Mar 26
Back in 2012, Apple launched new MacBook Pro laptops with Retina displays, which are basically MacBook Pros with displays with a higher resolution. Now we’re sure many are wondering if Apple could be applying those Retina displays to the company’s lineup of MacBook Air laptops.
Well the good news is that it looks like they will, at least according to a recent report from DigiTimes whose sources claim that they expect Apple to be releasing a MacBook Air with a Retina display later this year. (more…)
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Keyboards come in all shapes and sizes and they all use different types of key switches. For the most part, most keyboards feature either the scissor-type switch or the rubber dome switch. Both are perfectly fine, although typists and gamers out there might tend to prefer keyboards with mechanical switches.
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In the enterprise, there is a good chance that your work computer is a Windows-based on. Why? Simply because software required for work tends to be created for the Windows platform, not to mention more users are familiar with the Windows interface compared to something else, like Mac, Linux, and so on.
How many of you out there actually make use of Google Drive on a daily basis? I know I do, and there is nothing quite like firing up a quick text document, or a spreadsheet to keep track of where every single dollar and penny have gone to throughout the course of a day in order to be a more responsible family man. Well, for those who actually store your presentation slides within Google Drive itself, here is some good news that will perk up your day – Google Drive now enables you to edit images in Slides itself.
When it comes to the tech world, you can be sure that exponential growth is nothing new at all, in fact, it might seem to be more of the norm than the exception. Having said that, today marks the day that Instagram has seen its community of active users achieve the 200 million mark and beyond. This is quite an achievement, where to date, more than 20 billion photos have been shared on the Instagram platform, and there does not seem to be any sign of it slowing down anytime soon.
Now this is something that even the great David Copperfield is unable to pull off – to make tweets disappear, including the 
Which particular business entity sets out to fail on purpose, and intends to run a charity instead without making some profit to keep it going and growing? None, I suppose, and so the same principle of avoiding defeat while attempting to carve a niche out in this highly competitive world has caused Spotify to put on offer a free, shuffle-based version of its music streaming service on both iOS and Android platforms in the past, and Spotify intends to continue in that particular direction by offering college students in the U.S. a 50% discount when one signs up for a new Premium subscription.
Ever wondered what made MS-DOS tick? Well, you can now answer that question for yourself thanks to the folks over at Microsoft who have managed to release the source code to the public for both MS-DOS as well as Word for Windows, making it a first from the software giant. We are talking about the original source code for MS DOS 1.1 and 2.0 and Word for Windows 1.1a here folks, which ought to bring back a flood of memories to the masses.
NVIDIA just announced a new monster graphics card: the Titan Z. It is a dual GPU Titan card that features 5760 cores, 12GB of memory and generates 8 TeraFLOPS of compute power – for $2999. That rounds the cost of each core to about 50 cents. This is rather excellent if you happen to be shopping for a supercomputer that you don’t need to build, and that can be used without special power requirements. 
