Intel Haswell-E enthusiast chip to carry eight cores and support DDR4

Intel’s Haswell processor may not have delivered a ton of performance improvements over Ivy Bridge but most hardcore enthusiasts were probably willing to look past that as they knew Haswell-E was in the pipeline. The platform is still a ways off as we’re awaiting the launch of Ivy Bridge-E later this year but here’s some of what users can look forward to in 2014. For starters, Intel will use Haswell-E to launch an eight core desktop CPU for the first time. Specifically,...

Samsung Plans Faster Galaxy S4, but It's Not Quite LTE-Advanced

Samsung claims it will soon launch the world's first smartphone with a network connection boasting ultra-fast LTE-Advanced speeds, and it's going to be a variant of the company's current flagship, the Galaxy S4, a new report says. J.K. Shin, Samsung's head of mobile business, said Samsung would be the first manufacturer to launch a smartphone with "advanced 4G," Reuters reported. Shin did not specify a date, although he said it could be on sale as e

WhatsApp sets new record of 27 billion messages in one day

Mobile messaging app WhatsApp announced a new record earlier today as they recently processed 27 billion messages during a 24 hour period. It’s a substantial increase over the company’s previous single day best of 18 billion back on December 31 of last year. Detailed stats reveal that 10 billion of those messages were inbound (sent) while 17 billion were outbound (received). The reason the two figures don’t match, the company explained via Twit

Google Cloud Print app for Android makes printing simple

Once only possible using proprietary apps by numerous vendors like HP, printing on Android tablets and smartphones just got simpler. Google Cloud Print promises Android users a straightforward method of sending print jobs to any printer connected to Google's print service. The Google Cloud Print app -- which appeared on the Google Play store yesterday -- lets users "share" websites, documents, photos to "Cloud Print". In turn, this sends the i