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New Chromebooks will use Intel Haswell processors Posted: 24 Oct 2013 10:02 PM PDT Intel has been working with Apple for years, and now it seems that this CPU manufacturer is planning to focus on Chromebook devices as well. New lineup of Chromebooks has been announced, and these Chromebooks will use Intel's Haswell processor thus gaining greater performance as well as increased battery life. Thanks to these new processors, battery life will be doubled compared to previous generations. As for manufactures, Acer, ASUS, Toshiba and HP should manufacture these new Chromebooks. Acer's new Chromebooks are described as light and portable, and HP's new Chromebook 14 will offer larger display and it will be available in various colors. Toshiba and Asus are new Chromebook manufacturers, and as far as we know, Asus is working on a device called Chromebox that should work as a lightweight PC. New Chromebooks will offer improved performance and extended battery life, and we expect to see these Chromebooks soon in the future, but so far, there's no information regarding the price. [via Ubergizmo]

LAB.C brings us iPhone 5 case with Lightning cable on the back Posted: 24 Oct 2013 10:00 PM PDT Being forgettable can be a problem, especially if you tend to forget your iPhone 5 charger when you're in a hurry, and if you are a person who forgets things, today we have perfect iPhone 5 case for you. This iPhone 5 case is made by South Korean LAB.C, and unlike other iPhone 5 cases, this one comes with short and flexible Lightning cable on its back. This case doesn't look spectacular nor does it offer some additional functionality, but it has a small slot on its back that holds the Lightning cable. We have to warn you that this Lightning cable is about 2 inches long, and you'll probably use it to recharge your phone on a laptop or desktop computer. Sure, you can use it with a Lightning adapter as well, but we doubt that you want to have your iPhone 5 hanging from wall outlet. This iPhone 5 case sounds interesting and it will be useful to those who tend to run out of battery and forget their charger. As for the price, we expect this case to cost between $20 and $30. [via Ubergizmo]

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