Dell capitalizes on emerging markets

As Dell is clearing up a lot of wrinkles considering its recently plummeted stock prices and the like, looks like it is all set to deliver on its venture to boost laptop and desktop sales in a big way in other countries, especially the emerging markets. Read more

LG decides to enter the netbook era with a bang

As for computer manufacturers, this is the era of the netbook, waking them all from their newfound “lack of innovation sleep” if I may call it so, to engage in cut-throat competition again, while each one tries to outdo the other one. Read more

Internet traffic cutting through the US to foreign shores

While the internet that we just can’t do without may have originated in the US, it looks like the home-country is now seriously concerned as internet traffic seems to be bypassing it. Reason?
Since passage of the Patriot Act, many companies based outside of the United States have been reluctant to store client information Read more

Skullcandy intros the Hölua wooden earphones

This week at the IFA, Skullcandy has introduced a new pair of earphones that are described to be eco-friendly. Officially called as the Hölua, this new pair features wooden shells housing an in-ear sound isolating devic. Read more

World’s First Gold iPhone 3G: Computer Choppers did it again!

We all know that Computer Choppers makes quite a number of shiny and blinged out gadgets. When I say make, they change or add gold, silver, or diamonds to the devices. Such as this Gold iPhone 3G, said to be the first in the world. Read more

Mazda developing a Volt, good enough to shock GM

While the makers of the GM-owned Chevrolet Volt may be busy building castles in the air, considering they’ve got such a good car up their sleeve, there may be a certain Mazda waiting to break those castles like sand castles on a windy day. Read more

iPhone saying hello to your Chinese brethren

Looks like the Chinese are going to get a taste of the world’s most loved, or I’d say most hyped phone, the iPhone, really soon. Of course nothing is confirmed as yet, but an official from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) seems to have some insight into the potential offering. Read more

IFA 2008: Smart home appliances such as intelligent washing machines take center stage

If you thought the IFA was all only about hi-fi gadgets that many of us can only gaze at, but maybe never use, then you’re highly mistaken. Atleast that’s not the case in IFA 2008, as it includes the launch of several refrigerators, washing machines, and other home appliances too. Not only that, most of them are the kind that offer greater environmental efficiency, and help cut on those long power bills. Read more

Pac-Man Mini: Portable Namco gaming console

The Pac-Man Mini you see up there is a portable gaming console that doesn’t just know PacMan. You can also play other classic Namco games such as Rally-X, Bosconian, and two of my favorites, Dig Dug and Galaxian. Read more

Beema: Yes, sounds like the Beemer

The Beema is a new concept bike that is said to ‘take on any obstacle’. Think of banks, rails, streets, and heck, even chairs, the Beema can allow bikers some stunt riding as well as ordinary, boring riding activity. Read more

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