A Sandy Bridge may not seem like the most

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Sure-footed passage to the next level in processors, but Intel has high hopes for the second generation of core processors known by that code name. In time for the opening of the big Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the giant chipmaker has released 15 laptop and 14 desktops CPUs, now formally known as Core 2011 processors. They offer better performance, an integrated graphics processor, greater efficiency — and a new capability to guard movies.

The chips all utilize the company’s

32nm manufacturing process. For mobile devices, there’s a new Core i7 Extreme Edition, nine i7s, four i5s, and a new i3. Desktops get three i7s, eight i5s, and three i3s. The whatsapp number list high-end processor, the Extreme Edition i7 for laptops, features a 2.5-GHz base clock speed for each of four cores, and a price per thousand of $1,000 each.
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Skype is hoping its latest innovation will help customers forget about the worst outage in company history. The VoIP provider just rolled out a new version of its iPhone app — and it brings video calling to millions of mobile users around the world on both 3G and Wi-Fi networks.

New Skype App Brings 3G Video Calling To iPhone

With the new Skype for iPhone app, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users can actually see families, friends and colleagues while talking to them. Skype expects video calling to make its app — which is already one of the top five free iPhone apps of 2010 — even more popular.

“With video calling representing

Approximately 40 percent of all Skype-to-Skype minutes for the first six months of 2010, our users have been eager to get Skype video calling on their mobile phones,” said Neil Stevens, general manager of Skype’s consumer business.