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Latest News - May 2015
- NC Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against FCC For Sticking Its Nose In State’s Municipal Internet Fight
- Netflix Targets China As Next Stop Towards Global Streaming Domination
- Oculus Reveals Minimum Specs For Rift VR Headset, Core i5-4590 And GTX 970 Recommended
- NVIDIA Banks On Powerhouse Tegra X1 Processor To Join Self-Driving Car Race
- Avengers Fans Assemble! Samsung Tweets Image Of Iron Man-Themed Galaxy S6 Edge
- Popular GTA V Mods Are Spoiling PC Gamers' Fun By Installing Sneaky Malware
- GTA V PC Performance, 4K And 3 GeForces
- Reordering Products Is Now A Voice Command Away With Amazon's Know-It-All Echo Speaker
- European Carriers Hatch Plan To Block Mobile Ads To Extort Money From Google
- Half Off A Sound Kick Bluetooth Speaker In The HotHardware Shop
- Amazon’s Floptastic Fire Phone Once Again Plummets To £99 In The UK
- Xbox One Scores Rare Victory Over PlayStation 4 In April Sales Race
- Sunday Driver: Google Self-Driving Cars To Roam Public Streets This Summer At Just 25 MPH
- Apple Files Complaint To Prevent Sale Of RadioShack Customer Data
- Microsoft Follows Google To Mobilegeddon With ‘Mobile-Friendly’ Bing Search Rankings
- Two Months After Its Unveil, Microsoft’s $100 Designer Bluetooth Desktop Is Now Available
- Shop Xbox One Bundles, Lenovo Z40 Laptops, Udemy $10 Courses And More
- Windows 10 Mobile Build 10080 Now Available, Universal Office Apps Tag Along
- Stephen Wolfram’s Latest Project Uses Advanced AI To Make Sense Of Your Photos
- Growing Pains: U.S. Quickly Running Out Of IPv4 Addresses, Expensive IPv6 Shift Looms
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All News for May 2015
It looks as though North Carolina’s municipal Internet fight is about to get a bit nastier. North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper has “gone to the mattresses” in order to stop the FCC from exerting its power over state affairs.
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Netflix is a streaming giant, offering its services in all of North America, South America, parts of Europe (including the UK, Ireland, Germany, and France), and Australia, among other countries (a Japanese launch is coming this fall)...
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Last week learned that the Oculus Rift will be delivered to paying customers starting in Q1 2016. Oculus also took the time to show us what the final version of the Rift will look like once it begins shipping. During the reveal, the...
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Since its launch in the 90s, NVIDIA's core business has revolved around graphics units, either for gaming or professional use. In the past five years, the company has made a small dent in the mobile market, with its Tegra series of SoCs...
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Over two weeks have passed since the second most hyped movie of the year — Avengers: Age of Ultron — bowed in cinemas worldwide (c'mon...nothing is going to get close to December's grand return of Luke, Leia, Han, et al), and the...
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Given the incredible modding scene that surrounded Grand Theft Auto IV, it seemed inevitable that GTA V would follow suit. So far, that seems to be the case, although it will probably take some time before some of the best mods will be...
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Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto series has been wildly successful for many years now, offering some of the edgiest story lines, game play tactics and objectives the gaming industry has ever seen. With psychopathic main characters, you are left in the depraved communities of Los Santos and Blaine County, to walk a path few would dare choose in...
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Amazon is in the business of making us spend money. The online retail giant knows that we humans are an impatient bunch, so it should be no surprise that Amazon Prime gives customers a value-laced solution to receive products quickly all...
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The mobile ad space is expected to grown to nearly $69 billion this year, which would be triple the amount that advertisers spent just two years ago. With all that money up for grabs, there's a war brewing between mobile operators and...
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For the next five days, the portable Sound Kick Bluetooth Speaker is 50% in the HotHardware Shop and available for only $49.99, with free shipping. If you’re in the market for a slick, wireless speaker for your mobile listening pleasure...
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If one man's trash is another man's garbage, does the same hold true for online retailers? If so, then Amazon's flop -- heretofore known as the Fire Phone -- can be your treasure for £99 (around $156 in U.S. currency), provided you live in...
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It doesn't happen very often, so you'll have to excuse Microsoft if it savors the moment after its Xbox One console outsold rival Sony and its PlayStation 4 system last month, according to data collected by NPD Group. The Xbox One was the...
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Summer is fast approaching, and that means swimming pools, backyard barbeques, vacations, and self-driving cars. Wait, what? That last one is being added to the list as Google gears up to unleash a few of the prototype autonomous vehicles...
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The RadioShack bankruptcy took a harder turn into ugly territory yesterday with Apple's filing of a complaint in a Delaware court. The move is intended to keep the once-prevalent hardware giant from selling their customer data, joining the...
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Google caused quite a stir late last month when it altered its search engine algorithm to favor mobile-friendly sites on smartphones. Considering that mobile devices currently make up the bulk of Google’s search traffic, this move was...
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Microsoft's Designer Bluetooth Keyboard may have taken a full two months to get here, but with its sharp styling and overall good design, it looks like it could have been worth the wait.
Priced at $99.95, this "Designer" keyboard sports...
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Welcome back for the latest installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on an Xbox One 500GB bundle with Halo: MasterChief Collection, State of Decay, Killer Instinct, Halo...
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We learned yesterday that there will be seven variants of Windows 10. One of those variants is Windows 10 Mobile, which we have previously been calling Windows 10 for Phones. Now that Microsoft’s smartphone-oriented operating system...
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We may not have even hit the middle of 2015 yet, but it seems certain that one of the most-used tech buzzwords of the year is going to be "machine learning". While the idea behind getting computers to teach themselves is nothing new, the...
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We've been hearing about this threat for what seems like forever, but now, it's really real. According to The Wall Street Journal, the United States has a mere 3.4 million IP addresses left in its stock, and those are expected to disappear...
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With the launch of iOS 7, Apple made it harder for thieves to reuse stolen iPhones and iPads by enabling Activation Lock within Find My iPhone. One year later, with the release of iOS 8, Apple enabled Activation Lock by default on iOS...
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Two And A Half Geeks 5/14/2015: Broadwell NUC w/ Iris Pro, ASUS T300 Chi, Samsung Galaxy S6 and More
In this latest episode of HotHardware’s Two and a Half Geeks, Dave, Marco, and long-time HH tech editor extraordinaire, Paul Lilly, discuss Intel's latest 18-core Xeons, the Broadwell NUC with Iris Pro and the Compute Stick, the slick Asus...
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