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- Rivet Brings Advanced Web Prioritization To MSI And Gigabyte Z170 Motherboards With Killer E2400 NIC
- HTC Will Make ‘Significant’ Job Cuts, Slash Smartphone Models To Buoy Sinking Ship
- ASUS Allows You To Leave Charging Cable At Home With 5000 mAh ZenFone Max
- Google Vows To Provide Monthly Security Updates For Nexus Devices Following Stagefright Scare
- $700 Xbox One Halo 5 Guardians ‘Pink Mist Edition’ Bundle Includes Life-Size Needler Gun Replica
- With Media Center DOA In Windows 10, Microsoft Adds $15 DVD App To Windows Store
- Google Fiber Straps On Cowboy Boots And 10-Gallon Hat, Heads To San Antonio, Texas
- DIY Arduino And Raspberry Pi Kits For Sale In The HotHardware Shop
- $341 Dell Inspiron Intel Core i3-4170 SFF Desktop, $54 off Microsoft Xbox One 500GB Halo Bundles And More
- Google, MIT Researchers Take Magic Eraser To Annoying Window Reflections In Photos
- Here Are 3 Cheaper Alternatives To Seagate’s Pricey 2TB USB Game Drive For Xbox One
- Samsung To Better Protect Customers, Fast Track Monthly Android Security Updates For Galaxy Devices
- Apple Moves Swiftly To Patch Privilege Escalation Exploit In OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite
- DJI’s $800 Phantom 3 Standard Drone Packs Better Camera And Is Easier To Control For Newbs
- CyberPower PC Brings Intel’s Superb Skylake CPUs To Luxe Series Gaming PCs
- Samsung Pay Makes Leap From Smartphones To Smart TVs
- Yet Another Flash Vulnerability Unearthed, Targets Yahoo Users With Malvertising
- Hail Hydra! Snapdragon 820 Leak Reveals Quad 14nm Hydra Cores And 35% Performance Boost
- Epson’s $380 EcoTank Printer Kills Expensive Cartridges, Lasts Years Between Ink Refills
- Lexus Gives Skateboarders And 'Back to the Future' Fans A Crack At Its Amazing Hoverboard Prototype
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Rivet Brings Advanced Web Prioritization To MSI And Gigabyte Z170 Motherboards With Killer E2400 NIC
It won't be long (hopefully) before Intel's newly launched Skylake processors for the desktop will find their way onto retail shelves (they're already available through system builders). If you've been waiting for Skylake, you'll soon be...
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HTC was a dominant player in the early days of Android and often enjoyed record sales and profits. That seems like a million years ago now that Apple and Samsung are dominant players. HTC also faces stiff competition from Chinese players...
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Today's smartphones are bigger and more powerful than ever before, and while we appreciate their increased capabilities, they sometimes come at the expense of battery life. You know how it is -- you're out and about listening to tunes...
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Not long after Samsung announced that it would roll out security updates to Galaxy devices on a monthly basis, Google stood up and said, "Hey, great idea, we're going to do that with Nexus hardware!" That's not a verbatim quote, mind you...
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We don't know if Microsoft will catch up and surpass Sony in console sales, but if not, it won't be for a lack of trying. Microsoft has been doing a bang up job with its Xbox One console, both on the software side and in terms of hardware...
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When Microsoft first laid out all of the changes that were coming to Windows 10, one that didn't seem too surprising was the removal of Windows Media Center and a DVD player. After all, it seems nowadays, very few rely entirely on their PC...
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When we last left Google Fiber, Google announced that it would be setting up shop in Salt Lake City, Utah. That was in addition to a number of other large U.S. metropolitan areas that were announced earlier in the year including Atlanta...
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If you’ve every toyed with the idea of experimenting with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi, we’ve got a handful of sales running in the HotHardware Shop that might pique your interests. We’ve got Arduino starter kits and course bundles and a...
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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 a Dell Inspiron Intel Core i3-4170-based small form factor system, a Microsoft Xbox One 500GB Halo...
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One of the most frustrating elements of photography isn't rain or rough weather in general, but windows. No, not that Windows, but windows that do a better job of reflecting the scene behind you than let you see or capture a photo through...
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Xbox One news has been coming in at a furious pace in the past few months or so. We’ve seen the announcement of game streaming to and from an Xbox One with a Windows PC, a customizable “Elite” gaming controller, a fresh 1TB Halo 5 bundle...
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As the most dominant mobile platform on the planet (in terms of market share), Android has become a popular target of hackers and cyber scoundrels looking to spread their malware to unsuspecting users. It's something Samsung is taking...
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The annual Black Hat convention in Las Vegas usually brings with it news of new vulnerabilities that sends manufacturers and software publishers scrambling to create patches. Announcements ahead of this year’s Black Hat are already causing...
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If you’re into aerial drones, DJI is hopes to address your in-flight photography needs with the introduction of a new entry-level model in the Phantom 3 series. Whereas the Phantom 3 Professional and Advanced cost $1,259 and $999...
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Just in case you haven't heard, Skylake is here! After all the rumors, speculation, hype, and anticipation, Intel today officially launched its newest CPU architecture (check out our review when you get a chance), and as expected, system...
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In-app purchases are coming to late-model Samsung Smart TVs, thanks to new payment system with the straightforward name Samsung Pay On TV. Anytime you want to load up on gems, gold, or other digital merchandise, you’ll be able to make the purchase with just a few taps on your...
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Adobe's Flash platform is running out of friends. You may recall that a few weeks ago Mozilla disabled Flash by default in its Firefox browser due to the discovery of multiple critical vulnerabilities, and around the same time, Facebook's...
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It's a good time to be a fan of technology. On the desktop front, Intel just launched Skylake (check out our review), and in the mobile world, Qualcomm is getting ready to release its Snapdragon 820 chipset, which will inevitably find its...
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It's no secret that printer companies gouge consumers on ink. This is why they can get away with selling cheap printers -- they know you'll spend a fortune on ink, especially if you print a lot of color photos, which can drain ink tanks at...
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Lexus first gave us a glimpse at its hoverboard prototype back in June and it definitely piqued our interests. For those of us that grew up watching 80’s flicks like Back to the Future Part II, the Lexus hoverboard was a dream come true —...
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Samsung, what did we ever do to you? Samsung ticked off quite a few enthusiasts with the release of the Galaxy S6 earlier this year. While the smartphone brought with it a swanky metal and glass body, a fast octa-core processor and a QHD...
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During its press conference at Gamescom, Microsoft revealed that Windows 10 will be hitting the Xbox One in November. Best of all? Like all dashboard updates, it's not going to cost you a dime.
We first learned of Microsoft's Xbox One Windows 10 plans in advance of E3, and while Microsoft...
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