2010

After the big announce of Motorola, that 10-20 new units with Android based OS will be released this year and the big first step: the release of MOTOROI in Korea (read HERE), a new Motorola rumor makes it alive and announces the release of  MOTOSPLIT. The MOTOSPLIT release date is set sometime 2010.
Well, one thing [...]

Microsoft Office 2010 is closer then ever befor. Redmond just provided a Release Candidate build of  Microsoft Office 2010 so a selected group of testers form  the Technology Adoption Program (TAP).
One of Microsoft officials said that this a vital step in the hole engineering process, but they wont do this for every program they will [...]

Motorola know how to keep their costumers awake. At Motorola’s DEXT launch in Singapore today where CNET Asia had a chance to sit down with Moto’s Asia Pacific VP Spiro Nikolakopoulos, the man who got the word out : Motorola has big plans for 2010.They have prepared between 20-30 phones with an Android OS, but [...]

It’s not that difficult to create and make use of your Windows 7 user account, everyone can do it. But what happens when you realize a certain account becomes useless? Maybe you can figure it out. But what happens if you want to save your settings and files? Well that is another story; so here [...]

Rumors regarding Apple’s future devices got together and gave the Engadget folks a chance to share with us their impressions about Apple’s patents. So the rest came from itself.
The capacitive touchscreen-specific stylus is indicated by one of the recent patents Apple has filled. Does that mean that The Tablet will require a stylus? Some guys [...]

It’s no surprise that Apple is preparing new cover for the upcoming and very much awaited iPhone 4. After their new touchscreen innovation, it’s only normal and safe to assume that they are going to implant it in their new iPhone generation as well as the concept ideas they “borrowed” from the iMac. Recently there [...]

Apple’s Intel Core 2 Duo processor that is installed under MacBook’s hood is about to be replaced with a brand new Intel Core i5, a rumor that can be confirmed by AppleInsider.
CES was a great opportunity for Intel to officially introduce their new i3, i5 and i7 processors no longer than a week ago. It’s [...]

Out of the blue Google has decided to stop censuring their search engine’s results in what concerns China and their website, Google.cn. It seems that folks over at Google are determined to stand their ground, even if this means shutting down the whole Chinese version of Google. Here’s something we found published on the Official [...]

You say you’re a T-Mobile costumer and you don’t know how to get your hands on one of Google’s Nexus Ones without spending more than $180? Well you’re in luck, because the guy who spotted the T-Mobile costumer issue went through a lot of trouble in order to guide you through the following steps:
Starting the [...]

As you might have caught sight of, Google is already talking about launching an Enterprise version of the Nexus One.
Andy Rubin, a former Apple engineer and current vice president of engineering over at Google, reveals his vision of putting costumers in touch with their desired handsets much more efficiently and that creating a bridge between [...]