Dell's Project Sputnik, a customised dev-friendly Ubuntu laptop, is launching this year.
Canonical has announced Ubuntu Web Apps, to appear in Ubuntu 12.10
The USB Power Delivery Specification is official, promising 100W for high-power single-wire devices.
Google's Web Lab (Beta) aims to tie together the physical and digital realms.
Microsoft's Sinofsky has confirmed that Windows 8 will launch on the 26th of October.
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AMD has dropped the prices of Radeon HD 7970, 7950 and 7870 GHz Edition boards.
Micron has started to ship its first commercial Phase Change Memory (PCM) parts.
Crucial has launched a new family in its m4 SSD range, in mSATA flavour.
Sapphire is claiming its Radeon HD 7970 TOXIC Edition 6GB board is the fastest single-GPU card around.
Valve has confirmed plans to release Steam for Linux, along with a native port of Left 4 Dead 2.
The Kontron KTT30 features a mini-ITX design, but is it too bulky to take on VIA's rival APC?
Nvidia has admitted that attackers have made off with 400,000 account credentials for its official forums.
Microsoft has released a patch to disable the Windows Sidebar over security concerns.
Attackers have made off with 450,000 Yahoo and 1M Phandroid passwords in separate attacks.
Hardkernel's ODROID-X costs significantly more than the Pi, but its performance could be worth the extra.
Microsoft has detailed the File History automated backup feature of Windows 8.
AMD has received $12.6 million from the US DoE for exascale computing research.
Applied Materials claims to have solved the problem of creating sub-20nm interconnects.
Western Digital has announced the Red family of hard drives, designed for NAS use.
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 8 and Windows RT will be launched in October, alongside Windows To Go.
Intel has announced €3.3 billion of investment into ASML to push EUV and 450mm research and development.
Mozilla has confirmed plans to hand Thunderbird over the community in order to focus on Firefox.
October 14 2021 | 15:04