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Mini-notebooks all the rage
If you think that the current rage about mini-notebooks will just fade and go away soon, think again. Word on the street is that Intel could be launching the first dual-core Atom processors as early Read more...
Sales of subnotebook reach for new heights
According to market-research firm Gartner, worldwide shipment of subnotebooks is on target to reach 5.2 million this year, with 8 million units expected to be sold in 2009. Gadget site Brighthand Read more...
Wall Street Journal goes native on the BlackBerry
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has released a native BlackBerry application that was custom-created just for its site. Among other features, it comes with a tabbed design with stories separated by Read more...
Overheated iPod batteries reported in Japan
A report from Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry says that there have been cases of iPods overheating and scorching nearby materials. While the exact cause of the overheating wasn't Read more...
HP unveils new range of ultra-portable business computers
Hewlett Packard on Monday introduced three new ultraportable computers, consisting of a standard notebook, tablet PC, and a lower-end machine in the "value" category. The smallest and lightest of Read more...
New Atom chips due as early as next month
If everything goes according to plan, Intel will launch its first dual-core Atom processor next month. This revelation was made by an Intel employee to a CNET reporter, even as senior vice president Read more...
Apple acknowledges releasing software fix for iPhone
Apple has acknowledged that a software update for the iPhone partially fixes connectivity problems with the new iPhone 3G. Reports have placed at least some of the blame on faulty 3G chipsets from Read more...