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Latest News - September 2013
- Cota Wireless Charging Technology Charges Your Device In A 30 Foot Radius
- Lenovo ThinkPad Laptops Get Down to Business with Better Battery Life, Thinner Designs, High Res Displays
- HP Merges Ultrabook And Workstation In ZBook Laptop
- AT&T Completes $1.9 Billion Spectrum Purchase From Verizon To Improve LTE Service
- Head-Shot: Call of Duty Ghosts Single Player Game Play Trailer Breaks Cover
- Intel Demos 14nm Broadwell Processor, World's First 22nm Smartphone and Unveils Quark X1000 SoC Open Architecture at IDF13
- Apple Officially Unwraps Plastic iPhone 5C, Aluminum iPhone 5S, and iOS 7
- Is Verizon Trying to Kill Net Neutrality?
- PengPod Announces Dual-Booting Linux Tablet, Crowdfunding To Take Next Step
- Google to Thwart NSA Data Spying with Better Encryption Methods
- Study Finds Heavy Facebook Users and Women More Subject To Spam and Phishing Exploits
- Cisco to Acquire Flash Storage Player Whiptail for $415 Million
- Top Investors Urge Microsoft to Consider Ford Co-CEO Alan Mulally and CSC CEO Mike Lawrie as Ballmer’s Replacement
- Review: Zotac ZBOX ID89 Plus Mini PC with Intel's Core i5
- Sony Unveils PlayStation Vita TV Low-Cost Mini Console Streamer
- Samsung’s Exynos 5 Octa Set to Utilize All Eight Cores Simultaneously with HMP
- Latest Industry Report Suggests Console Gaming Is Virtually Doomed
- Yahoo Screen App Brings More Content To Your Fingertips
- Microsoft Not Giving Up On Surface, Plans Launch Event For September 23 in NYC
- Free gift cards on Dell U3014 & P2314T Monitors, XPS 12 Coupon, and More
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All News for September 2013
I think it's safe to say that a generally agreed-upon thing in tech is that cords suck. You might have way too many of them to deal with, or you might be tired of plugging one in the wrong way all the time (I'm looking at you, USB). It's for...
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It was a long road to the top for Lenovo, the world's largest PC maker in terms of market share, and it got there by focusing on features customers want. If Lenovo's going to retain its crown, it will have to continue listening to its...
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What do you get when you combine an Ultrabook and a mobile workstation? HP's newest laptop, that's what. The new ZBook 14 is an interesting mix -- a clash of cultures, if you will. The three new ZBook's (there's a 15" and 17" model available as well) feature Haswell CPUs, graphics chips from...
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By and large, AT&T's LTE expansion efforts have lagged behind those put forth by Verizon Wireless. But when it all comes down, a lot of has to do with spectrum. Those who have plenty of it, have plenty of opportunities to blanket areas...
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As nutty as it may seem, the thing I get most excited about whenever the latest Call of Duty drops is the single-player campaign. I know - I should be ashamed. While many consider the story to be the weakest part of any CoD, I eat it up, and...
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You might be also interested in: Betting On Bay Trail: Intel's Atom Overhaul Tested Intel’s newly appointed CEO, Brian Krzanich and President Renee James kicked off this year’s Intel Developers Forum with an opening keynote that...
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Whether it's intentional or not, Apple's pretty bad about keeping secrets related to new product releases, so much of what you read here will essentially boil down to recaps and confirmation of past rumors and speculation. That said, the...
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As hard as it is to believe that such a fight could even exist, it looks like the courts are beginning to side with the likes of Verizon in the belief that ISPs should have the right to discriminate against websites. Net neutrality, a simple principle that states that the Internet should be...
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We’ve heard from PengPod before, and we’ve seen that the company has tried to raise funds for its products via Indiegogo before. The company is back (and is renamed “PengPod” after its flagship product) with a new...
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It was bad enough to find out about the NSA's PRISM program and all the companies that are involved, but in another blow to privacy, it was recently revealed that the NSA has cracked key encryption algorithms that formerly protected the...
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A study from the Polytechnic Institute of New York University examining the factors that cause people to be more susceptible to phishing attacks found strong correlations between gender, certain personality traits, and openness orientation to...
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Cisco has never been bashful about acquiring companies even though it doesn't always work out (after acquiring Linksys, it was later sold to Belkin, for example). In it's latest move to beef up its portfolio, Cisco today announced its intention...
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Former Nokia chief Stephen Elop has emerged as the odds-on frontrunner to replace Steve Ballmer at Microsoft, and while that may very well come to fruition, there are other candidates worth considering. Two of them include Ford Motor CEO Alan...
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Desktops are evolving, getting smaller and less intrusive. Zotac is a company that's been at the forefront of this evolution by offering up a constantly expanding line of small form factor (SFF) mini PCs that have grown more powerful with each new generation. The compromise between raw...
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Sony made several announcements about new and updated products, including confirming that the U.S. release of the PlayStation 4 is November 15th and that the mobile PlayStation Vita is getting a refreshed look, but the big news concerned a...
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Samsung's Exynos 5 Octa processor is the first eight-core chip for smartphones, but it's always been a little deceiving to refer to it as a true eight-core part. That's because not all eight cores fire up at the same time. Instead, the more...
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It's common knowledge that game console and game sales have been in a serious slump this year. According to conventional wisdom, this is part of the console refresh cycle -- sales of older hardware falls off as customers await new products...
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While Yahoo's logo didn't draw too much (any?) applause, the company's refined mobile apps have been nearly universally praised. Now, it's branching out into yet another sector: the second screen. Yahoo Screen is a new iOS app, which Yahoo says is designed to bring a "simple, intuitive...
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Despite taking a monumental $900 million inventory charge for unsold Surface RT units, Microsoft is committed to seeing the Surface plan through... at least for one more generation. It's not news that the original Surface has had quite a time...
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It's a new week and that means we have a collection of hot deals to start your week off. Leading today's compilation are some great deals on Dell Monitors - free $300 gift card on Dell U3014 UltraSharp Monitor and $150 gift card on 23" P2314T...
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Given the fact that one of the key components of potential success for Microsoft's Windows 8 app store is developers, you'd think that the company would be giving them as early access to its next major update as possible. Somehow, the company didn't see it that way, and thus severely limited...
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The NVIDIA P1640 tablet appears to have a real product name--the NVIDIA Tegra TAB--and it’s made an appearance at the FCC. Documents show that the 7-inch device sports a variant of the Tegra 4 chip (T4OS-A2) and comes with a stylus--or at...
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