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Latest News - September 2013
- Futuremark’s 3DMark Now Available For Both iOS And Android, Compare Performance Across Mobile Devices
- Several Non-Blurry Photos Purportedly Show 5th Generation iPad Chassis
- HotHardware's Two and A Half Geeks 9/9/2013: Ivy Bridge-E, Samsung's Galaxy Gear, Note 3, SSD Overclocking, External Storage Round-Up and More!
- CyberPowerPC Lays Claim To Thinnest 17-Inch Gaming Notebook
- Google Revises Settlement Offer in EU Antitrust Probe, Hopes to Avoid $5 Billion Fine
- Carl Icahn Waves the White Flag, Will Stop Wrestling for Control of Dell
- Dell Brings QHD+ Panel And WiGig Docking Station Support To New Precision Notebooks
- LG Display Embeds Intel WiDi Tech Directly Into 23.8-Inch LCD Monitor
- Intel Announces New Business-Oriented SSD Pro 1500 Family, Supports New DevSleep Power Saving Mode
- Amazon Addresses Free Smartphone Rumor, Says Nothing Planned for 2013
- Seagate Ultra Mobile HDD Kit Paves a Path to 500GB Android Tablets
- No, Smartwatches Aren't Going To Displace Smartphones -- Or Anything Else
- Plug-in Free Professional Quality Video and Audio Coming to IE11 via HTML5
- Microsoft to Drop Xbox 360 Support in 3 Years
- Ballmer Takes A Header At Nokia Deal Meeting, Coffee Table Ejected From Conference Room
- Amidst User Feedback, Facebook Delays Privacy Policy Update
- Google Attorneys Argue For Right To Continue Scanning Your Email, Yahoo! Wants In Too
- Flowton Technologies Looks To Revolutionize Home Automation With Motion Gestures, Needs Cash
- Gigabyte’s BRIX Palm-Sized PC Sports Intel’s Haswell with 4K Video Support
- Yahoo Releases First Global Law Enforcement Data Request Transparency Report
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All News for September 2013
Earlier this year, Futuremark launched a version of its 3DMark benchmark that would run on PCs, notebooks, and mobile devices alike. Some mobile users could run the tests using 3Dmark for Android, and now there’s an iOS app, as well...
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In just a couple of days, Apple will unveil its next generation iPhone products. Rumor has it Apple is planning to launch a faster flagship phone with an upgraded processor, improved camera, and fingerprint reader for security, plus a...
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In this latest episode of HotHardware's Two and Half Geeks Webcast, Iyaz, Dave and Marco discuss our External Storage Round-Up, Intel's new Core i7-4960X Ivy Bridge-E flagship processor, Samsung's Unpacked event with the Galaxy Gear...
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We’re used to seeing gaming notebooks that resemble a portable device only insofar as they have a lid that closes, as all those killer components tend to make the units heavy and bulky, but we’re starting to see gaming notebooks that somehow pack in impressive specs in a svelte...
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Google may have more money than it knows what to do with, but that doesn't mean it's willing to pay a potential $5 billion fine without putting up a fight. That's the upper amount the Mountain View company faces as European Union...
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Barring anything unexpected, Michael Dell is almost assured to gain control of the company he founded and take it private following a shareholder vote later this week. Michael had originally proposed a $24.4 billion buyout offer for the...
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While some consumers are passing right over the laptop en route to their next tablet, Dell realizes that the world still has plenty of professionals who need high-specced machines in order to get real work done on the go. Hence, the...
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Intel's Wireless Display technology, also known as WiDi, hasn't exactly taken off the way Bluetooth has, but it's still a blossoming protocol that has the chance to eliminate wire usage in the display market. More and more laptops are...
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Intel has announced a new family of SSD hardware aimed at business deployments with support for 256-bit AES encryption, the Trusted Computing Group's Opal management specification, and support for the vPro features inside Haswell. This...
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Every so often a rumor pops up suggesting Amazon is working on its own brand smartphone, and one of these times, it's likely to be true. After all, the online retailer has had tremendous success in tablets, and though the smartphone sector...
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Tablets are crazy popular, there's no arguing that. At the same time, they're also incredibly gimped in terms of storage capacity when compared to full fledged desktops and notebooks, and though putting data in the cloud helps address this...
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Last week, Samsung and Qualcomm both launched their own smartwatch products -- Samsung with its Galaxy Gear, and Qualcomm with the Toq. Early coverage on the hardware has been mixed, but that hasn't stopped an explosion of hyperbole...
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Internet Explorer 11 is being packed into and rolled out with Windows 8.1, though you can already check out a pre-release version in the Windows 8.1 Developer Preview as well as on Windows 7. Should you do that, you'll discover that IE11...
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The Xbox One looks on paper to be a worthy successor to the Xbox 360, though some may find the console cost prohibitive with a starting price tag of $500. That's especially true if you just dropped a chunk a change on an Xbox 360 bundle. That's fine, you don't need to rush out and buy an Xbox...
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On Labor Day, Microsoft and Nokia issued a press release confirming that Nokia's devices division was being wholly acquired by Microsoft. It was a fairly short release, and just like that, it was done. But here's the thing: while it was...
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Years ago, privacy never stuck me as being a truly hot topic online, and if there's a reason for that, it's likely because many of us didn't realize the extent that some companies go to, to make it almost nonexistent. As has been proven time and time again, your privacy online is almost nil if...
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Google has continued to fight for its right to party continue scanning user email in a Californian court this week, with it seeming rather obvious that it's doing little to sway public opinion. The company, as you might recall, has been...
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The likes of Kickstarter and Indiegogo have become the land where dreams are born (or are crushed), and yet another intrepid group of techies-come-entrepreneurs is looking to raise money via crowdfunding. Flowton Technologies is a group...
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You may find that your next PC is a pint-sized model about the size of an optical drive, or even smaller. Mini PCs are becoming more powerful, making them viable options for people who really just need a daily driver for getting around on...
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Yahoo, new logo and all, it turning over a new leaf when it comes to privacy, reporting, and what the public is allowed to know. In the wake of the NSA / PRISM scandal, which is honestly still ongoing, Yahoo has followed Facebook in...
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If you've made the decision to swim in Windows Phone waters, you may have been eyeballing Nokia's Lumia 1020 and been turned on by its 41-megapixel rear-facing camera. That's pretty beastly, but a glance at the $299 price tag may have turned you off just as quickly. Would you be interested...
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Free phones are everywhere, really. For years now, downmarket handsets have been given away for $0.00 with a new two-year agreement, as a means to milk customers for subscription fees while enticing them with a gratis handset. Even...
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