Nvidia GTX 680 Review ,Specification and Comparison

Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 is on the way to balance up the next-generation graphics market.Most Awaited Card by Nvidia is here .The Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 is its latest $400-odd, top-of-the-line card and is now the fastest graphics card in the world. 

SAPPHIRE EDGE HD3 MINI PC

SAPPHIRE EDGE-HD3 is a fully featured PC for home, education or business use. Specifications include a second generation 1.6GHz AMD dual core processor, 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 320GB hard drive and built in wireless connectivity as well as high speed LAN port  and four USB ports (USB 3.0 and USB 2.0).

Hitachi Deskstar 4 TB 5K4000 Hard Drive

 The 4TB Hitachi Deskstar 5K4000 comes with a mounting kit and the software necessary to get your Windows, Apple, or Linux system to recognize the drive. While it may be the biggest drive available to consumers, it's definitely not the fastest the Deskstar runs at a "power-friendly" 5900rpm.

AMD Radeon HD 7870 and 7850 Specifications and Review

7870 GHz Edition

 7870 and a 7850. Both are built on the 7870 reference design, so the cards are functionally identical except for the configuration of their respective GPU and the number of PCIe power sockets present.

For retail cards this will be very similar to the 7700 series launch, with partners doing semi-custom cards right away.

Google Improving it Search to make it semantic

Google is giving its tried-and-true Web-search formula a makeover as it tries to fix the shortcomings of today's technology and maintain its dominant market share. 
Over the next few months, Google's search engine will begin spitting out more than a list of blue Web links. It will also present more facts and direct answers to queries at the top of the search-results page.

Yahoo Sues Facebook in a Web Patent Shakedown

Shots have been fired in Silicon Valley. Yahoo has taken aim at Facebook, pitting a former internet titan against the social network behemoth over what has become the biggest open-fire range in the tech industry: patent infringement. 

FBI Can’t Crack Android Pattern-Screen Lock

Pattern-screen locks on Android phones are secure, apparently so much so that they have stumped the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The bureau claims in federal court documents that forensics experts performed “multiple attempts” to access the contents of a Samsung Exhibit II handset, but failed to unlock the phone. An Android device requires the handset’s Google e-mail address and its accompanying password to unlock the handset once too many wrong swipes are made.

Mozilla Firefox 11.0 Available for Download with Solved add on Compatibility Issues

Windows/Mac/Linux: The latest version of Firefox is available for download, and with it comes the ability to synchronize your extensions across desktops and operating systems with add-on sync (after an eternity of waiting). Firefox 11 is in line with Mozilla's new Chrome-like rapid-release schedule, and aside from a few new developer tools, add-on sync is the only major new feature available in the new version.

Anonymous Released their Own Operating System with Complete Hacking Tools

Anonymous has just released Anonymous-OS, their own Ubuntu-based operating system that uses the MATE desktop environment. It was created to help check the security of web pages for educational purposes and is available for download through SouceForge, at your own risk of course.

Apple 4G iPad with Retina Display and Quad Core Graphics

Apple pulled back the curtain on its next generation of consumer products in San Francisco on Wednesday, revealing a quad-core GPU, 4G version of the iPad — complete with the rumored “Retina Display” — and a 1080p update to its Apple TV box.