By Brandon Russell |
NVIDIA on Tuesday unveiled its Tegra roadmap all the way through 2015, with the next two after Tegra 4 codenamed Logan and Parker. For now, it seems the company’s reference to Stark, which we saw all the way back in 2011, is nowhere to be…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just gave us a very quick peek at Dead Trigger 2 for Tegra-powered devices. The company didn’t say when it will launch, but basically used the demo to show off the power of its brand new Tegra 4 chip (we think, but we assume it will run on…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just announced at CES 2013 that its TegraZone portal for games that are enhanced by Tegra processors has been downloaded more than 6 million times. We can’t say we’re too surprised, given the large number of Tegra smartphones and tablets on the market, but…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA took the stage during CES 2013 and introduced a new product called NVIDIA Grid which, in very basic terms, allows users to install an application on a smart TV or an Android tablet, such as the ASUS Transformer Infinity, and play games that are…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 chipset is already pretty amazing at rendering mobile games on tablets and smartphones, but the company isn’t slowing down anytime soon. A recent leak suggests the company is working on a new Tegra 4 processor, also dubbed “Wayne.” The slide above…
By Adriana Lee |
Nvidia is a big kahuna in the graphics chip industry. Responsible for the renowned mobile-oriented Tegra chip, the company has tech stuffed inside some of the most popular devices today, including gaming PCs and multiple tablets, including ones by Lenovo and Asus. So when chief…
By Todd Haselton |
If you own an NVIDIA Tegra-powered Android device, chances are you’ve interacted at some point with the TegraZone. If not, it’s NVIDIA’s Android game portal for titles that have been specifically enhanced for smartphones and tablets that are powered by its Tegra processors. It also…
By Todd Haselton |
That didn’t take long — apparently pre-orders for Google’s brand new 7-inch $199 Nexus 7 Android 4.1 Jelly Bean tablet are already taking off. BusinessInsider‘s Steve Kovach recently spoke with Google’s director of Android product management, Hugo Barra, who revealed that the number of pre-orders…
By Noah Kravitz |
Is a 17-inch, Web connected touchscreen smack dab in the middle of an automobile’s dashboard a good idea in the age of distracted driving? That remains to be seen. But there’s no question that the Tesla Model S’ connected infotainment system is super cool. Between…
By Sean P. Aune |
When NVIDIA announced that its latest chip was working under the codename of “Kal-El” before it became the Tegra 3, it was something to chuckle about as its the birth name of Superman on his home planet of Krypton. While it was a cute nod,…
By Jon Rettinger |
The next generation of tablet technology has finally been unveiled, in case you didn’t hear, in what is shaping up to be huge shift in the smartphone and tablet industry. We are more excited than we’ve ever been about what’s to come, and it’s closer…
By Joey Davidson |
As information embargoes lift around the web, you’re going to see a good heft of reporting concerning NVIDIA’s next major mobile processor, the Tegra 3. For me, the games editor for TechnoBuffalo, that means a write up centering around the gaming aspect of the hardware.…
By Noah Kravitz |
Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia officially took the wraps off of their next-generation mobile processors tonight. Originally announced back in February, the Tegra 3 processor – aka “Project Kal-El” – actually sports five cores, including a fifth “companion core” for low-power applications. Nvidia claims Tegra 3…
By Killian Bell |
Still waiting for that Acer Iconia Tab to hit AT&T so that you can grab it with a data connection at a subsidized rate? Well, good news: the carrier has finally announced pricing and availability for the 10.1-inch Iconia Tab A501 Android tablet. AT&T will begin…
By Killian Bell |
NVIDIA has launched an awesome new website today called TegraZone — a site which is dedicated to mobile gaming on Tegra-powered smartphones and tablets, and accompanies the Tegra Zone application for Android devices. TegraZone helps you discover the biggest and best games for your NVIDIA…
By Noah Kravitz |
Nobody ever said the road to the future wouldn’t be devoid of speedbumps. Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia made a big splash in the mobile world at the beginning of this year when their Tegra 2 dual-core processors started showing up in Android smartphones and tablets…
By Noah Kravitz |
A premature listing and an official correction later, it looks like we’ve got the skinny on Toshiba’s first dual-core Honeycomb tablet. Thrive, a tablet built around a 10.1-inch display, NVIDIA Tegra 2 innards, and the Android 3.1 platform, will go up for pre-order at BestBuy…
By Adriana Lee |
Amazon planning a tablet? Well, that’s not exactly a new story… but the rumor that a pair of them are in the works to attack the tablet market sure is. According to a tipster over at BoyGenius Report, Amazon may be planning to release two…
By Sean P. Aune |
We’re all used to hearing about computers coming with dual, quad and even octo-cores, but are you ready for your phones to pick up more serious horse power? Well, NVIDIA is about to test the waters of releasing this sort of technology to cell phones…
