Proview recently expanded its lawsuit against Apple to the US, and now Apple's appeal against the initial trademark ruling in China has kicked off at the Higher People's Court of Guangzhou in China. The court is expected to take a couple of months to make their ruling on the trademark case, which … [Read more...] about Apple Appeals Trademark Ruling In China
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EA’s Origin Now Enables Purchased Games To Be Added From Steam And Others
EA has this week announced and enabled a new feature on its Origin content delivery service, that now allows users to add games that they might have purchased on other libraries, Steam in particular. You might have already noticed when logged into EA Origins that EA games you have already purchased … [Read more...] about EA’s Origin Now Enables Purchased Games To Be Added From Steam And Others
HTC One X Headed To Sprint And T-Mobile?
HTC recently announced their first quad core Android smartphone, the HTC One X, which is headed to AT&T in the US, although the AT&T model will feature a dual core processor instead of the quad core processor. Now it looks like the HTC One X is also headed to two other US mobile carriers, … [Read more...] about HTC One X Headed To Sprint And T-Mobile?
iPad 2 Prices Drop Ahead Of iPad 3 Launch
Yesterday, Apple announced that they are holding a special media event next Wednesday, the 7th of March. During this event, the company is expected to unveil their third-generation iPad, the iPad 3. A number of retailers have already started to drop the price of the iPad 2 ahead of the iPad 3 … [Read more...] about iPad 2 Prices Drop Ahead Of iPad 3 Launch
ADATA Sandforce XPG SX900, Premier Pro SP900, and Premier SP800 SSDs Unveiled
ADATA has this week unveiled three new additions to its range of solid state hard disk drives, in the form of the XPG SX900, Premier Pro SP900, and Premier SP800. The XPG SX900 is art of ADATA's high-end brand is aimed at enthusiasts and gamers looking for that little extra performance. Its read and … [Read more...] about ADATA Sandforce XPG SX900, Premier Pro SP900, and Premier SP800 SSDs Unveiled
Sony Xperia P And Xperia U Hit The UK In April
Earlier in the week, Sony announced two new Android devices, the Sony Xperia P and the Sony Xperia U, and it looks like both devices will be available in the UK in April. One UK retailer just emailed to let us know that the Sony Xperia P will be available for £378 SIM free including taxes and the … [Read more...] about Sony Xperia P And Xperia U Hit The UK In April
Samsung Galaxy Beam Hits The UK In July For £385
We just got an email from one of the UK retailers to let us know that Samsung's new Galaxy Beam smartphone, which features a built-in projector, will be available in the UK in July. The Samsung Galaxy Beam will be available for £385 SIM-free, and it will also be available with a number of the … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Beam Hits The UK In July For £385
iOS Security Flaw Gives Developers Access To Your Photos
According to a recent report by the NYT, a new security flaw has been discovered in Apple's iOS. The security feature, which lets users share their location, can also apparently be used to grab user photos on your iOS device. There is nothing to worry about as yet though, as apparently no … [Read more...] about iOS Security Flaw Gives Developers Access To Your Photos
Raspberry PI $35 Computer Launches
The Raspberry PI has finally gone on sale, and the model version which costs $35 is now available to buy online. The model B version comes with an Ethernet port and 2 USB ports, making it a versatile and affordable option for various computing projects. The Raspberry PI team have also announced … [Read more...] about Raspberry PI $35 Computer Launches
Less Than One Million Google TV Devices Sold?
Google TV hasn't exactly been as popular as Google had hoped, and now we finally get some information about how many Google TV devices have actually been sold. According to a recent report by , there are less than one million Google TV devices out there, the information was discovered in Google's … [Read more...] about Less Than One Million Google TV Devices Sold?
Next Generation Xbox Codenamed Durango
The information comes from a tweet made by Crytek Technical Designer Sean Tracy which corroborates an earlier Kotaku report revealing the codename for the next Xbox as Durango. "Enjoying the Durango developers summit in London. So far, great swag and interesting talks," read the seemingly innocuous … [Read more...] about Next Generation Xbox Codenamed Durango
Kinect Grocery Cart Could Soon Prowl a Whole Foods Near You
Whole Foods has commissioned a very cool and high-tech shopping cart that could soon prowl the aisles of the store. The cart uses a Microsoft Kinect for Windows sensor mounted near where you would place your hands to push the cart. That sensor would be able to recognize a shopper's loyalty card and … [Read more...] about Kinect Grocery Cart Could Soon Prowl a Whole Foods Near You
