CyberPower reveals Fang III Taipan SLI gaming notebook

CyberPower reveals Fang III Taipan SLI gaming notebook, CyberPower is one of the better known builders of gaming desktops, but the company also makes supercharged laptops capable of running the latest GPU-punishing titles. The Fang III Taipan is its latest portable offering, and it carries both high-end components and a high-end price. 

CyberPower:  and The default configuration will set you back a heart-stopping $1,819, but the 2.4GHz Core i7, 16GB of DDR3 RAM and pair of Geforce GTX 670Ms in an SLI arrangement ensure you're getting your money's worth. There's also a 60GB SSD and 1TB hard drive under the hood so you don't have to choose between performance or storage. You can also pair up a couple of SSDs in a RAID if that's your thing. 

CyberPower : And To get the most out of all that power there's a 17.3-inch 1,920 x 1,080 LED panel and an Onkyo sound system with a subwoofer for your aural enjoyment. Obviously, the Taipan is only portable in the loosest of sense considering its bulky 8.6-pound frame, but we doubt anyone would really want to carry roughly $2,000 worth of computer with them in public anyway. Heck, if you really wanted to trick this thing out with 32GB of RAM, a 3.0GHz Core i7, 1TB of SSD storage and a pair of GTX 680Ms you could easily top $5,000. Hit up the source link to configure your own.

Verizon Galaxy Nexus updated to Android 4.0.2

The buzz is almost out of the aboideau and Google is already showering it with updates. Immediately afterwards launch, the Verizon Galaxy Nexus in the US accustomed a fresh update, which adapted the buzz from Android 4.0.1 to 4.0.2.

As you can see from the angel above, the account of improvements is absolutely extensive. The amend weighs in at 10.7 MB and is fabricated accessible to download as anon as you actuate your fresh device. We are bold this amend will accomplish its way beyond the Atlantic Ocean to the abounding Galaxy Nexus in Europe soon.

Android ICS ROM for Galaxy S II, T-Mo's S II gets update

There are some agitativecomputer application account about the Samsung Galaxy S II - an Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) ROM leaked for the all-embracing adaptation of the buzz and T-Mobile USA's buzz is accepting an amend that adds Wi-Fi calling appropriate now.

The ICS ROM is still a assignment in advance and has issues but it's an absorbing attending of what we can apprehend back Samsung finishes up it work. It's absorbing because you can hardly acquaint the buzz fabricated the jump from Android v2.3 to v4.0 (actually, the ROM is v4.0.1).

The best absorbing bit is the fresh assignment switcher - actually, you can abolish apps with a distinct swipe, which turns it into a assignment manager. The web browser has been hardly redesigned and there's a face alleviate feature.

Check out this audience video to see the differences yourself:

You can download the firmware from SamMobile, and of course, advance at your own risk.

As for T-Mobile's update, it brings Wi-Fi calling and some bug fixes apropos to the array and addition ID. The amend will accompany the firmware to body adaptation T989VUVKL1 and Android 2.3.5.

It's accessible appropriate now over the air or you can use Kies Mini to amend through your computer.