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Latest News - April 2015
- Demand Is Greatly Outstripping Supply For Both Samsung Galaxy S6 And S6 Edge
- Samsung Puts Blazing Fast NVMe SSD Technology On A Tiny M.2 Stick
- Close, But No Cigar! SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket ‘Falcon Punches’ Barge In Crash Landing
- Save Big On Dell Inpspiron Desktop And TV Bundles, HP Pavilion Laptops And More
- AT&T Rolls Out GigaPower Internet In Atlanta Following Google Fiber And Comcast Gigabit Pro Announcements
- Apple WWDC 2015 To Showcase Next Generation iOS And OS X Software, Kicks Off June 8
- Google Project Fi Wireless Service To Reportedly Charge Per Gigabyte, Issue Refunds For Unused Data
- Kaspersky Releases Software Tool To Unlock User Files Abducted By Ransomware
- Is Second Gen Moto 360 Just Around The Corner? Google Store Slashes Price To $165
- Opera Mini Browser Receive Massive Android Update, Will Double User Base By 2017
- 15 Republican Lawmakers Back Bill To Kill FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
- Following Its Apple-Hitler Comparison, Chinese Firm Letv Targets U.S. With Le Superphone
- HGST Announces Scorching Fast NVMe PCI Express Ultrastar SSDs In Capacities Up To 3.2TB
- Apple Music App Receives Fresh Coat Of Paint In iOS 8.4 Beta
- OnePlus One Owners Get First Crack At Newly Released Cyanogen OS 12
- Verizon Finally Releases Lollipop 5.0.1 Update For LG G3
- ASUS Delivers 10 Days Of Battery Life With Fitness-Focused VivoWatch
- Telecom Trade Group Sues To Terminate FCC Net Neutrality Rules
- Panasonic Refreshes Its Ginormous 20-inch Touchpad 4K Tablet, Chops Price In Half
- Time Warner Cable Counters Google Fiber Invasion With Free Speed Upgrades For Customers
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All News for April 2015
Samsung's mobile boss J.K. Shin can breath a sigh of relief, exhale, wipe his forehead and exclaim 'Phew!', pat himself on the back, and anything else he wants to do in celebration of turning around the South Korean handset maker's stale...
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It’s a given that SSDs have pretty much taken over the high performance and ultra-slim laptop markets, and are even making some inroads in the desktop sector. While most consumer SSDs up to this point have been SATA-based, PCI...
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The good news for SpaceX is that its Dragon resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) was a resounding success. This was the sixth Commercial Resupply Services flight (CRS-6) of fifteen planned.
Falcon 9 rocket...
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Welcome back for another installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a Dell Inspiron 3000-series Core i7-4790-based desktop system, which included a free 32” TV, a Lenovo...
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Google Fiber offers a bunch of awesome benefits to its customers that makes the rest of us jealous: 1Gbps speed - down and up - unlimited bandwidth, and fair pricing. There's another benefit though that might not be as obvious: it kicks...
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Apple has today announced that it will be kicking off the 26th iteration of its WWDC on June 8, and as usual, it'll be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
As was the case last year, Apple will be choosing developers to purchase...
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We’ve heard quite a bit about Google’s plans to become a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) over the past few months. The project, which is operating under the codename Nova, will “[push] the boundary of what's next” according to...
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Thanks to antivirus software maker Kaspersky, you may not need to pony up to retrieve your files if your computer is infected with the hated CoinVault ransomware. The company announced that it has found a way to decrypt the files and is...
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As much as we'd like to believe that companies care about consumers in a way that would prompt them to issue price cuts for no other reason than to say, 'Hey, you rock, Joe Consumer!', that isn't how the business world works. If there's a...
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Looking to change things up on your Android device? You can try the brand-spanking-new version of Opera Software's Opera Mini mobile browser, available free of charge from Google Play. Even if you've used Opera Mini on your handset or...
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The assault on the FCC’s net neutrality rules is well underway and a bill introduced by Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) may strike the killing blow.
As we noted yesterday, a telecom trade group filed a lawsuit this week, alleging that the...
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It doesn't happen very often, but every once in awhile, a company will say or do something that makes you cringe. Chinese tech firm Leshi TV is the most recent example, having put out an advertisement that compared Apple to Hitler...
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When solid-state drives are unencumbered by the SATA interface, beautiful things can happen. Look no further than the Intel SSD 750 Series, which we reviewed two weeks ago, to see what kind of performance is achievable with an NVMe PCI...
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If you like to rock out with your iPhone out (or any other iOS device), get ready for a visual change to your Music app when iOS 8.4 arrives. It's already out in the wild in beta form, and those who've played with the next version of...
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It's been a long and sometimes contentious wait for OnePlus One owners eager to taste the sweetness of Lollipop, but the wait is now over -- Cyanogen OS 12 has begun rolling out to OnePlus One devices today, giving eager owners of the...
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At long last, Verizon Wireless customers with LG’s G3 smartphone are getting Android 5.0.1. The OS update has been making the rounds and has already gone out to AT&T and T-Mobile customers. If you have a G3, you can expect the over-the-air update to begin anytime.
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It’s all starting to make sense now. Back in late January, ASUS chairman Jonney Shih remarked that future smartwatches from his company would have much longer battery life than what we’ve seen with its first offering: the Android...
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Well, that didn’t take long. It was only a week ago that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler predicted lawsuits would challenge the FCC’s classification of broadband Internet service as a utility – and fail. Today, the United States Telecom...
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There's nothing wrong with being an early adopter of new technologies and products, you just have to understand that inevitably something better, faster, and/or less expensive will follow whatever it is you just recently paid a premium...
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Google Fiber (and to perhaps an even greater extent, municipal broadband) has existing players in the broadband market scrambling to step up their game. Earlier this year, Google announced that it would bring its 1 Gbps Google Fiber...
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Garmin isn't ready to concede the action camera market to GoPro, hence the announcement of two new next generation models, the VIRB X and VIRB XE. Both of Garmin's new HD cameras are compact and capable of shooting wide-angle footage, and...
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It might not be obvious to many of Amazon's customers, but there is a lot of machine learning that goes on in the background. In one of its simplest forms, the suggestions you see on the front page of Amazon after browsing for a while, or...
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