HTC and Facebook, two companies already familiar with one another from their partnership on the ChaCha and Salsa handsets, are reportedly in the midst of jointly developing a new Android smartphone. D Continue reading…
Nokia's Stephen Elop has consistently spoken about the opportunity he sees in the tablet market, and now we may have the first details of how he plans to capitalize on it. DigiTimes reports word from Continue reading…
Rumors of an Apple television have resurfaced with supply chain sources telling DigiTimes that they're starting to prepare components for 32- and 37-inch "iTV" sets launching in Q2 or Q3 of 2012. Continue reading…
Apple's intention to increase screen resolutions on its Mac hardware was signaled by the covert introduction of a HiDPI display mode with Lion earlier this year, and today we're hearing rumblings Continue reading…
Asus is planning to launch an ultrabook that swivels into tablet position with the launch of Windows 8, according to DigiTimes. The Ivy Bridge transformer will make its debut in early June at Continue reading…
Microsoft's Build conference in September was full of ARM devices running the Windows 8 developer preview, but word out of Taipei today suggests that we may be a fair distance away from actually Continue reading…
DigiTimes cites supply chain sources in claiming that Apple is set to launch a new 11.6-, 13.3-, and 15-inch MacBook Air series in the first quarter of 2012. The Taiwanese publication with a Continue reading…
DigiTimes cites supply chain sources in claiming that Amazon's followup to the 7-inch Kindle Fire will measure 8.9-inches and launch at the end of the second quarter of 2012. That's a bit more Continue reading…
Notorious rumor-monger and industry rag DigiTimes has released two reports on Apple's plans for next year, and they're interesting if not particularly reliable. According to DigiTime's sources, Apple Continue reading…
Intel has been doing everything in its power to push ultrabooks to success, but the market doesn't seem to be getting the message. DigiTimes reports that Acer and Asus have accumulated drastically Continue reading…
