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Revealing swimwear isn’t usually the topic of conversation at RAPID, an annual trade show for the market of “additive manufacturing.
If you’re wondering when Google will finally put its stamp of approval on an official Android tablet, you’ll have to wonder a little bit longer, but if you’re one to believe speculation, then you can hang your hat on a launch day of either June or July of this year.
Could Sony be planning a major partnership with a cloud service provider, and it’s likely to make that partnership public at next month’s E3 trade show, according to media reports.
If you thought navigating through crowded museums was a hassle right now, just wait until you have to watch out for speeding robots that people are able to control from anywhere in the world.
Attention Sackboy fans – if you want to gain insight into the next entry in the ever growing LittleBigPlanet franchise, Sony has answered your calls.
Happy Thursday, everyone. It’s almost time for that holiday weekend. You can almost feel it, right? But for now, we’ve still got plenty of news to discuss so let’s get to it.
It appears that Pebble is letting its ripples show as another mobile-connected watch concept has appeared on KickStarter with a strong backing.
Nokia has big plans for PureView, including thinner handsets and Windows Phone support, though there’s more than just branding that’s getting in the way of slimming the smartphone camera tech.
Welcome to our third and final reminder that the first anniversary of the NVIDIA TegraZone is this month! NVIDIA is showing off their wares this month with a big display of games and a release of a brand new Sonic the Hedgehog episode as well.
The folks at Apple have once again pushed out a patent for a device they’ve never before suggested they’d go through with, this time an “iPen” complete with haptic feedback and a speaker.
This newest version of one of the most popular “epic” games on iOS for both iPhone and iPad is now live, version 1.
This week NVIDIA demonstrated the power of their Kepler GPU in its future iterations in an investor call covering both desktop and mobile computing.
This week Google held a Big Tent event at the Grove Hotel in Hertfordshire, speaking with their audience on all things digital – and perhaps most importantly: Motorola.
In the gaming industry, two companies have come to define old and new: Nintendo and Sony. With Mario, Zelda, Metroid, and countless gamer-friendly devices, Nintendo has become the old school gamer’s favorite.
In an investor call this week with NVIDIA we’re finding that there are more than a few surprises to be found in the mobile world – Android, gaming, Icera for LTE, and Tegra 3 included.
This week NVIDIA has brought forth the fury with an almost offhand mention of the fact that they’ve got plans for 28 more Tegra 3 quad-core smartphones for the year 2012.
Foxconn is partnering with Sharp to build a new plant in Chengdu, China for producing iPhone displays.
This week Nokia have let it be known that the Nokia Lumia 610 will be launched in the UK in the first week of June – for free! This launch will have the Nokia Lumia 610 set up to cost £15 per month and will come in a variety of colors as well.
HP has announced new plans for some major restructuring that would see an 8 percent reduction in its worldwide staff by the end of 2014.
This week Facebook has deemed their next vision for sharing your iPhone photos a go with an application that takes on the task separate from the main Facebook app.