Windows XP Market Drops Below 50% Worldwide

10 twelvemonths in tech time is equivalent to around 100 years in real time, therein the engineering science that was relevant a decade ago is usually as utilitarian today as a Model T Fording. Yet someways the august Windows XP OS, which was infixed a tech-century ago in 2001, has held on. StatCounter's stats on operating system market share, July 2010-July 2011 True, XP enjoyed a brief stay of execution thanks to the netbook furore, but even Microsoft has been trying to kill it off for a long time. Still, until evenhandedly late, most of the worlds electronics computer flowed Windows. ...

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Logitech's Google TV-Equipped Revue Generates Negative Revenue

No company wants a product that's returned more rapidly than it can sell them, but that's what Logitech reportedly has on its hands with the Revue. Logitech executives have stated that the Revue's revenue stream is "slightly negative," and the company has slashed prices from $ 249 to $ 99, reportedly in a bid to clear inventory (the unit is still listed at $ 249.99 on Logitech's homepage). We launched Revue with the expectation that it would generate significant sales growth in spite of a relative. ...

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New Acer AIO Can Be Desktop, HDTV Combined

This new AIO PC from Acer features HDMI inputs for game consoles, digital TV cable boxes and more, turning it into an HDTV with the press of a button. On Friday Acer officially announced the Aspire Z5801, a 24-inch all-in-one (AIO) desktop PC sporting an Intel Core i5 processor and HDMI inputs for connecting game consoles and cable boxes. The compact rig first made an appearance last month during Computex 2011 as one of Microsofts 130 new Windows devices slated to hit the market this year. ...

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Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: July 2011

July sees Intel's ratio-locked Core i7-980 emerge, while AMD's A6-3650 and A8-3850 APUs show up at retail. In addition, the new Sandy Bridge-based Pentium G800 processors challenge AMD's sub - $ 100 gaming CPU dominance first in recent memory. If you dont have the time to research benchmarks, or if you dont feel confident enough in your ability to pick the right processor for your next gaming machine, fear not. We at Toms Hardware have come to your aid with a simple list of t. ...

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Download Mozilla Firefox 5.0

Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser developed by Mozilla Corporation for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux-based computers. Mozilla Firefox stands out from other web browsers by having up to 6,000 customizable add ons filed under categories like news, privacy, security, tools, blogs, entertainment, humor, and many others. Also, its Smart Location Bar allows the user to go back to previously visited websites without the need for the URL. Mozilla Firefox is also equipped with anti-malware and anti-phishing tools, as well as a download manager, a spellchecker and an RSS Feed Reader. In addition, its latest version now places the tabs...

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Samsung Infuse 4G Android Smartphone Review

AT&T continues to flesh out their 4G capable smartphone offers with a device that some might consider a "superphone," as the term has been minted of late. Take a goosed up, Samsung Hummingbird processor at 1.2 Gigahertz, drop in Samsung's gorgeous and jumbo 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus video display, powerfulness it with Mechanical man 2.2 (Froyo) along with a few pinches of Samsung' s handset UI and you have what's dearly known as the Infuse 4G. That said, the Infuse is n't really going to function at true 4G swiftnesses on AT&T's net, but kinda their HSPA + engineering science, but you knew that. Or did you? . The kicker here is that...

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4G GalaxyTab Gets Price, Pre order Date.

If you 're always in the market for a secretary, you might want to study the PUBLIC RELATIONS squad over at Samsung they 're slap up at following up on things. It's was just Mon when J.K. Shin, the chairman of Samsung's Mobile division, told the Wall Street Diary that the company had programmes to discharge a 4G version of it's GalaxyTab by and by in the class. Less than a hebdomad after, those hard-working Samsung PR ethnic musics have already flattened an official press release on our licks. The Samsung GalaxyTab 10.1 4G LTE, the 4G cousin german of the GalaxyTab's new 10.1 column inch pill, will be uncommitted for preorder from the Verizon...

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Wi-Drive

With integrated Wi-Fi and four hours of battery life, Kingston's new Wi-Drive offers pocket-sized portable storage and easy file sharing for Apple devices, including iPod touch® Gen 3 and 4, iPhone® (3G, 3GS, and 4G) and iPad®. Accessing or sharing your personal media has never been easier. With Wi-Drive, you can add another 16GB or 32GB of space accessed wirelessly from your digital device and the content can even be shared with two other people so you are no longer limited to the space available within your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Datasheet  Whether at home, by the pool or on the road, Wi-Drive lets you take more content with...

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play Review

If you’re none the wiser to its little scheme, the Xperia Play will pwn you right out of the gate. The top half of this Android 2.3 slider glides up to reveal not the usual QWERTY keyboard but rather a mobile-ized game pad, complete with a four-way D-pad, the usual control buttons, and two touchpad-like analog “sticks.” It’s a gaming phone, people! Sony Ericsson isn’t the first company to attempt to meld the portable game console with a cell phone (Nokia N-Gage, anyone?), but it’s arguably the most successful iteration of this bold idea. With this handset Sony Ericsson attempts to meld the PS3 universe with Android 2.3. To that end, it does...

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