After the acquisition of iGware by Acer this week for $320 million, the Taiwanese hardware vendor is now looking to develop its own Acer Cloud that would be used as a web-based service designed to pull their PCs, laptops, and tablet devices together. Acer has explained that their new Acer Cloud … [Read more...] about Acer Developing Acer Cloud After iGware Acquisition
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Netflix Android App Updated For Tablets And Now Supports 24 Smartphones
Netflix has rolled out a new update to its Android application this week that now provides support for tablets and brings the application to the Android Droid 3 and Galaxy S smartphone as well as others, increasing the support list to 24 smartphones. The new Netflix update now allows the … [Read more...] about Netflix Android App Updated For Tablets And Now Supports 24 Smartphones
Libratone Live And Lounge AirPlay Speakers Announced
Denmark-based Libratone has announced two new speaker systems for your home that are designed to be used with Apple's AirPlay, the Libratone Live and the Libratone Lounge. Both of these new AirPlay-enabled speakers will let you stream music directly from AirPlay-enabled devices, which include the … [Read more...] about Libratone Live And Lounge AirPlay Speakers Announced
Lenovo’s New Android Tablets In Action (Video)
Yesterday Lenovo announced two new Android tablets, the Lenovo ThinkPad tablet and the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 tablet, and now Lenovo has released a couple of unboxing videos which give us our first look at these two new Android Honeycomb tablets in action. Both the Lenovo ThinkPad and Lenovo IdeaPad K1 … [Read more...] about Lenovo’s New Android Tablets In Action (Video)
Windows Phone 7 Mango Won’t Get In App Purchasing
We had heard previously that when Windows Phone 7 Mango was released it would bring in-app purchasing to Windows Phone 7. Unfortunately, it looks like developers may have to wait until a later date for in-app purchasing to be available on Windows Phone 7. Microsoft's Todd Brix recently confirmed in … [Read more...] about Windows Phone 7 Mango Won’t Get In App Purchasing
Apple To Release OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive In August For $69
Yesterday, Apple released its latest version of its Mac operating system, OS X Lion, and Lion is already the top download in the Mac App Store. This new version of the OS is only available as a digital download from the Mac App Store at the moment, which marks a significant shift in how Apple … [Read more...] about Apple To Release OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive In August For $69
Gmail Voice, Now Supports Multiple Calls
Google has rolled out a new update to its Gmail Voice service today, which now enables users to make and receive multiple calls at the same time, on just one Gmail account. The new feature works across all call types: voice, video, and phone but only two calls to physical phones can be made at any … [Read more...] about Gmail Voice, Now Supports Multiple Calls
Sony A77 Images Leaked
We heard about Sony's replacement for the A700 back in February, the A77, and now some new photos have been leaked as well as some more information on the Sony A77. The Sony A77 is reported to come with a 24 megapixel sensor, and it will be capable of recording HD video, so we presume that will be … [Read more...] about Sony A77 Images Leaked
Google+ Close To 20 Million Users
Google's social networking service, Google+, has been incredibly popular since it launched just over two weeks ago. According to Paul Allen, the founder of Ancestry.com, who has been researching how many users Google+ has, Google+ is getting close to 20 million members. Just last Friday, Google … [Read more...] about Google+ Close To 20 Million Users
Google Labs To Be Wound Down
Google has announced that it will be winding down Google Labs. This move comes as part of the company's efforts to prioritize their various products. The announcement was made in a blog post titled 'More Wood Behind Fewer Arrows,' which refers to Google's CEO Larry Page's statement during Google's … [Read more...] about Google Labs To Be Wound Down
Microsoft: New Xbox Is Old Xbox With New Services
Despite what you might have heard, the new Xbox is probably not going to be at E3 2012 except maybe in announcement form only, but that apparently doesn't stop people from speculating and asking about it. And when you run one of Microsoft's better known first party studios, like the one responsible … [Read more...] about Microsoft: New Xbox Is Old Xbox With New Services
Activision: Guitar Hero Ripe For A Comeback
The timing seems a bit arbitrary, but what with Child of Eden gathering praise from all corners, Activision probably feels the need to strike while the iron is still hot. Which is precisely what it's doing, according to CEO Bobby Kotick, who revealed that the franchise is currently being revived in … [Read more...] about Activision: Guitar Hero Ripe For A Comeback
