"Medal of Honor" Developer Danger Close and publisher Electronic Arts have announced that development is ongoing on a sequel to the first-person shooter Medal of Honor named as Medal of Honor 2, with the team saying that the focus will again be on portraying the experiences that individual soldiers go through on the battlefield.

A statement on the official blog of the developer says, “Since our launch last October, we've studied, listened and absorbed much of your feedback and are very excited to be marching forward on the next title. We can't wait to tell you more about it, so check back often to the website and the fan page on Facebook.

When Electronic Arts announced its results for the last quarter of 2010, which included the launch of Medal of Honor, it mentioned that the game managed to sell more than 5 million units all over the world.

Retailers and resellers are signaling low or completely depleted iPad stock in what is a clear indication that Apple is preparing to release its next-generation of tablet computers.

UK official reseller Carphone Wearhouse is now sold out of the 64 GB WiFi-only iPad, 9to5mac reports, with all 3G models being sold out.

Official iPad 3G carriers in Europe Orange and T-Mobile have both cut the prices to half on their 3G SKUs for customers who sign 2 year contracts. In other words, an iPad 3G is now available in Europe for 100 pounds.

Google has just unveiled its hugely anticipated, web-based operating system, Google Chrome OS. As expected, Google hasn't actually launched the operating system, but it has released the source code in its current state for developers to have a chance to start working on it. From now on, the code will remain open for third-party developers to build and modify. Google wants the actual operating system and the accompanying hardware to be ready for launch in time for the holiday season next year.

As Google stated when it first revealed that it was working on its very own OS, Chrome OS will be completely web-based. There will be no native apps for it, even the tools that will be built by Google and bundled with the OS will be web apps. In a simplified view, Chrome OS is just a specialized version of its browser Chrome running on top of an optimized Linux kernel.

Intel's plans for the future of personal computing include a 48-core processor that the Santa Clara, California-based chip maker has nicknamed “single-chip cloud computer.” The solution, revealed by the world's leading chip maker, is expected to enable a new perspective on the way computers are built and the way users will interact with future computers. Featuring 10 to 20 times the processing engines inside the company's current Core-branded processors, the new Intel chip is part of a research goal that will bring about an impressive number of scaling features.

More details were confirmed about the upcoming new Medal of Honor title, which is in development by Electronic Arts' LA Studio. The next Medal of Honor title, which the company claims will deliver the most authentic modern war experience, is slated for release in the fall of 2010 in time for the holiday buying season.