First generation Google Nexus 7 became a success. Its next installment, the Nexus 7.2, as many prefer calling, is starting to become just the same. With better hardware and display, the tech giant has set the stage for rival Apple. Can Apple’s iPad mini 2 live up to the standard?
Cautious trading today left the Australian market relatively unchanged today with the All Ordinaries closing higher by 0.08 per cent to end at 5027.9pts. Sector performance was mixed as losses in the energy and materials sectors were offset by gains in financial and information technology stocks.
Sony Xperia Z Ultra becomes the latest Android beast to hit the market. The tech giant has made their phablet official. Sony Xperia Togari features 6.4 inch wide touch screen display and Qualcomm Snapdragon 800.
Intel Inc. (INTC) and Apple (APPLP) will join together to release the next line of Macbook Pros, according to reports. Intel’s next powerful Haswell chips will power up Apple’s latest line of Retina Macbook Pros set to hit stores in October.
A few Melbourne Victory football supporters made it to the MCG last night. The rest of the 95,000 were all raving Scousers for a night. They even tried to sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' in a Liverpudlian accent.
Gold is not the only money. But it's the only kind the works in our extended economy.
The Australian market started off slightly higher today, after the US stocks closed slightly higher on Friday ahead of a busy week for news and economic numbers. This week for the Aussie market it will all be about reading the data out of the US and watching out for Chinese Manufacturing numbers mid-week.
With three users of iPhone units suffering from electrocution the past few weeks, the Cupertino-based tech giant launched a new campaign to push users if their gadgets to utilise official USB power adapters to avoid accidents.
No iPhone 5S? A photo full of iPhone boxes has been making buzz on the internet, hinting Apple’s new, cheap iPhone is underway. Posted by Chinese Web site, WeiPhone.com, the photo showed a large bucketful of plastic phones with “iPhone5C” printed on their sides.
The honeymoon period for the Royal family was too soon for eagle-eyed followers, now including mums from all over the place. With the birth of the third king-in-waiting, all eyes have been on the new Royal family and more scrutiny has been on the plates of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Google just released their second generation Nexus 7 last July 24 in San Francisco. Noting the success of the original Nexus 7, the second installment of the tablet appears to be on its way to becoming just the same hit. With the release of the new Nexus, people are now asking what this spells for the first Google tablet and other competitors like Apple’s iPad mini?
Australian authorities have issued warnings when a young woman from Sydney was hospitalised after being electrocuted using Apple's iPhone. Since similar incidents from around the globe have been recorded - - creating shock and resulting in electrocution for the device users - - the authorities maintain that it is best for Aussies to take the necessary precautions in using tech devices.
Is it possible to perform a quickie oral sex on a man aboard an Armadale Express train during rush hour?
The Australian markets edged higher for the fourth time this week, with the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) up 0.1 per cent. This is the fifth consecutive week of gains for local shares; the longest winning streak since January. Stocks in July so far have improved by an impressive 5.2 per cent; the best month in 1.5 years.
Google Nexus 7 maker ASUS announced the release of two motherboards: the new A88XM-A and A55BM-A/USB3. The two motherboards released are the first of its kind to work with the new new Socket FM2+ APUs (Accelerated Processing Units) from AMD.
Facebook Inc.'s shares rose to new heights in more than a year as news of its astounding revenues in mobile ads is regarded as the turning point for comeback of the social networking giant in the stock market.
Smartphone price begins to decline regardless with the innovation in technology and strategic plans of manufacturers. Budget phones started to take over as the hottest niche in mobile industry and new vendors grow rapidly in their local territories. What would you do to get back the cash you've spent for your phone?
Qualcomm seems to be a runaway winner as it managed to tie the knot with Google’s Nexus 7.2 and Motorola’s upcoming X8. However, this does not mean the company has stopped working on increasing their market share in an industry dominated by Intel.
Google’s latest Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update started rolling out to devices like Nexus 10 beginning Wednesday. Following the announcement of the Jelly Bean update, Google also unwrapped the second generation Nexus 7. While Android 4.3 and new Nexus 7 continue to make headlines and garner positive feedback, the tech giant already mentioned plans of releasing Nexus 10 and Key Lime Pie.
China, the world's chief emitter of carbon dioxide greenhouse gases, is poised to invest 1.7 trillion yuan (AU$298 billion) to remedy the growing air smog pollution problem lording over its horizons which has killed thousands and sickened hundreds over the years. Specifically, the amount will be used to institute programmes and measures to combat the smog situation in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province.
BlackBerry just laid off 250 workers assigned at the company's product testing facility in Waterloo, Ontario. The cost-cutting measure is in response to BlackBerry's attempt to improve profits amid weak sales of its Z10 and Q10 smartphones.
The Australian share market is flat at lunchtime in the East, but remains on track for a weekly win of 1.3 per cent.
With the release of the new Google Asus Nexus 7.2, tablet competition became stiffer. Following months of hype and speculations, Google finally released their Google Nexus 7.2 last July 24. The device features improved specs including enhanced display and more high performing processor.
Sony’s Xperia i1 Honami smartphone started making headlines months ago when the company announced its 20MP camera and slim design. This time, reports point to a leak featuring the actual design of the smartphone including how the 20MP will look like.
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArenaI joined Twitter. Not because I am curious what this celebrity has to say about her kids, or to read that another one is waiting for a connecting flight, impatiently.
Samsung will not launch the Galaxy S5 until next year but concept photos and information leaks about the device started surfacing. For fans and interested users, a sneak peak of what the new Samsung S5 will look life featuring full aluminum has been sighted.
A male flight attendant who was sacked by Virgin Australia has won the second time around against the company. The air carrier lost an appeal to stop David Taleski from getting his job back after it fired him in October 2011 for growing his hair longer than permitted.
By Greg PeelThe Dow closed up 13 points, or 0.1%, while the S&P gained 0.3% to 1690 and the Nasdaq jumped 0.
Apple continues to shock iPhone users, not with news of the company's lower-than-expected earnings, but a literal electric jolt. On Wednesday, a third victim of iPhone electrocution was rushed to the hospital when she was zapped while holding her smartphone made by the Cupertino-based tech giant. Reports said that the 28-year-old victim was holding the iPhone while at her Chatswood home when the electrocution happened at about 8 pm.
The school principal of the Indian school who served free lunch to its students, yet some unfortunately died due to pesticide poisoning, has been arrested on Wednesday.
