Big U.S. Internet computing companies ought to surpass their plainer PC cousins when revenue season kicks off next week, as corporations and fast-growing Web players dramatically speed up their rate of hardware expenses.
Corporations are gradually more turning to new technology in making themselves more productive in a downtrodden global economy. In the meantime, a social networking and e-commerce boom spurs massive outlays on the giant server factories, powering Internet computing.
According to the latest post on the Google official blog that Google is now planning to put a full stop to its online social networking service Buzz within the coming few weeks. Not that Buzz was very popular among users. Google launched it 20 months ago in attempt to give a tough competition to Facebook Read more
Consumers around the world nowadays tend to demand tablets that are high on performance as well low on price. Hence we see the arrival of the Velocity Micro Cruz T408 which primarily aims to capture the market of college students and the economical consumers with a comparatively cheap price. Indeed at $239 this tablet promises Read more
Google wants to close down Google Buzz. The latter is another online social networking service that turns out to be a massive failure.
Based on the blog post on Google’s blog, Buzz is going to be shut down over the next few weeks.
Smartphones have taken over the world rapidly. All the work that one intends to do in a PC can be done in a smartphone. One very important advantage of a smartphone is that it can be easily carried from one place to another in one’s pocket since it is obviously much smaller in size than Read more