NVIDIA Will support for Tablets

NEW YORK - Nvidia confirms the reason that they can not continue to sell chipsets for PCs, because now everyone wants to buy a tablet. Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's CEO said that he wanted to make a change, namely to build chipste that supports smart phones and tablets. Similarly, as quoted from Eye Tech, Tuesday (05/31/2011). "Before using the Nvidia chip is only for PC graphics and available only for PCs only," said Hsun. Huang added that...

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Samsung: preparing 4G Galaxy Tab

SEOUL - In order to differentiate itself in the market tablet computer that is increasingly competitive, this year's Samsung Electronics plans to launch an Android-based tablet that runs on so-called fourth-generation network technology (4G), which promises faster in the case of downloading data. "The race for 4G (fourth generation) has begun," JK Shin, president of Samsung's mobile communications division, told Dow Jones on Monday...

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Yahoo Mail has a new feature

JAKARTA - Yahoo announced that the latest version of Yahoo Mail will soon complete the beta test and will be upgraded by 284 million users worldwide in the next few weeks. As one of the emails and trusted brand in the world's largest, Yahoo Mail create a more lively conversation through the communication experience a faster, safer, and easier. Yahoo! Yahoo! Mail also will make the latest version for all its global partners, including Nokia. Yahoo!...

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before Asus launched its teaser ads, product photos have been circulating in cyberspace

TAIPEI - Asus Plans Padfone surprised the market with the release, the combination tablet and smartphone anyarnya, messy. The reason, photos of products was first leaked in cyberspace. Site Pocketnow publish exclusive photographs Padfone, a few hours before Asus launched a teaser ad for the product anyarnya it on their Facebook pages. "Pad or Phone? How about both? (tablet or Mobile? How about both?)"the teaser Padfone IT Pro Portal quoted...

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Microsoft menaikkan pembayaran lisensi ke HTC

Jakarta - HTC indeed has agreed to pay Microsoft for licenses on each Android phone. But it seems Microsoft has not been satisfied with it. Software giant is making big plans to increase setorannya. Reported, Microsoft will charge USD 7.50 - USD 12.50 per unit of mobile phone. Report Citibak Securities said, this amount rose from $ 5 which becomes the current license fee. Analysts estimate the industry, this step would increase payments...

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