Toshiba seemed to be on the lead in the development of NAND flash as of late. Nice engineering team they have there. Toshiba has finalized their 24nm NAND flash memory chips, and is moving them into the factories to churn out some delicious chips. These chips also support the standardized “Toggle DDR 2.0” 400Mbps transfer rate.
What all these mean is that we will see a shrink in chip size, allowing Toshiba to boost productivity and bring further enhancements to high density, small sized products. Less heat, and better energy efficiency, with faster transfer rates will result in better quality devices. As more mobile equipment, such as smartphones, digital video cameras and tablet PCs, provide support for recording high resolution pictures and video and editing and processing large volumes of data, demand is growing for smaller, higher density, memory products.
SOURCE via Engadget
What claimed to be cases for the next generation iPod touch, nano/shuffle has somehow harden the proof that has already been repeatedly shown to the world.
Chinese case retailer X-Doria has the latest case, and they seemed to have hole for an iPod touch with a camera, and another smaller version which is as a case for a “nano 6G”, but could seemingly also be for a new iPod shuffle with a touchscreen. My bed is more on an iPod Nano with tiny touchscreen. Of particular note, the apparent iPod touch case seems to reveal a curved back more similar to the current model than the iPhone 4, while the nano / shuffle case looks to be a near perfect match for that 1.7-inch Apple touchscreen that mysteriously turned up in Taiwan last month. Well, the mystery will be unveiled in these few days.
SOURCE via iLounge
When Samsung’s dead serious, they’re dead serious. That’s how ‘dead serious’ they are when they say they’re planning an ‘iPad killer’. Somehow, they gave me a feeling that Samsung’s designers played with the iPad a lot, and knew of its weakness in certain area. The leak of Galaxy Tab’s accessories doesn’t seem to have finished flowing. The same source has yet again dish out a pair of highly intriguing extra bits for Samsung’s upcoming tablet. But be warned; please take them with a pint of salt beforehand. Read more…
Nokia might be throwing more Symbian^3 smartphones into the market sooner than we thought. After sneakily making an awkward early appearance on Nokia’s Dutch online storefront, Mobile Geek Inc has since dug even more info out in regards to it. No QWERTY, which in turns is a full fledge touchscreen like the Nokia 5800, instead of the C6-oo slider that it’ll replace. There’s 8-Megapixel camera with dual Xenon flash, and the new Symbian^3 OS. Perhaps we will see it’s unveiling in Nokia World 2010 which will arrive on the 14th September in London.
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Major Nelson has just gone live with a YouTube video showing off the upcoming new controller for the Xbox 360. Microsoft has just redesigned the already-awesome Xbox 360 controller, to further improve the gameplay experience. The new D-pad is a trick new patented design, that has a disc in the normal configuration, but a quick twist raises the crossbars about a quarter-inch, making it eminently more usable. Read more…
OLED has begun its wide use in the smartphone and camera platform, but TVs and computer displays has yet to embrace this wonderful technology. But LG has decided to be the first to jump into this ‘mainstream’ market by stealing its own OLED thunder and plunge them into a 31-inch monitor. LG plans to show off its latest prototype 0.11-inch thick 31-inch 3D OLED display at IFA this week. But the sheer ‘fatness’ of the display is not the only selling point, as the display also has a crazy refresh rate of ‘600Hz’. I mean, is that really necessary? Read more…
LG seemed to be rather confident in its latest Nano Technology. Set to debut at IFA in Berlin, the LEX8 television will feature LG’s latest Nano Lighting Technology, which LG says ‘ willredefine the meaning of “clarity” in FULL LED TVs.’
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After acquiring McAfee, the famous digital security company, for security on mobile platform purposes, Intel has now continue its salvation for its huge appetite by acquiring Infineon’s mobile unit ‘The Wireless Solution Business (WLS)’.
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Emails are so massively used for so many occasions, and while some people might receive one or more forward emails or emails from old friends (like my mum), but youngsters like us always have our emails bombarded with tons of important mails, and zillions of craps. It’s not like the ‘spam mode’ is not working, but some emails are still legit emails that we want to read. But they’re not that important and that you don’t want to read them immediately the first thing when you reach office (or wake up, for some).
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Having a voice chat over the internet (nerdy VOIP) used to be somewhat of a start-stop conversation from Earth to the Moon. But technology has advanced so much that we’re back to square one again, for HD-video calling actually. Voice data might have been improved and optimized to be small and easy to transfer, but not for HD videos.
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