March, 2011
2011, Nintendo 3DS Sells 400,000 in Japan, Already R4 Hacked
Posted on March 30, 2011 |
Nintendo 3DS Sells 400,000 in Japan
It looks like Nintendo 3DS is not difficult to find buyers in Japan. According to Japanese newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun (via Andriasang) players essentially exhausted first shipment of 400,000 units of Nintendo. The 3DS Japan on Saturday called on reporting lines and balances on pre-order for life. Read more
IOS Apple May Release 4.3 Update 2 iPad By: Rumor
Posted on March 30, 2011 |
IOS Apple May Release 4.3 Update 2 iPad By: Rumor Logo
2011 Apple releases IOS 4.3 – technology reviews
Apple can push through its IOS 4.3 second ahead of IPAD hit store shelves March 11, according to the report. Officially, IOS 4.3 is scheduled for that same date. Read more
JavaScript More Quickly To Get Spotlight Google Chrome 10
Posted on March 30, 2011 |
JavaScript More Quickly To Get Spotlight Google Chrome 10
Google Chrome 10 release management algorithm javascript
Google released Google Chrome 10, so a browser with JavaScript faster, synchronization passwords, preference system changed – but no new Google Chrome 10 logo. Chrome is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Read more
IPAD 2 Comes in 25 Countries on Friday
Posted on March 30, 2011 |
IPAD 2 Comes in 25 Countries on Friday
IPAD 2 Available in Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore in April
Apple iPad 2 the second generation of its device from another post-PC, will go on sale in 25 additional countries this Friday, March 25. IPAD 2 will be available at select Apple stores and Apple ipad 2 authorized resellers at 5 pm local time, and online through the Apple Store ® (www.apple.com) starting at 1 am today Apple iPad 2 also announced that all models of IPAD 2 in Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore and other countries in April. Read more
Google Android smartphone cement lead over Apple and Windows
Posted on March 30, 2011 |
Google Android smartphone cement lead over Apple and Windows
2011 Google Android jumped sharply – smartphone
Google Android 2011 – New figures reveal smartphone Windows 7 Phone failed to stem the decline in Microsoft’s smartphone market, while Google Android ride continues. Latest figures for the use of smartphones in the U.S. revealed that the new Windows 7 Phone has not stopped Microsoft’s platform, Google Android the decline in the category of AOS. Google Android Data from comScore showed MobiLens fell 1.7 per cent share of Microsoft, from 9.7 percent to 8 percent in the three months ended in January 2011.Google Android. Read more