A secret race is going on while you read this. Despite the widespread use of flash memory in various electronic devices, the medium has almost reached its limit. The problem is transistors used to build flash memory arrays can't get any smaller, so flash memory can't keep up with the pace of … [Read more...] about Nanotube Research Might Be The Key To Future Memory Storage
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Twitter Tells Developers To Stop Building Twitter Clients
One of the things that contributed to Twitter's success when they started was the wide range of Twitter clients available from third-party developers, and now it seems that Twitter doesn't want third-party developers to build Twitter clients. You can see part of the statement below, which will no … [Read more...] about Twitter Tells Developers To Stop Building Twitter Clients
Ocarina of Time Gets First New Content In Years
Widely considered the best video game of all time, the 3DS incarnation of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time would have sold mountains anyway, barring natural disasters or divine intervention. Nintendo, however, no doubt acutely aware that most video games don't age well and early 3D ones where the … [Read more...] about Ocarina of Time Gets First New Content In Years
Verbatim Launches Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard and Mouse
Verbatim has launched a new and very portable mouse and keyboard set that is aimed at the mobile user wanting an external keyboard for more comfortable typing. The new mouse and keyboard set is called the Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard & Mouse and both connect with one wireless USB adapter. That … [Read more...] about Verbatim Launches Mini Wireless Slim Keyboard and Mouse
Adobe Releasing Flash Player 10.2 On March 18th
Earlier today we told you that Motorola were releasing an OTA update for their Xoom tablet to get it ready for the release of Adobe's Flash Player 10.2. At the time of writing, we didn't know when Flash 10.2 would be available. Adobe just announced on their blog that Flash Player 10.2 for mobile … [Read more...] about Adobe Releasing Flash Player 10.2 On March 18th
Equipois X-Ar Poised To Change How We Work
At least manually. The people at Equipois have been messing with exoskeletal attachments for quite a while now and their upcoming X-Ar might just be the kind of hardware that reinvents manual labor as we know it. You see, no matter the skill and dexterity, the human arm can't handle that much weight … [Read more...] about Equipois X-Ar Poised To Change How We Work
Canon To Use Intel’s Thunderbolt In Future Cameras
Canon has announced that it will be using Intel's new Thunderbolt technology that we saw debut with the launch of the new 2011 MacBook Pro's, so we can expect to see Thunderbolt in future DSLR's and other cameras from Canon later this year. Intel's new Thunderbolt technology offers data transfer … [Read more...] about Canon To Use Intel’s Thunderbolt In Future Cameras
LinkedIn Launches LinkedIn Today
LinkedIn, the popular network service for business professionals, has launched a new service called 'LinkedIn Today'. LinkedIn Today is designed to deliver the day's top news stories to people who use the LinkedIn network. This innovative feature aims to keep professionals informed about the latest … [Read more...] about LinkedIn Launches LinkedIn Today
Microsoft Launching IE9 At SXSWi Next Monday
Microsoft just dropped us an email to let us know that they will officially unveil IE9 at the SXSWi, on Monday the 14th of March, and we suspect Microsoft are hoping that this latest version of Internet Explorer will help the browser become more popular. Microsoft's Internet Explorer has become … [Read more...] about Microsoft Launching IE9 At SXSWi Next Monday
OpenSUSE 11.4 Includes LibreOffice 3.3.1
The latest release of OpenSUSE 11.4, the general-purpose operating system built on top of the Linux kernel and developed by the community-supported openSUSE Project, has now been released. The new OpenSUSE 11.4 distribution is the first to include the LibreOffice open-source office applications … [Read more...] about OpenSUSE 11.4 Includes LibreOffice 3.3.1
AOL Cutting 900 Jobs In The US And India
AOL has recently been restructuring, trying to rebuild its business into an online content portal, with recent purchases including the Huffington Post. Unfortunately, AOL is now looking to restructure its workforce with the layoff of around 900 employees. A memo from AOL's CEO Tim Armstrong … [Read more...] about AOL Cutting 900 Jobs In The US And India
Google Adds Click-to-Call Feature To Gmail Voice
Google has now added a handy new feature to its Gmail Voice service that allows users to click phone numbers within Gmail emails to automatically start dialing them. Rather than having to type them out again, or cut and paste them into Voice, this new feature streamlines the process … [Read more...] about Google Adds Click-to-Call Feature To Gmail Voice
