Kingston lands on GeeksHive

Since May, Kingston Technology will be the new partner inside the GeeksHive site.

“Our main goal as manufacturer is being able to reach in a more direct and concrete way by means of a business channel that is growing and growing more each day. The main idea is to enhance the positioning of our products line up, not only for the comodities line but also for more specific products such as passwords-protected USBs, and greater speeds of data transfers with encryptation, Hyperx memories for the gamer sector, Solid State Units (SSU), and every product that requires a greater and more accurate advice for the consumer. Thus, we are performing several activities to train every Geek, both at online levels and by means of events through the hives grouping all the Geeks in the country.

Last news about PlayStation Network service's outgage

PlayStation Network service and Qriocity crashed down leaving millions of people unable to enjoy the online games while the engineers of the Japanese corporation were fighting against the clock to “restructure” the system. After being silent for days, the company reported last night that some hackers had gained access users data like passwords, postal addresses, birthdates and banking information (credit cards) of their clients. This intrusion forced them to take the decision of suspending the service the last Wednesday, April 20th.

The US Army has chosen Android for tactical operations

The Department of Defense has chosen Google's Android mobile operating system to develop a new application of military communication: a prototype device called JBC-P (Joint Battle Command-Platform).

CL-OLED the future for screens.

Researchers from the University of Toronto have found a way of manufacturing OLED screens using chlorine to reduce the complexity of traditional OLED devices and improve its efficiency all at once. It entails a great advance for futuristic technology which is practicaly stucked mainly in relation to devices with big screens and even for light devices.

Gigabyte and its Booktop

The GIGABYTE T1125 is literally transformed from a thin tablet-like notebook to a complete ultimate desktop PC. It majestically overcomes contemporary designs and revolutionizes the industry of portable PCs.

It has three components: the portable PC that converts into a tablet, its docking station to be converted into a desktop PC, charged or even to add some extra ports and a DVD unit through a USB.