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Latest News - June 2014
- Alliance For Wireless Power Expands Rezence Initiative To 50 Watts To Include Tablets And Laptops
- Apple Introducing Headphone Connector Via Lightning Instead Of 3.5mm Jack
- Amazon Looks To Be Readying A 3D Device, Smartphone Or Tablet?
- Sprint Agrees To T-Mobile's $32 Billion Asking Price, Other Terms Still Need Hammered Out
- The Next B&N Nook Tablet Will Be Built By Samsung
- Microsoft Confirms Disconncecting Kinect Gives Developers 10% More GPU Horsepower
- Fusion-io Announces Ultra-Fast Atomic Series Accelerators
- Intel's 14nm Broadwell Core M To Power Detachable 2-in-1 Devices Later This Year
- Artist And Scientists Regenerate Vincent van Gogh’s Severed Ear From Great-Great Grandson’s DNA
- Endless Runner 'Temple Run' Series Races To 1 Billion Downloads (And Other Fun Stats)
- US Secret Service Looking For Sarcasm Detector For Social Media Networks
- Instagram 6 Release Brings Photo Editing Tools To iOS And Android Users
- Google Has Your Back, Releases End-To-End Email Encryption Plugin For Chrome
- Intel In-Vehicle Solutions Group Begins Developing Technologies For The Autonomous Car
- Adobe Video Benchmark Report Shows Online TV Consumption Up Nearly 250 Percent
- AMD's Kaveri APU For Notebooks Tested, A Strong Showing In Mobile
- Intel Launches Blistering-Fast SSD DC P3700, P3600, and P3500 PCI Express SSDs
- Scottish Man Fakes Murder In Front Of Google Street View Camera, Gets Visit From Local Authorities
- Pixar To Release Free Version Of 'Toy Story' 3D Animation RenderMan Software
- Google Announces DVF Glass Collection Of Fashion-Geek Eyewear
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All News for June 2014
The promise of wireless charging isn't without its limitations. Two of the big ones are that it usually requires a pad of some sort, and it's limited to smaller devices. Not so with Rezence, the first standard to wirelessly charge higher...
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Apple has added a spec to its MFi (Made-For-iPhone/iPad/iPod) program that allows for a headphone connection via the Lightning port instead of the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, and the functionality will come via an iOS 7.1 software...
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There’s an Amazon event happening on June 18th, and although Amazon is poking at us with teasers that offer next to nothing in terms of usable clues, the general consensus at the rumor mill is that Amazon will unveil a smartphone or...
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History may look back at this time period and consider it the era of consolidation, especially in the technology sector. Hence, we're not shocked to learn that Sprint has agreed to buy T-Mobile for roughly $32 billion, though there are...
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In the bid to dominate all of mobile, Samsung is sinking its teeth into yet another department: e-readers. Over the years, the Kindle (from Amazon) has outsold the Nook (from B&N), and we haven't seen a new one pop out since the middle of last year. B&N informed the public that new...
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Today, Microsoft confirmed a development rumor that's been swirling around its next-generation console ever since it announced Kinect would become an optional add-on rather than a mandatory boat anchor. Lifting that requirement will...
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Fusion-io just took the wraps off a new, high-performance series of MLC NAND flash-based accelerators that push the limits in terms of speed and capacity. There are two families of products in the new Fusion-io Atomic series, the high-end PX600 series and the not quite as high-end, but...
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Intel has been busy with announcements this week, but one that was somewhat overlooked is rather interesting on its own: The chipmaker is building a fanless 2-in-1 mobile PC reference design powered by a new class of processor. The device...
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The age-old question asks: If you replace every part of a ship, is it the same ship? Converted into 21st-century tech, the question becomes whether a 3D bioprinted ear created in part from Vincent van Gogh’s s great-great-great...
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I don't even want to try and calculate the amount of time I've wasted playing Temple Run, the popular endless runner app by Imangi Studios that spawned a sequel and several knockoff titles, including a couple of officially licensed...
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The U.S. government is somewhat like that older family member you have that understands the importance of social media but is rather baffled at how to actually use it effectively. Particularly, the Secret Service is trying to find a tool...
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After spending $1 billion acquiring the service, it would be pretty silly for Facebook to let Instagram grow stagnant. You needn't worry about that if you're an Instagram user -- effectively immediately, you now have more creative tools to...
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Our innocence lost, we now know that the National Security Agency (NSA) effectively strong arms technology companies far and wide into dishing out our personal information. It's a bum rap, and it may make you think twice about firing off...
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In just a few short years, Intel's entire world has changed. The company used to rake cash in with server, desktop, and laptop chip sales. These days, desktop sales are waning and laptops are being replaced by tablets. In other words...
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Here's a bit of good news -- a new study shows that we're not a bunch of couch potatoes flipping through cable and satellite TV channels all day. The bad news? We may have simply transitioned our viewing habits to connected devices...
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AMD has had a tough time competing with Intel on the desktop lately, but when it comes to mobile technology, in the notebook arena, performance, value and power efficiency are measured against a very different yardstick. That's not...
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Intel is rolling out a new line of enterprise-class SSDs with PCIe interfaces that are designed to meet “the increasing needs for high-performance, consistent and reliable storage solutions in the data center while helping to lower...
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We take a short break from all the frenetic and amazing happenings at Computex to bring you a hilarious/not-so-hilarious story of a Scottish fellow who spoofed the Google Street View car and got himself a visit from the local authorities...
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Here's some great news for creative types who are into 3D rendering -- Pixar is getting ready to offer up a completely free version of its RenderMan 3D software for non-commercial use. This will be a fully functional release with no...
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One of the things Back to the Future II got right was that we'd eventually be wearing glasses with embedded electronics by 2015. Here we are a year ahead of schedule and though it's not JVC supplying the wearables, Google has stepped in...
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ASUS’ Republic of Gamers (ROG) motherboards have been around for a while, and ASUS has rolled out some solid pieces of ROG-branded hardware to go along with them, but the company has taken things to a whole new level by launching an...
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Attention gamers, SanDisk just launched a solid state drive built specifically for you. It's called the SanDisk Extreme PRO, and in case you can't tell by the "PRO" designation, the use of all-caps should let you know that SanDisk means...
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