Month: October 2013

Google has said those with the Galaxy Nexus won’t get Android 4.4.

The PlayStation 4 will have slightly better looking graphics than the Xbox One at launch.

Google’s newest handset is flying off the virtual shelves.

Android 4.4 KitKat is finally here and will roll out to numerous devices over the coming weeks.

Google has finally put us out of our misery and confirmed the Nexus 5.

In a private press conference, Google announced that they would be beefing up its picture editing, upload and management features. Some of the additions include better search, HDR filters, and a quick, light-weight video editor.

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Cooler Master has partnered up with Swiftech and released its Glacer 240L liquid CPU cooler.

Though we haven’t heard a peep from Google, the Nexus 5 has already arrived at one retailer in the UK.

Akitio has announced its fully thunderbolt-powered external SSD.

One of Muse’s concerts has been filmed in 4K and is headed to a theater near you.

Tom’s Hardware and QUE Publishing are teaming up once more to bring you four more chapters from the latest edition of Scott Mueller’s Upgrading And Repairing PCs. Today, we’re bringing you select portions of Chapter 3: Processor Features.

Just yesterday the company released the latest iteration of its messaging app for Android, promising faster, more reliable service and clean, modern interface.

Ashton Kutcher joins Lenovo to advise the company on its Yoga line of tablets and devices.

Benchmarking site AnTuTu has comparisons between the 12.2 and the 10.1, along with some fairly detailed specs.

Following complaints that the Latitude 6430u smelled like cat pee, Dell has said the odor is actually the result of a now former manufacturing process.

According to growing complaints from the Apple Support Communities forum, some users have found that their Western Digital and LaCie hard drives have been turning up… empty after upgrading to the new OS.