Posts tagged 2012
Qualcomm’s Revenues Up 40% in Q1. Will This Keep Up in 2012?
Qualcomm managed to bring 40% larger revenue compared to the same time last year, and also 14% bigger compared to last quarter. Profits also hit 1.4 More >
LCA 2012 Bruce Perens on Status of Open Source and James Applebaum on Anonymity
At the just concluded Linux Conference Australia (LCA 12), open source was under the limelight as some powerful presenters left behind a lot to be More >
Best Buy Offering $50 Gift Card If Customers Upgrade Their Phones By The End Of 2012, Must Register By February 12th
Planning to upgrade to a new phone by the end of the year and buy a gadget or two while you’re at it? Well you’re in luck because Best Buy i More >
Ubuntu Developer Week begins 31st Jan to 2nd Feb 2012
It is here again; no not a new Ubuntu release but the much awaited Ubuntu Developer Week. It will begin on 31st Jan 2012 and will conclude on More >
Ubuntu Developer Week begins 31st Jan to 2nd Feb 2012
It is here again; no not a new Ubuntu release but the much awaited Ubuntu Developer Week. It will begin on 31st Jan 2012 and will conclude on More >
What does Motorola Have in Store for Us in 2012?
So 2011 was the year of the tablet and Honeycomb, Android 3.0. 2012 is supposed to be the year of quad-core processors in both phones and tablets, so More >
The Best Android Tablets of 2012! [Infographic & Video!]
Android Tablets have come a long way from the earlier days, and are now packing specs that not only make the iPad weep in shame, but also make your More >
The Best Android Phone of 2012
The year 2011 was all about “dual core”, becoming the standard for high-end smartphones. And we just witnessed what superphones like the Sams More >
The Best Android Phone of 2012
The year 2011 was all about “dual core”, becoming the standard for high-end smartphones. And we just witnessed what superphones like the Sams More >
Logitech Q3 2012 Report Is In, Revue Is Sold Out
Well, Logitech has announced its Q3 earnings for the 2012 fiscal year and it’s sort of what we expected, there’s not much going on. However, in More >