titles out thus far have not been favorable to hardcore gamers. Yes, some of the moves are cool, but for those who have played such games all their life, it’s still a bit amateurish. But that could be soon changing if a recent statement from IGN is accurate.
Microsoft Surface for the Average User
The Microsoft Surface was revolutionary three years ago, but now everyone has followed suit and still few, if any, commercial residences have a place for their own multi-touch coffee table. The innovative patent appeared in 2007 but today only a sprinkling of well known retailers are the proud owners of this interactive computer.
So what’s missing?
Former SAP CEO joins HP
The best-known tech company in the world, Hewlett-Packard chooses Léo Apotheker as the CEO and President. Léo Apotheker is the former CEO of German software giant SAP. Léo Apotheker will join HP's board of directors and take over the job vacated by Mark Hurd from 1st November.
Hewlett-Packard exhibit its financial outlook
Hewlett-Packard Co. offered a bright financial outlook on Tuesday without discussing queries on the issue of the identity of the world's largest technology company’s next CEO.
Oracle Corp. comes up with combined Engineering
Oracle Corp. Chief Executive Larry Ellison boasted the company’s new emphasis on engineering combined software and computer hardware systems on Wednesday, with a similar approach to what Steve Jobs deployed at Apple Inc.
Intel's announced card based PC upgrade scheme
Intel is giving buyers of some computers the chance to upgrade their PCs by boosting the power of the processor. The pilot scheme of helping the customers upgrade their computer would involve purchasing a card which has a security key that unlocks the extra features via the web.
Hewlett Packard and Oracle truce over Hurd's Hiring
Hewlett-Packard Co.'s settlement with CEO Mark Hurd clears the way for him to lead Oracle Corp. with an agreement to push the present firm’s business with his former employer.
Oracle's Net Income Focussed
Oracle Corp.'s net income increased by 20 percent in the latest quarter as the company prospered from freer technology spending by corporations and the success story stood strong with Oracle's shares rising nearly by 5 percent.
HP: Tries to Bar Hurd's Entry into Oracle
Hewlett-Packard Co. sued its former Chief Executive Mark Hurd and asked a court to bar him from joining Oracle Corp., saying his hiring by the rival technology firm puts HP's trade secrets "in peril."
Samsung Electronics: Launches LED monitor in India
Samsung Electronics has announced the launch of its latest and most awaited 70 series PX2370 LED monitor in India.
Research In Motion: Servers to be set in India
India has widened its security crackdown and has asked all the companies that provide encrypted communications along with Research In Motion to install servers in the country to make it easier for the government to obtain users' data. This move is likely to affect digital giants like Google and Skype.
Panasonic: With its 3D video
Panasonic made its 3D sales pitch by displaying new 3D products and saying “it's plugged a final gap: letting people record their own 3D video.”
Logitech: Launches rechargeable speakers in 8 drivers
On Wednesday, Logitech announced a new portable iPod/iPhone speaker dock – the Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S715i – that vaguely resembles the modern Batmobile.
