Why have computer manufacturers not popularized external graphics? Because laptop makers want you to upgrade your gaming notebook every few years. Unlike tower PCs, most laptops’ graphics are soldered onto their motherboards and cannot be replaced. The MSI GUS (Graphics Upgrade Solution) is attempting to externalize your GPU. More »

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From Htcyou: HTC has confirmed that the Droid Incredible, Evo 4G, MyTouch Slide, and Desire are on the priority list to receive Android 2.2 updates, but none of them is getting the new OS until the second half of this year. Although HTC has not made a statement about 2009 models, the adverb that “most” 2010 units will get FroYo indicates to me that there is no chance for the likes of the G1, MyTouch 3G, and Droid Eris since not “all” 2010 smartphones will be upgraded. More »

Daniel Lyons, operator of satirical blog The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs and imitator of Apple’s CEO has declared his adoration for Android 2.2 FroYo and will replace his iPhone with an HTC Droid Incredible. More »

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Caught on video and today photographed running RIM’s new Webkit Browser, the touchscreen Bold 9800 might be what RIM needs to stem the Android and iPhone invasion. More »

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Scheduled for a September 7th release at $600, the ExoPC Slate is the French iPad that is similar to the German WeTab (nee WePad). More »

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So, you have an Xbox 360 and/or a Playstation 3 and dearly desire to play Red Dead Redemption but just cannot figure out how to install the darned game? Stop fretting because Best Buy’s Geek Squad services will have you up and running within hours! More »

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While you are counting down the days and hours to WWDC 10 and are perhaps trying iPhone OS 4 beta on your iPhone 3G, why not see how the other half lives and install a fully functional Google Android ROM on your Apple cell? More »

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From Htcyou: Although it is only in alpha stage right now, and the ROM is horribly buggy and slow, a ROM of Android 2.2 FroYo from XDA Developers is “working” on the Nexus One and Verizon’s Droid Eris. More »

Not to be outdone by Google’s Android FroYo ruckus, Microsoft has provided a glimpse at how its development team is doing with Windows Phone 7 on a functional prototype of LG’s Panther smartphone. More »

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Freshly announced today at Google I/O, Google TV requires a set-top box or a standalone television, and Logitech is the first company to partner with Google for the former solution, offering the Harmony Companion Box, which, naturally, works with the popular Harmony line of universal remote controls. More »

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Back in the ’90s, controlling television meant ruling the world. Google owns the internet, so branching out to TV is logical. Google TV works with existing cable networks by way of Google TV televisions (Sony has signed on), Logitech’s Google TV Companion Box, and even Blu-Ray players. More »

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From Htcyou: The good news is that Adobe Flash 10.1 beta is ready to download over-the-air for Android 2.2 FroYo phones, but the catch is that no smartphone runs 2.2 yet, and that Eclair and older Android builds no longer support 10.1! More »

From Htcyou: Google’s I/O on day two brought a plethora of monumental announcements. The Android 2.2 FroYo SDK is now downloadable. More »

When a woman from California went to Palo Alto’s Apple Store and presented cash to purchase an iPad, she was turned away because the company’s policy was debit or credit card only. Diane Campbell, sorely disappointed because she is a zealous Apple fan, had her story air on San Francisco KGO-TV (and ABC affiliate) news, and in response, yesterday, Apple officially altered its no cash acceptance rule. Wait, Diane’s story ends even better… More »

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