Intex ‘Hero’ with Five LED LightsPosted Monday, May 25, 2009 By ITVN Network Intex Technologies (India) Ltd. launched Intex Hero- a robust mobile phone with 45 days stand-by battery life and 5 LED lights, making it a handy gizmo for towns with long power cuts.

At first glance, it might not appear much different, but Apple's newly-unveiled iPhone 3G S offers a slew of new features plus speed. Here's a gallery of the new arrival.

Dell Inc, the number two PC manufacturer has introduced the Alienware M17X, a 17-inch gaming notebook PC.

The new laptop features dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 280M 1GB video cards in SLI mode and the Intel Core 2 Duo processor, upgradeable to quad-core Core 2 Quad / Extreme. Also, it include up to 8GB of DDR3 memory, up to 1TB of hard drive space or up to 512GB of solid state drive storage, a slot-load DVD burner or Blu-ray optical disc, and an additional integrated GPU that can be used to save battery when dedicated graphics is not needed.

Nokia, the number one mobile manufacturer has launched its N900 aka Rover, the Internet Tablet platform.

The N900 is similar to the N810 Internet Tablet with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, with the support from Quad-band GSM, HSDPA, WiMAX, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

British scientists have developed a portable microwave scanner to help police identify individuals carrying concealed guns and knives.

It is small enough to be used covertly, at some distance from the subject.

The device is based around microwave radar technology and is designed to pick up the "reflections" of weapons concealed beneath clothing.

Apple on Monday announced a "Developer Preview" of Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard, a new version of its server software based on the same underpinnings as its next-version Mac operating system release. Snow Leopard Server, like its client counterpart, is expected to be released in September, and comes with a $499 price tag.

China will require that Web filtering software be included with all computers sold in the country, another step up in its efforts to control pornography and other content on the Internet.

Washington, June 3 (ANI): The day is not far when electronic memory chips would gain the ability to be bended and twisted, for engineers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have found a way to build a flexible memory component out of inexpensive, readily available materials.

According to the research firm, IDC, the personal computer (PC) shipments in the country fell by 19 per cent during the January-March quarter this year.

IBM announced to work with India Glycols Ltd as a market leader in India for Glycols and other value added specialty chemicals, for enterprise information technology infrastructure services.