Archive for the ‘Industry’ Category

CES 2010, hosted in Las Vegas, has seen countless new products on display from all the major players in the PC market. CoolIT systems, a smaller brand aimed at providing entry level liquid cooling solutions, has been showing off their latest "advanced liquid cooling products". The Domino ALC, CoolIT's most successful cooler to date, seems to be just the start in a line of affordable ... Full story

Today marks the release of the all new Windows Phone Operating System, Windows Mobile 6.5. Full story

A recent financial analyst conference has seen Nvidia tell the world that DX11 will not push up graphics card sales. Instead the company holds its GPGPU (general purpose computing on graphics processing units) in a much higher regard believing that is it far more important than a new game Full story

The rumour mill has been in full swing concerning the new iPod's having a built in camera. Pictures and speculation have been all over the internet and we now know that Apple are set to add a camera to the upcoming release of the 3G iPod Touch. Full story

The huge search engine giant, Google, has been suffering over the last couple of days with very slow speeds. The problems which started with the Search Engine and Google news spread to Gmail, Google Reader and even Google maps causing very slow speeds indeed. Full story

With Microsoft's latest OS seemingly just around the corner - Windows 7 - the question of what Microsoft will do with the current OS Vista has been kept under wraps. Full story

Possible rumours of the price of the popular Nintendo Wii have been rife in recent times with many analysts backing up these suspicions. However, Nintendo forcibly deny there will be any price drops soon. Full story

Finding a GTX 275 isn't the easiest in Europe especially if you're not wanting to buy from Palit and Gainward with the former being the only company to make teh GTX 275 widely available. Full story

Apple is furious after Microsoft adverts which pointedly say that over-priced Apple 'toys' are much more costly than normal computers. Full story

Google has delcared that its video-sharing website YouTube has been blocked by the Chinese. Full story