Chip stories - Page 26

Intel has announced it may be delaying the new round of chips due out any day now, which means we'll also see a delay in the next release of Macs.

Apple has now completely discontinued the white MacBook, after ceasing sales of the white MacBook to consumer customers back in July last year.

NZ workers increasingly turn to smartphones for business, promising boosted productivity and revamped IT models, reveals Unisys survey.

Graphics chips with six times the current processing power to go into mass production later this year: report.

Apple to embrace gigabit Wi-Fi early amid user frustrations with iCloud bookmark bugs and the meticulous craft behind their product packaging.

Revolutionise your dental routine with Oral-B's smart toothbrush, offering real-time feedback to improve brushing habits and ensure a stellar clean.

Augmented reality program helps rebuild Christchurch, viral videos from NZ, and a review of the Nokia N9 phone.

Revolutionise your BBQs with the iBottleopener, the iPhone case that doubles as a bottle opener. A must-have Kiwi invention for summer festivities!.

Mark Dasent, Connector Systems general manager, Networking and Wireless, provides some tips for ensuring your customer’s wireless network runs optimally.

Adapt now or face the consequences. That’s the message to resellers – and customers and carriers – when it comes to mobility, discovers Keith Newman.

Businesses are embracing the 'Lean' method, revolutionizing efficiency and boosting morale amidst cost-cutting pressures.

Overheating can cause sluggish performance or sudden shutdowns. Ensure proper ventilation, upgrade cooling systems, or use software to monitor temperatures.

Apple enhances MacBook Pro series with new chips, boosting performance and storage across its range. Prices start at $1999.

Strettons, a leading NZ accountancy firm, narrowly escaped disaster thanks to StorageCraft's quick server recovery solution.

New Zealand's Open Parallel bets on multi-core processors and parallel programming to stay ahead in IT. Hosting Multicore World 2012 with Intel support.

ESET NOD32 v5 launching this month, featuring new upgrades like Parental Control and Gamer Mode, at no extra cost for current users.

ARM reports a 21% profit surge, shipping 1.1 billion chips Q2, as tech dominates phones and tablets globally. Future growth anticipated.

Mobile operators globally tout LTE, the 4G tech promising lightning-fast downloads. Verizon and Telstra lead, aiming to transform wireless connectivity.

From futuristic payment apps like Google Wallet to landmark legal battles involving Twitter, 2011 is revolutionising the digital and mobile world.

Intel's new ultra-efficient Sandy Bridge chips could power slimmer MacBook Airs, boosting performance while cutting heat and battery use.