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Intel started shipping their first “open-source” personal computer. According to several sources, Intel’s open source PC may be described as the best in terms of bare-bones system related to x86 devs. It also aimed to target the growing DIY market and the chip giant is well on its way in exploring what it has to offer.

Nvidia gives its fans a treat. The company recently released their Android-based Shield handheld gaming console. It may have a different format than the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One but it surely provides gamers another gaming device alternative. Can Nvidia Shield be the game changer?

Four decades back, Motorola introduced the prototype for the world’s first mobile phone. Even pioneering one of the most important technological innovations today, Motorola stood by the sidelines watching Apple, Samsung and similar companies take away majority of the market and sales. This time, Motorola partnered with Google for the Moto X phone – it could be the company’s regaining glory.

Samsung’s Galaxy S5 will not hit stores until 2014 but the hype over it has been building. With competitors like Sony and Motorola offering and introducing impressive Android-based tablets, people wonder if Samsung can retain its position as the number one handset manufacturer today.

Samsung reveals plans on releasing two new ultrabooks - and they have crazy resolution. The ATIV Book 9 Plus and the ATIV Lite series will offer screen resolution of 3200 x 1800. Will this be the best ultrabook yet?

Sony continues to move forward with their computer offerings. Almost in a slump for quite some time, the company has been launching devices earning good feedback and positive market reception. Recently, the company has gained attention for their line up of Sony Xperia Z smartphones and tablets. This time around, the Japanese tech giant seems to earn another title for the world’s lightest laptop.

Asus succeeded with the first and second Google Nexus 7. Reports and discussions lately suggest that Asus wants to put out a Nexus-like tablet that can rival the slimmest choices like the Sony Xperia Z and Samsung Ativ Tab 3.

Asus will release a sequel of the Asus PadFone Infinity soon, reports indicate. Running on the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, the company’s tablet will be going against the likes of Sony Xperia Z Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 for the last quarter. Who will win?

Asus remains one of the leading tech manufacturers. With the release of the new Nexus 7 and the refreshed FonePad, the company continues to prove their competencies in developing and producing some of the best computing devices today. Lately, Asus has been moving away from just a contractor to other big tech companies. It is creating a niche of its own and the 7-inch dual phablet to be released soon is proof of that.

Google finally rolled out the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update. The latest update provides users with a software command that can prevent operating systems slowdown. In 2012, many users expressed their concerns about system lags on the first Nexus 7.

Reports about HTC releasing a “One Max” smartphone version continue to surface. According to sources, HTC is gearing up to release the HTC One Max as the rival product of Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy Note 3 phablet. Many anticipate how HTC will par with Samsung but analysts point out that the company may have to do more if they want to play with the Korean tech giant.

FCC filing of another Sony flagship device, Xperia i1 Honami, hints the product release by end of September. The filed documentation states Sony’s latest attempt in the smartphone market. Just as its other device, Xperia Z and Ultra, continue to make waves, it seems the Japan-based electronics company is going all out on its transformation.

Samsung started working on developing and manufacturing their line of processor chips. Reports indicate the Exynos 5 Octa 5420 will be the first of these chips and it will be powering up two 10 and 12.2-inch tablets.

Despite partnering with Google for the release of the Nexus 7.2, Asus stops at nothing, putting out their line of tablets out in the market. Just last week, Asus announced their upcoming Memo Pad FHD10. The 10.1 inch tablet belongs to the new era of portable computing devices hitting the market later this year.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 joins the line of tablets and phablets featuring the powerful Snapdragon 800 from Qualcomm. Google and Sony already revealed the new Nexus 7.2 and Xperia Z ultra respectively. With reports showing Samsung will be using Snapdragon 800 on its Note 3, the market can anticipate an interesting battle between these devices.

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?

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

Intel Corp announced last July 23 that it will be releasing a lineup of ultra-low-power chips. The new lineup will be based on the previous high performing Haswell micro-architecture. Offering power consumption as low as 4.5 W, the new processor from Intel will be supporting a number of 2-in-1 devices and hybrids.

Verizon Wireless and Motorola teamed up to release a brand new line of DROID Android smartphones. While the release is set for the United States as of the moment, it is only a matter of time before the DROID phones hit other markets just like how Samsung, HTC, and Apple have been doing. There are several reasons why people should check the latest Android mobile offerings.

Samsung and Google remain two of the biggest manufacturers offering Android-based products. Recently, both companies have been trying out the tablet market. Along with smartphones, tablets account for majority of the market share in tech these days. For this Android face off, we take a look at the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and the Google Nexus Asus 7C. Which is the better Android tablet?

David Cameron issued a warning to Google, Yahoo and Bing if they do not start prohibiting internet queries for illegal images. Cameron said the law would rule over three companies by force if they refuse to ban the queries voluntarily.