Speaking of weekends, the guys over at Engadget have a great read concerning Netscape. You know, the company responsible for the first world wide web browser that actually took the world by storm when it was first introduced back in 1994.
It’s weekend so there isn’t much going on; so I was surprised when I caught an article over at geek.com; it seems Google is experimenting with a totally different Gmail interface.
The Financial Times today that has since been practically confirmed by all major publications. It seems our Cupertino overlords over at Apple are in talks with Beats Audio to buy the company for $3.2 billion.
In the “how convenient” department, two days after AMD shared with the world its vision of the future, Intel’s plans for next year seem to have been leaked. As the chinese edition of VR-Zone reports, there’s a clear path from the current Broadwell and Haswell chipsets to the next generation Skylake 100 series platform.
AMD gave us an update yesterday about their plans moving forward, and they revealed some very interesting information concerning their CPU business. According to them, the future consists of harnessing the best of both x86 and ARM architectures, in a marriage called Ambidextrous Computing.
International Data Corporation (IDC) has come out with some very interesting data for the first quarter of 2014, and they practically confirmed what everyone was suspecting all along: that the tablet market has reached its peak point, with phablets getting a big chunk of its pie.
