AMD Fusion gaming utility for speeding up your PC
AMD has rolled out the Fusion Gaming Utility, the fusion works by getting rid of all the unnecessary that actually doesn’t have to bother the gaming experience. AMD is trying to make an applications that simplify all the process.
“With AMD Game, we wanted to simplify the purchasing process,” said Davis. “A lot of who we’re talking about [with gamers] are enthusiasts who optimize their PCs, but what about folks want to get extra performance but don’t know how?” As Barry explained, the Fusion Utility works by “getting rid of all the unnecessary process that you don’t need to run” while gaming. AMD’s goal is to make the app as simple as possible — a single circular button on your desktop that, once clicked, turns off the various Windows processes and, should you have the proper AMD CPU, GPU and motherboard, boost the hardware output.”
[ via joystiq ]
Low iPhone Internet Usage
at an investor conference Thursday, an AT&T official said that growth in the use of mobile Internet fell below the expectations of the carrier, despite the iPhone 3G made a huge success in sales.
According to a report by AlleyInsider, Donovan said AT & T expected the iPhone 3G will increase data consumption up to 5 times, but in actual fact the data usage only grows 3 times than before
Samsung Beat Series-M3410 and M3200
Samsung has just added two new addition to its music phone line-up, the Samsung BEATb (M3410 model) and the Samsung BEATs (M3200). The two loads’ Motion Play ‘which enables users to control your music with simple movements. For example, you can play or pause music by tapping the phone, flip it and you’ll mute in the sound, or shake it to move to the next track. » Read More
OQO New UMPC has an Atom?
OQO, manufacturers of high-end UMPCs, CEO may have lost, but they can earn new Intel-based Atom version of their touch-screen device. CEO Dennis Moore left the company this week.
After the rumors and speculation floating arround, Dennis Moore has moved quickly to describe as a “technology showcase” instead of something that would get to production lines. His stated that the event is aimed at two mobile companies to cooperate with a view to professionals.
just then, we speculated that the OQO was nipping in the bud rumors to the sale of existing models, which could dive-maybe if they think that the new customers, Atom-based version was driven confronted with the terrible consequences. In addition, we recommend that OQO could be waiting until the dual-core Atom 330 CPU ready.
iPhone 3G Got Gadget of the Year Award
iPhone 3G has been officially awarded “Gadget of the Year” according to Stuff magazine‘s readers. Beating out other popular gadgets, such as the Wii Fit, Xbox 360, and B & W Zeppelin iPod speakers.
Regardless of the fact that the iPhone 3G has not received the Editorial Award, a reader of Choice Award is still a highly regarded achievement. it’s good to see that the mainstream still sees the iPhone, a good light.
Cray CX1, First Windows-Based Supercomputer with 64-Cores
The CX1, Cray’s First Windows-Based Supercomputer with 64-Cores, it’s a Cray and Microsoft partnership product to produce computer that runs the upcoming windows HPC Server 2008.
The CX1 is designed to bring high level computing into the mainstream. Do you think that your desktop is super powerful? Think again, the Cray CX1 features 16 Intel Xeon processors that are either quad-core or dual.
The supercomputer got with 8 nodes that can accommodate 64GB of memory per node and the storage tops out at 4TB. Despite all ‘super power’ the price that ranges from $25,000 to $6000 will keep it out of most customer’s hands.
X-Plane 9, iPhone First Flight Simulator
Laminar Research just went live with an iPhone version of its well regarded Flight Simulator X-Plane 9.
While the ‘mini’ version of X-Plane 9 is not as expansive as the PC version (it weighs in at 6.2MB, rather than X-Plane’s PC installer which ships on 6 dual-layer DVDs)you will have 4 different light aircraft to fly, and the power to control the weather and general flight circumstance.
instead of a having to rely on a joystick for flying , the X-plane 9 uses the accelerometer (the iPhone essentially becomes a flight yoke) and some on-screen buttons within the in-game HUD.
