Motorola’s biggest ever complaint against Apple involves 7 technologies that are now owned by Motorola, such as syncing messages between devices and bookmarking media playback on one device to resume on another. Although Apple has been using these technologies since 2005 in podcasts and Movies from iTunes, Motorola’s complaint only targets the newer iPad, iPhone 4s and other devices in the bottom line of Apple’s retail chain. 

The complaint may take 6 months to over a year to resolve. By then Apple’s new lineup of technologies should be out. But, the question on everyone’s mind remains whether Apple, with their billions of dollars of corp [...]

Now that Apple has already released their new Retina Display MacBooks, the biggest question remains if the non-retina apps will look as good on the laptops. Google has already started working on a Chrome browser for Retina MacBooks,  and it looks pretty nice. In a blog post the team showed off the image above with a comparison on what the high res edition will look like compared to its current counterpart based on “early results.” Users on the  Canary channel should see the upgrades first, with more rolling out over the next few weeks and eventually reaching all as they go along. 

The new Macbook’s Pros have been announced and they are excitingly designed. They pack a Retina display with a 2880 x 1800 resolution (or 220ppi), and the casing that measures just 0.71-inch thick and weighs 4.46 pounds. (2.03 Kg).

with Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors up to 2.7GHz quad Core i7s (turbo up to 3.7GHz), 8GB of RAM and have GeForce GT 650M-based graphics. According to Apple the graphics are 60% faster than last gen.

The technology has been talked about for years now and almost came close to being declared dead. But, Apple usually banks on what others throw out, as is the case with a tech formerly known as “Light Peak”. Most of iGyaan, including me, have been following Light Peak for quite some time now.

We even managed to put together hardware to test it using documentation and a bunch of easy to implement drivers.(which was an Epic Fail!)

Light Peak is promising 10Gb/second transfer rates up and down the attached devices. But, who uses that kind of speed, and is there hardware [...]