To address the iPhone 4 antenna issues, Steve Jobs announces free bumpers to all iPhone 4 owners during a statement today at the Apple Press Conference. This is in light of the iOS 4.0.1 fixing the signal bar computation on iOS 4 phones.
Samsung ships One Millionth Galaxy S Phone
Samsung has one good reason to celebrate! Shipped units of it’s Galaxy S Android smartphone has reached the one millionth mark (for the U.S. Market, global sales are higher considering in the U.K., they gave away Free Galaxy S phones for unhappy iPhone 4 buyers)! The Samsung Galaxy S is available from all four major [...]
Nvidia’s $200 GPU King: GeForce GTX 460
The release of the very first Fermi cards brought in mixed reactions. While it received praise for the architecture, speed and raw power, a lot more were disappointed at the cost and power consumption of these cards. Nvidia’s newest Fermi card, The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 packs a lot of punch for just $200.
HDBaseT looks to replace the HDMI standard
Several big names in the TV industry, Samsung, Sony, LG and others, are touting HDBaseT, a new audiovisual standard that looks to replace the HDMI standard while offering more bandwidth but keeping costs at a minimum. Now, you may be wondering how would a new cable keep costs down? HDBaseT will be using our trusty [...]
Samsung Galaxy S i9000
Samsung has announced it’s new flagship Android phone, the i9000 Galaxy S! It’s got the TouchWiz UI (something like the Motorola Blur and HTC Sense UI) baked on top of the Android OS inside the super slim 9.9mm body. Samsung i9000 Galaxy S Specifications Samsung 1GHz CPU 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen @ 480×800 pixels 8GB/16GB [...]
Apple unveils iPhone 4
Straight off Apple’s WWDC, Steve Jobs proudly unveils the latest iteration of Apple’s smartphone, the iPhone 4. Running on the newest iPhone OS (now just dubbed iOS 4), featuring dual cameras and an IPS LCD display, Steve kicked off his presentation of the new iPhone by calling it “the most beautiful thing we’ve ever made.”
Free Bumpers to iPhone 4 Owners
July 17th, 2010 
sylv3rblade Turn your iPhone to a dSLR
July 17th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
Well, sort of.
A company called iPhoneDSLR claims that you can do exactly as the claim with their product, an SLR lens mount for iPhones.
Apple releases iOS 4.0.1
July 16th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
iOS 4.0.1 is now available to iPhone owners, aiming to fix iPhone 4, 3GS and 3G signal meter. Apple claims that this new patch “improves the formula to determine how many bars of signal strength to display,” after announcing that they had been using the wrong calculation.
In short, it’s a visual fix to the iPhone 4‘s attenuation problems. That and the fact that you’ll still be dropping calls.
Asus Eee PC 1005PX
July 13th, 2010 sylv3rblade Asus introduces a new EEEPC Netbook with Intel’s N450 Atom Processor, the Asus EEE PC 1005PX. What makes the EEE PC 1005PX different? This new machine features a 10.1-inch LED-backlit matte, non-glare screen display for better view in direct sunlight. All other specs are similar to other netbooks in the market.
Gmail now supports Rich Text Signatures
July 13th, 2010 sylv3rblade Gmail‘s signatures have always been borderline boring because you can’t have anything fancy on it (unless you manually edit in on the actual message) as it only supports plain text. Thanks to the multitude of us that keep on asking for rich text signatures, Google has finally given us exactly that; Rich Text Signatures 
. Give yourself a nice pat on the back.
Microsoft releases Windows 7 Service Pack 1 BETA
July 13th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
Microsoft has made the BETA release of Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 publicly available to TechNet, BizSpark and MSDN subscribers.
If you’re eager on testing the latest build for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, head to the MSDN download page. Otherwise (if you’re a consumer), just wait for the final version.
No new features will be brought to Windows 7 in the upcoming service pack, just bug fixes and general improvements. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, on the other hand, brings Virtual Desktop Infrastructure enhancements that enable hardware-accelerated 3D graphics and video playback over a Remote Desktop Connection.
via Windows Team Blog, TechNet
Nvidia’s $200 GPU King: GeForce GTX 460
July 12th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
The release of the very first Fermi cards brought in mixed reactions. While it received praise for the architecture, speed and raw power, a lot more were disappointed at the cost and power consumption of these cards.
Nvidia’s newest Fermi card, The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 packs a lot of punch for just $200.
MSI GT660 Gaming Laptop With Core i7 CPU
July 10th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
MSI’s aiming big with it’s brand new Gaming Laptop, the GT660. If the distinctive exterior doesn’t tell you that this is a beast crunching numbers, the system specs should. Read the full system specs after the jump.
Intel to Phase out Celeron Chips
July 10th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
It’s a long time coming but Intel may just phase out it’s Celeron line as early as next year in favor of upcoming Dual-core Atom processors.
Mozilla releases Firefox 4 Beta 1
July 8th, 2010 sylv3rblade 
Mozilla has released Firefox 4 beta 1, the first public, stable version of its next major browser. 4.1 features a brand new UI with tabs on top (reminiscent of Chrome) but adds more HTML5 support as well as Google’s new WebM open video standard. Another improvement is that plugins are now both easier to manage and no longer need a browser restart to load.