Hardware

The Apple iPhone 4 was also found to be among the three top-selling smartphones. [2] According to another report, costly hardware failures are more common on Android devices than on iPhones. [3] As such, the total costs of ownership to … Continue reading →

Is demand for the Apple iPad losing momentum … “Indeed, our Goldman Sachs Asia hardware analyst, Henry King, recently reduced his Q4 iPad forecast for Hon Hai to 11.6 million units from 15.4 million units, citing demand weakness ahead …

The Apple iPad 3 could be sporting a staggering six-core processor from Intel. It’s already clear that the iPad 3 will be getting a Retina Display – expected to manage a 2048×1536 resolution while shining with super bright clarity – … Continue reading →

The long-rumoured rise of Near Field Communications – NFC – technology looks to be finally happening, with every company and its dog jumping on the bandwagon for mobile payment, communication and even security systems. NFC – a short-range radio technology … Continue reading →

Pushed by Intel, other computer makers have been trying to copy Apple’s success. Intel has come up with a concept it calls the ultrabook, which is something like a MacBook Air without Apple’s Mac OS X running on it. One … Continue reading →

“Enterprises used to drive innovation and that is now definitely not the case,” says Julian Self, group operations and IT director at information specialist IPD, who says people are now entering the workplace with their own devices and their own … Continue reading →

For the not-exactly-round sum of $519, you get to save $80 on the purchase of a Refurbished Mac mini 2.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 originally released July 2011 with: 2GB memory; 500GB hard drive; Thunderbolt port with support for up … Continue reading →

Apple’s admitted that some of its iPod Nanos have been overheating, and is offering users replacements. The company says that the problem is a faulty battery from one of its suppliers – it doesn’t say which one. It affects only … Continue reading →

Pushed by Intel, other computer makers have been trying to copy Apple’s success. Intel has come up with a concept it calls the ultrabook, which is something like a MacBook Air without Apple’s Mac OS X running on it. One … Continue reading →

Apple is offering replacements for its first-generation iPod nano after it warned that a defective battery can cause the unit to overheat and pose a safety risk. The company said although the possibility of an incident was ‘rare’, the likelihood … Continue reading →