Intel to release Atom chip for Tablet PCs – Intel plans to release a version of the Atom processor early next year, which is designed for netbooks and ultra-slim tablet PC. Called Oak-Trail, a chip to come is a version of the package Moorestown Posted May Both products contain a low-power version of the Atom processor Lincroft. The only difference is that the version of the chipset Oak Trail Langwell includes support for various types of I / O, used in personal computers. "Having the power optimization of Moorestown, which was designed for handheld devices, including cellular phones, based on investment from Intel and adding to the" Port-of-choice "possible, so that we can maintain the Windows operating system operating system Meego, other operating systems, Linux, Google`s operating system, as market demand grows. The main objective of Oak Trail is to reduce energy consumption and allows thinner form factors for netbooks and shelves. The details of Oak-Trail, such as the CPU clock speed are not available.

Google upgrade achieves faster search results – Google has introduced a new web indexing system to provide users with more up-to-date search results. The new system, called Caffeine, delivers results that are closer to 'live' than Google's previous system. Previously, Google would crawl a fraction of the web each night, index it and push it out in its results. With Caffeine, as Google crawls the web and finds new information, it indexes it immediately. "We process it immediately so we can serve it seconds later. He unveiled the news at the Search Marketing Expo in Seattle. When Google started, it would update its index only every four months. Around 2000, it started indexing every month in a process that took a week to 10 days. Caffeine went live "in the last few days" and is now being used in all Google data centres. In addition to serving "fresher" results, Caffeine "massively increases our ability to scale up. The company will be able to index many more documents - "on the order of 100 petabytes". Caffeine adds new information at a rate of hundreds of thousands of gigabytes per day, Google said in a blog post. The progression in how Google does its indexing mirrors how people increasingly expect to find the very latest information online. Google noticed that after the September 11 attacks on the US, when people were looking for the most up-to-the-minute information possible.

Lenovo launches first 3D IdeaPad laptop – The PC maker Lenovo has announced its first 3-D laptop for gamers and users who want to watch HD movies. Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d includes 15.6-inch screen, 3D-glasses and the software to make the laptop more interactive. 3D-mania has spread from the films, television and now laptops. ASUS announces two 3D notebook earlier this month with a 15.6-inch and 17.3 inch screens. Acer announced last year, a laptop with 15.6-inch 3D screen. But the adoption of the laptop has been slow because of high prices and lack of interest. But Lenovo hopes its laptop will take off as more 3D content becomes available. Media companies are announcing new 3D movie titles, while the gaming industry is also ramping up 3D efforts, with new titles and gaming consoles being updated. The Y560d laptop comes with an Intel Core i7 processor and an ATI Radeon HD5730 graphics card made by AMD. An HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) connects the laptop to gaming consoles, set-top boxes and TVs. The laptop, which has 750GB of hard-drive storage and 8GB of RAM, also has a built-in stereo system.

Google Voice opens to all in the US – Google Voice phone management application is now open to all residents of the United States because the company was on Tuesday removed the requirement for potential users to get an offer to purchase services. Already there are millions of people with Google accounts, voice. Google Voice single phone number when you call a ring of people on several lines as their home, office and mobile phone. Google also offers voice recording voice messages, free calling to U.S. and Canada, or international calls, and the possibility of the conference and voice mail center e-mail on the Internet. Sub-set of voice features of Google can also use people who do not want Google to a unique phone number for life, but to use one of the existing lines. Google Voice Google acquired the core technology in mid-2007 when it bought the company Grand Central. At that time, Google has closed the registration for new service to Grand Central. He reissued invitation-only service in March last year with a new name and a new set of Google Voice functions.

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