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Latest News - June 2011
- OnLive Unveils Tablet Control / Gaming App For Android And iPad
- Hardware Roundup
- iBuyPower Unveils New Desktop Laser Engraving Service
- Panasonic And AT&T Team Up On Connected Car Concepts
- Hitachi Offers 3GB Of Cloud Storage For Free
- Magellan Brings Free Traffic And Maps To RoadMate iOS GPS App
- SteelSeries Launches Diablo-Branded Gaming Accessories At E3
- Dell Bringing 10" Android Tablet (Streak 10 Pro) To China First
- InFocus Reveals 55-inch "Wall Tablet," Charges $6k For It
- Om Nom Nom: Apple Leads Industry In Flash Consumption
- Spanish Police Arrest "Leaders" of Anonymous
- Sprint & Motorola Team Up To Offer A Portfolio Of Android-Based Devices
- Nintendo President Puzzled By Stock Slide
- Sanyo Launches Higher Capacity Eneloop Batteries for Power Hungry Devices
- AT&T Rolls Out Free Wi-Fi to Several New York City Parks
- HP’s TouchPad Tablet Is Coming July 1
- Microsoft May Develop Its Own Windows 8 Tablet
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Review: Android 3.1 Tablet
- Evernote Peek Turns the iPad 2's Smart Cover Into Flash Cards
- Visa Nails Down Two More Mobile Payment Deals
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All News for June 2011
OnLive seems to be the only major game-streaming company that's still hanging around to see if this really is the next great breakthrough in at-home entertainment, but they took the opportunity at E3 this year to unveil an iPad an Android...
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Video: HIS Radeon HD6850 IceQ-X Turbo @ Benchmark Reviews Legion Hardware - (HIS Radeon HD 6970 IceQ Turbo) MSI GTX 580 Lightning Twin Frozr III @ PureOverclock Motherboards and Chipsets: ASUS M5A97 EVO AM3+ @ techPowerUp Memory and Storage: MEGATech News Flash - It’s a Flash Drive Extravaganza! QNAP TS-659 Pro II NAS @ Benchmark Reviews...
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Need to make your next pre-fab PC "your own?" Apple's made a killing off of engraving services for the iDevices, and Colorware PC has done likewise by allowing people to order some of today's hottest electronics in just about any color imaginable. And now, it's time for iBuyPower to follow...
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There's a saying that makes it pretty clear: it doesn't matter how you get from point A to point B, just as long as you do indeed get there. But with today's vehicles, that's not perfectly true any longer. The ideal vehicular travel involves high-end stereos, and anymore these days...
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In an effort to help users back up important files, Hitachi recently announced HitachiBackup.com, a cloud storage service that provides anywhere, anytime access to your digital files. With the service, the first 3GB of online storage are free. For $49 per year, you can upgrade to 250GB. With a...
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When it comes to GPS apps on the iPhone, well, where to start? It all began with Garmin's desire to make a real-deal iPhone GPS app, and thanks to the proliferation of the app store, there's been a constant flood of new apps that do...
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E3 just wrapped up this week, but a whole ton of new gear was introduced in the few days that the convention ran. Including these. SteelSeries, a company known for their PC gaming peripherals, announced a new family of exclusive Diablo III...
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It's a world full of tablets, and we're just living in it. Dell's Streak 10 Pro has seemingly got lost in the mix; with so many other Android 3.0 tablets stealing the limelight, it's being an elbowing match to get coverage these days. Now...
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How small can a screen be before it's no longer a "big-screen TV?" And how large can a tablet be before it's no longer a "tablet?" Two questions that may never have definitive answers, but we're pretty confident that a 55" tablet...isn't actually a tablet. InFocus has just rolled out the first...
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The popularity of its iPod, iPhone, and iPad product lines have propelled Apple to the top of the charts when it comes to NAND flash consumption. iSuppli reports that the Cupertino-based company has surpassed HP (the former champ), with 2010 purchases coming in at $17.5 billion. That's a...
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The Spanish National Police announced today that they've captured three individuals connected to the online hacktivist group Anonymous. According to the policía, the three are linked to attacks on multiple Spanish banks, one Italian energy company, Visa, MasterCard, and the governments...
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In addition to the Android-Powered Photon 4G we showed you earlier, Sprint, along with its prepaid brands Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile USA, are teaming up with Motorola to launch more than 10 new Motorola devices in 2011. The Motorola...
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The stock slump that followed Nintendo's Wii U announcement shows no signs of abating; the company's share price is down more than ten percent as of this writing. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has expressed surprise over the reaction. "Honestly speaking, the reaction to (Tuesday's)...
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If you follow the rechargeable battery scene at all, then you're undoubtedly familiar with Sanyo's Eneloop brand, the go-to option for batteries that come fully charged from the get-go and don't lose their juice nearly as fast as your...
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New York City has grand aspirations of being the nation's leading digital city, and it's a getting a big boost from AT&T towards that goal. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson today announced a five-year initiative that will have AT&T providing...
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The Wi-Fi version of HP’s TouchPad tablet will be available in the United States on July 1. This tablet will also be available in the United Kingdom, Ireland, France and Germany a few days later and in Canada in mid-July. Availability in other countries will follow. The TouchPad will be available with 16GB or 32GB of internal storage...
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Microsoft's tablet strategy (or complete lack thereof) has drawn significant criticism, but the rumor mill suggests the manufacturer may take unprecedented steps to establish itself as a player in this space. DigiTimes, quoting unspecified industry sources, claims Microsoft may build and...
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the first consumer tablet to ship that’s thinner than Apple’s iPad 2. Samsung put in a lot of effort to make a tablet that was slimmer than their primary competitors’ , in the process nixing the original Tab 10.1 (which has since been renamed...
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Evernote, whose slogan is "Remember Everything," has come up with a brilliant app that leverages Apple's smart cover behavior to create a new take on flash cards. You remember flash cards, don't you? Apple's smart covers (and some third...
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What's needed to really get people hooked on contactless payments? Lots and lots of industry support. Google Wallet has set the bar for what's possible with NFC in the smartphone, and now Visa is making a play to expand their own reach for when the time comes to take advantage. The company...
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Need to know exactly where your bus is? Who doesn't, right? Google, in typical fashion, has just made one of life's chores even easier. Starting now, Google Maps for mobile and desktop is capable is telling you when your bus is actually going to arrive, courtesy of live transit updates. The...
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Ever wondered what was deep, deep within a Chrome OS-based machine? Google's Cr-48 has been cracked open before, but what about the newest duo? Acer and Samsung announced their respective Chromebooks at Google I/O this year, and a few of the earlier ones have started to ship out. The Series 5...
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