These days focus has shifted to integration in a lot of fields, and home entertainment isn’t an exception.

It seems the Metro design is making its way to everything in Microsoft. The latest victim (in a good way) is Hotmail.

Though one of many, the Grum botnet had, on an average, over 1,20,000 active infected IP addresses sending spam to multiple targets every day.

If you’ve seen Acer’s previous Aspire S3, you’ll notice the new isn’t much different on the outside. The notebook tries to look different from the MacBook Air, and does so pretty successfully.

At its recent Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, California, Google announced the next update to its Android mobile operating system, version 4.1 ‘Jelly Bean’. Jelly Bean was initially rumoured to be version 5.0; however, this is not the case.

Microsoft last week announced two new tablets running Windows 8. They go by the name of “Surface”, just like the company’s huge touch-screen table that’s been around for some time now.

Wireless charging or induced charging works similarly to the way an induction cooker works, i.e., electro-magnetic induction.

3D Vision 2 has finally come to Indian shores! As you all know, we at Tech Chronicle love new technology and Nvidia’s 3D Vision is no exception.

The ZTE Blade, marketed by Idea in India, sells for a price of `7,995. The network operator includes “free 3G services” worth `3,500 in this price, though what these 3G services are, I wasn’t told.

Microsoft chose February 29 for the official launch of the Windows 8 Consumer Preview.