Asus ET2301 all-in-one PC with 23-Inch Multi-Touch Display

Asus has launched ET2301, an  all-in-one desktop PC, for Rs. 1,00,803.

The latest Asus ET2301 features a 23-inch multi-touch full-HD IPS display which the company claims gives 178-degree wide viewing angles.

Seagate Wireless Plus review

Seagate recently announced two new products in the Indian market. While Seagate Central is designed to be the storage hub of your home/ small office network, Seagate Wireless Plus aims to offer portable, wireless storage on the go. At Rs. 16,000 for 1TB storage, Seagate Wireless Plus may sound expensive and the question is, do you get enough value in return? Let's find out.

Design/ Setup

 
Seagate Wireless Plus looks like any other portable hard disk from the outside, although it's slightly wider and heavier in order to accommodate the extra circuitry needed to provide wireless access and power backup. It comes with two indicator lights - a charging/ low battery indicator, and the broadcast LED that lights up when the drive is ready to accept Wi-Fi connections.

Microsoft to release Windows 8.1 on October 17

Consumers waiting for Microsoft's revamped version of its latest Windows operating system will be able to get the software beginning Oct. 17.

The release date for Windows 8.1 is nearly a year after the debut of Windows 8, a dramatic overhaul of the operating system that has been powering most personal computers for decades.

Microsoft Corp. unveiled its plans for Windows 8.1 three months ago, but hadn't set a release date until Wednesday. At test version of Windows 8.1 that may still include some bugs has been available since late June.

Nvidia Working on Second-Gen Surface RT Tablet

Nvidia confirms it's working on the second-generation Surface RT tablet.

On Thursday Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang admitted to CNET that the company is "working really hard" with Microsoft on the next-generation Surface RT tablet. The news arrives after the company said that it's committed to Windows RT for the long-term, that it sees a great future in the ARM-compatible version of Windows 8.

"Surface RT is the very beginning of a long process and it's the first shot in a changing landscape," Rene Haas, vice president of computing products at Nvidia, previously said. "Microsoft is moving the entire Windows platform to something really mobile."

AMD details Never Settle Forever Bundle

AMD's latest Never Settle bundle will evolve over time, the company has confirmed, but now features a maximum of three free games.

AMD has announced the next iteration of its Never Settle game-bundling programme, dubbed Never Settle Forever - and including an interesting element of gambling which could result in bonus games for those who demonstrate patience.

The newest version of iOS 7 has been released to developers and brings with it changes to icon design and more operational stability.

Apple has released the fifth beta version of its upcoming iOS 7 mobile operating system to developers and it appears that the new version makes the OS more stable. According to GSM Arena, people with access to the beta are reporting that while being more stable, the new version seems to have increased start-up times as well.

Screenshots of the iOS 7 Beta 5 posted by 9 to 5 Mac also show that Apple has incorporated some design and interface tweaks as well. The most noticeable of these changes are the redesigned icons in the settings menu with colour backgrounds added to the flat icons. The Beta 5 version also adds a Twitter icon to the contextual share menu and gives the ability to turn off the ‘Control Center’ panel that can be accessed at any time by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. The ‘Slide to Power Off’ button has also been redesigned and so have the buttons in the in-call menu. These are just some of the changes visible in iOS 7 Beta 5 among many others, which you can check out in the 9 to 5 Mac story.

Take a look at some of the redesigned elements of iOS 7 Beta 5 below:

Motorola Moto X review

It may look pretty, but how does it hold up as a handset?

In 2012, Google bought Motorola, and the cellular world waited with bated breath for the first joint device from the Android giant and the mobile maker.
On Thursday, Motorola gave us the first official glimpse at the combined efforts, and one year's worth of hype and hope was realized in the Moto X.
In a world where new Android phones are arriving at an alarming rate, it would be easy for Motorola's latest venture to get lost in the shuffle.
However, instead of relying on specs, and focusing on a more user-oriented experience, the Moto X is a refreshing bit of smartphone ingenuity, and one that could put other Android manufacturers on notice.

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Intel's Haswell Reaches a Low 4.5 Watts SDP

Intel confirmed on Tuesday that a new fourth-generation Core processor will be available operating at as low as 4.5 watts SDP, or scenario design power, in addition to the 6 watt versions. Both chips will be available in the second half of 2013, and allow device makers to produce the first fanless 2-in-1 and tablet designs based on Core processors.

AMD A10-6800K APU Overclocked to Record Breaking 8.2GHz