Apple [AAPL] has announced that it will be adding support for Microsoft’s [MSFT] latest OS, Windows 7 to Bootcamp by the end of the year, and will support Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate.
Amazon is releasing a new free application for Windows based PCs, the Amazon Kindle For PC.
Amazon Kindle PC was shown off at the Windows 7 launch event yesterday, and it will be available as a free application that will turn you PC into an electronic book readers, and it can be linked to your Amazon Kindle account.
Motorola briefly published a website for its new Motorola Droid Android smartphone, the website was quickly taken down, but not before someone managed to capture screen shots and a video of it which reveal the specifications on this new smartphone.
The Motorola Droid will come with a 3.7 inch, 16:9 touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 854, on top of that there is a 5 megapixel camera with 4x zoom, autofocus and a dual LED flash.
Nokia is suing Apple [AAPL] and they have alleged that the Apple iPhone infringes patents forGSM, UMTS and wireless LAN (WLAN) standards.
Nokia have listed 10 different patents in their suit which include technologies which are fundamental to making devices which are compatible with one or more of the GSM, UMTS (3G WCDMA) and Wireless LAN standards, the patents include cover wireless data, speech coding, security and encryption.
We have already seen one green gadget from iTech, the Solar Bluetooth Headset which we featured last month, the company has just launched a new solar powered device designed to charge your mobile phone, the iTech Solar Charger 906.
HP has launched a new monitor which has been designed for Windows 7, the HP Compaq L2105tm.
The HP Compaq L2105tm is the first Windows 7 certified monitor, the 21.5 inch monitor features optical touch technology which includes two cameras, a sensor and an infrared light, together with a reflective film.
In conjunction with the launch of the new Windows 7, Microsoft [MSFT] has today started to sell Windows PCs in its online store.
As well as a range of laptops, netbooks and desktop PCs, Microsoft is also selling third party software via it’s online store.
NVIDIA has launched a new platform called Reality Server which is a combination of GPUs and software that streams interactive, photorealistic 3D app,ications to any Internet connected PC, Laptop, Netbook or smartphone.
The RealityServer platform is made up of an NVIDIA Tesla GPU based server which runs the new RealityServer software.
Viewsonic, well known for making monitors, has launched a new range of ultra portable notebooks, the Viewsonic Viewbook range.
There are three models in the range, a 12inch Viewbook VB120, a 13.3 inch Vb130 and a 14 inch VB140 Pro, all of the models in the range feature a display resolution of 1366 x 768, and come with a 6 cell battery that will give up to 8 hours of usage.
Toshiba has launched its first Toshiba Dynario Fuel Cell for consumer electronics, it will go on sale in Japan on October the 29th.
The Toshiba Dynario Fuel Cell uses direct methane fuel injection, that lets you charge two mobile phones at the same time.
Tech Crunch are reporting that Google [GOOG} is set to launch their very own music service, called Google Audio.
According to Tech Crunch Google has spent the last couple of weeks securing content for the new Google Audio services from major music labels.
Yamaha has added another iPod dock to their range with the launch of the PDX-60 iPod Dock.
The Yamaha PDX-60 iPod Dock connects to your iPod or iPhone via Yamaha’s yAired wireless technology, via a small wireless transmitter that is attached to your iPhone or iPod.
