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Latest News - November 2013
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom Heads to AT&T, Available November 8 for $200 on Contract
- Henri Lamiraux, Apple's Head of iOS Engineering, Calls It Quits After 23 Years
- MOGA’s Hero Power And Pro Power Android Game Controllers Charge Your Devices While You Play
- When 64-bit Isn't The Answer: Diving Into iPad Air and Apple A7 3DMark Performance
- Amazon In Good Mood After FAA Allows Device Use Below 10,000 Feet, Offering 15% Off Kindle Family
- Western Digital HGST Ships 6 Terabyte Helium-Filled Hard Drive
- HotHardware's Two and A Half Geeks 11/4/13: Microsoft Surface 2, AMD Radeon R9 290X, Lenovo Erazer X700, Samsung Galaxy Note 3
- Twitter Going Public, Could Mark Most Powerful Word of Mouth Ad Platform Ever
- Google Sneaks in Seemingly Larger 8-Inch Nexus Device on KitKat Site
- Google CEO Eric Schmidt Notes NSA Spying Is 'Outrageous' and Potentially Illegal
- More HealthCare.gov Site Woes, Security Flaw Allegedly Shares Personal User Data
- Cool Kids Turning Away From Facebook, Too Many Parents
- Megan Fox Makes Cameo in Call of Duty: Ghosts Trailer, Ol' Blue Eyes on Soundtrack
- Netflix Tests 4K Ultra HD Streaming For Launch In 2014
- Microsoft Admits Windows 8.1 Update May Bork Your Mouse, Promises a Fix
- Microsoft Clarifies Data Collection And Use In Xbox One Kinect Sensor Privacy Statement
- Google Takes Shot At Microsoft Ships Android 4.4 Kit Kat with Quickoffice For Free
- Ambidextrous OysterMouse Claims To Fit Your Hand Ergonomically, Righty or Lefty
- Barge On San Francisco Bay Being Built As A Marketing Showcase For Google Glass
- GameStop Issues Last Call for Xbox One Day One Standard Edition Pre-Orders
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All News for November 2013
The line continues to blur between what constitutes a smartphone with a built-in camera versus a camera with smartphone functionality. I'd argue we're still entrenched in the former category, though Samsung's Galaxy S4 Zoom isn't playing games...
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Wondering what the next major release of iOS will look like? It will be even more interesting to find out following news that Henri Lamiraux, Apple's Vice President of Engineering for iOS on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch has decided to step...
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MOGA’s product line offers a simple but very cool approach to mobile gaming, which is to provide nicely-sized controllers for gaming on Android (and with its second generation of controllers, Windows 8) devices. The company has a pair of...
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Apple's new A7 SoC that sits at the heart of the iPad Air and iPhone 5S is a fast chip. Benchmarks and analysis have shown that it picks up its additional performance over the older A6 thanks to a mixture of architectural tweaks and, in some...
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Now that the FAA has relaxed some of the rules for devices that passengers aboard commercial flights can use during takeoff and landing, ereader users everywhere can rejoice and also squeeze in some extra reading time on flights instead of just...
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In the data center, every little bit that saves on cooling or power consumption helps, and to that end Western Digital’s HGST brand is shipping a new hard drive that’s designed for higher-capacity storage, higher storage density...
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In our latest episode of HotHardware's Two and a Half Geeks, Marco, Dave and Iyaz discuss the Microsoft Surface 2, AMD's new Radeon R9 290X, Lenovo's Erazer X700 gaming PC, Samsung's Galaxy Note 3, Motorola's Project Ara modular smartphone...
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By the end of the week, there's a good chance Twitter will be a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Twitter's bigwigs are targeting Thursday, and barring any surprises, it will go down as the biggest tech IPO since...
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Google's brewing something mysterious, and if we had to guess, we'd say the unidentified Android device that appears in KitKat promotional materials is an unannounced Nexus 8 tablet. You can spot the sleek tablet on the "Apps &...
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Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt has never been one to hold back from uttering his true feelings, which is led to him making news with a recent comment regarding the ongoing NSA fallout. As the agency comes under continued fire for...
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Well, this surely isn't a good look. The United States government has never been particularly adept when it comes to web technologies, and given the red tape that's used just about everywhere in Washington, D.C., that's probably not something...
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The most surefire way to make teenagers disinterested in something is for their parents to adopt it, and it appears that Facebook is having just such a problem. Facebook has finally admitted that there has been a dip in teen usage--although the company hasn’t provided any numbers. This...
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Frank Sinatra was one of the coolest singers singers to have ever lived, I refuse to debate this. Megan Fox is a 27-year-old actress who's easy on the eyes and may have a fine career ahead of her if she picks more movies like Transformers and...
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4K content and associated support for it is coming, from game systems to memory cards to displays to smartphones, and Netflix is doing what it can to prepare for the shift from 1080p HD to the massively higher resolution. The video service is publicly testing a series of streaming 4K videos at...
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Microsoft has several valid reasons why you should upgrade to Windows 8.1, which is free if you already own Windows 8. However, there's a known issue that might give some gamers pause before clicking through in the Windows Store. There have...
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It shouldn't come as any surprise that companies (particularly those in the technology realm) are now being asked to explain themselves more frequently when it comes to privacy. And, given that the next generation of home consoles are nearly...
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If Microsoft ever had a "killer app," it could be argued it's their omnipotent Office productivity suite. From college students to home users, small business and the big iron enterprise, Microsoft Office is the de facto standard from...
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The technology landscape has shifted dramatically, even in the past decade. Innovation seems to be impacting nearly every corner of the space, yet there are still a couple of products that have not changed much over the years. Toasters, USB...
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So there’s this mysterious barge parked in San Francisco Bay, stacked with shipping containers. It was a known fact that the barge belonged to Google, but nobody knew what it was doing there, what was on it, or what it might be used for...
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If you were hoping to score an Xbox One Day One Standard Edition console on day of release, you'll need to put procrastination in its place and get on the ball. New and used games retailer GameStop announced that it's taking final per-orders on...
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The launch a month ago of the Healthcare.gov website, the online portal for President Obama’s Affordable Care Act (AFA), aka Obamacare, went as badly as it possibly could have gone. Millions attempted to use the site, and it simply...
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Listen up kids, are your parents giving you grief about wanting to stay inside and play video games rather than venture outside in the cold weather and risk pneumonia? We've all been there, except the games 'back-in-the-day' were far less...
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