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Latest News - June 2015
- AMD Rumored To Bundle Star Wars Battlefront With Next Gen Fiji Radeon Cards
- Gigabyte X99-SOC Champion & X99 Gaming 5P Haswell E Motherboards Reviewed
- Microsoft Officially Announces $399 1TB Xbox One With New Wireless Controller
- Facebook 'Place Tips' Bluetooth Beacons Expand Retailers’ Marketing Might By Tapping Your NewsFeed
- Mega Man Legacy Collection Blasts Onto PC, PS4 And Xbox One This Summer
- Obama Administration Mandates Move To HTTPS For All Government Agency Websites And Services
- WatchOS 2 Coming This Fall To Apple Watch With Native App Support
- Apple Music Launches June 30 For $9.99/Month, Flaunts Global 24-7 Live Radio Station
- Apple Reveals OS X El Capitan, Finally Brings Split-Screen Multitasking To iPads With iOS 9
- 28% Off Dell Inspiron Micro Desktops, LG TV + Dell Gift Card Bundles Under $800 And More
- Matt Damon To ‘Science The S**t’ Out Of Surviving Mars Stranding In ‘The Martian’ Movie
- Amazon Game Studios Seeks Developers For ‘Ambitious New PC Game’
- Samsung Straps Massive 3500 mAh Battery To All-Weather Galaxy S6 Active
- Google’s Rob Kurzweil Says We’ll All Become Human-Robot Hybrids By 2030
- Did XFX Just Leak Its Upcoming Radeon R9 390X Graphics Card?
- Apple Designing Own Hardware, Building Ultra-Fast Data Network For Cloud Services
- Tim Cook Champions Women In The Workforce, Preaches Diversity, 'The Future' Of Apple
- Google Pay To Miss Boat On Lucrative Credit Card Transaction Fee Revenue
- Pebble Time Smartwatch App Hits iOS After Apple Blockade
- Huge Discount On A Complete Arduino Starter Kit And Course Bundle In the HotHardware Shop
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All News for June 2015
It's no secret that NVIDIA does a great job of bundling in some epic games to help it move graphics cards -- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the latest example. Meanwhile, in recent years, AMD has largely targeted odd games that don't appeal...
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When it launched its initial line-up of Haswell-E based processors and the companion X99 chipset, Intel’s motherboard partners hit the ground running with some fairly exciting products. At the time of the launch, we featured a few...
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Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: Microsoft has officially announced a brand new Xbox One SKU that includes a larger 1TB HDD and a new wireless controller. We already brought you news on both of these additions, but this is the...
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After completing a limited and apparently successful test run of its Place Tips feature, Facebook is making available to businesses free Bluetooth beacons in an effort to expand the program. The beacons are small devices that beam one-way...
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Get ready to relive all the fun (and frustration) that came from playing all those old school 8-bit Mega Man games from yesteryear, as Capcom is bringing them back. In just a few months, the original Mega Man games -- all half a dozen of...
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At the behest of President Obama, Federal Chief Information Officer Tony Scott yesterday issued Memorandum M-15-13 calling for the provision of government service for all Federal websites via HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol...
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Apple had some rather sedate announcements for both OS X (El Capitan) and iOS (iOS 9) earlier today, and with the exception of Split View for iPads, nothing was really groundbreaking. That same sentiment carries over to Apple’s newest...
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Apple Music, as Apple puts it, is “One single app on your iPhone” that is the front-end for a “Revolutionary music service.” Apple Music will cost $9.99 per month for individuals, and will scale to $14.99 a month for a family plan that...
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Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) with updates to its PC operating system: OS X. This wouldn’t be Apple if it didn’t brag a bit, so the company reported that the most recent release of OS X, Yosemite, is currently...
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Welcome back for the latest installment of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBaragins. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a Dell Inspiron Micro SFF system with 24” IPS display, a Lenovo Z50 15.6" notebook, a LG 60LB5900 60”...
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If you need someone to solve complex equations on a chalk board, Matt Damon is your man (Good Will Hunting). He also makes a great spy and assassin (Bourne Identity). But for all his talents, like being able to renovate a zoo (We Bought a...
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Amazon is going to build its very first PC game. Yes, that Amazon, the one that started off as an online bookstore and now rules the e-commerce scene with everything from diapers to car parts. It's not yet know what type of game it will be...
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Nearly a month after we first brought you images and some early specs for the Galaxy S6 Active, AT&T and Samsung today have officially announced the rugged smartphone. Needless to say, the early specs that we brought have turned out to be...
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Sounding like the plot of a bad sci-fi movie, Google's director of engineering, Ray Kurzweil, predicts that we're going to be artificially intelligent beings within the next 15 years or so. He made the prediction while speaking last week...
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Someone at XFX screwed up and posted a press image of the company's forthcoming Radeon R9 390X graphics card on the product page for its Radeon R9 290X Double Dissipation Edition card. The slip up wouldn't be all that egregious for XFX...
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It’s long been said that Apple’s efforts to tackle “the cloud” have often come up short. Apple has seemingly struggled to get a firm grip on cloud data starting with iTools, which subsequently morphed into .Mac, MobileMe, and to its...
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Apple boss Tim Cook made a surprise appearance at an orientation session for winners of his company's WWDC Scholarship Program. While at the event, he took selfies with students and talked about a number of subjects, including one that's...
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It's a horrible feeling, that one of regret when the realization strikes that we should have been more on top of things, quicker to get something done. I'm sure we've all been there, and while it can easily happen to any one of us, it can...
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Back in April, Apple gave us the impression that it considers Pebble to be a big threat to its own Apple Watch platform, as it began banning apps that merely mentioned the competition by name. To Apple's favor, that is something mentioned in the developer guidelines, but that doesn't make it...
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If you’ve ever wanted to get acquainted with the popular Arduino microcontroller, now’s your chance. We’ve got an awesome Arduino starter kit, complete with hardware, software, and educational courses discounted by 85%. The whole kit can...
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HTC’s needed a big hit to reinvigorate its efforts in the smartphone world. Once a dominant player in the early days of Google’s Android operating system, HTC has seen its smartphone fortunes crumble amidst rival Android maker Samsung and...
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Despite the dangers of drunk driving being well-documented, there continue to be about 10,000 drunk driving-related fatalities in the United States each year. Sometimes, it's the drunk driver that's killed, and other times it's innocent...
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