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- Lenovo Vibe X Android Smartphone Packs 5-Inch 1080p Display at 440 PPI
- Lenovo Showcases Frameless Flex 20 All-in-One, Yoga 2 Pro Ultrabook at IFA
- Google Authenticator Update for iPhone Misfires, Causes Login Headaches
- Adobe Moves Closer To The Cloud With $10/Month Photoshop And Lightroom Package
- Intel Announces New High-Efficiency Atom C2000, Demoes Silicon Photonic Interconnect
- Samsung Finally Takes The Wraps Off Of The Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
- Samsung's Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) and Galaxy Note 3 Released As Partners To Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
- RSA Says Hand of Thief Linux Trojan Is a Non-Threat, Easy To Defeat
- Android Refined: Moto X Smartphone Review
- Walmart Slashes iPhone 5 and iPad Prices Ahead of Apple's September 10 Press Event
- ASUS Unloads At IFA 2013: 3-in-1 Tablet/PC, Transformers, Zenbooks, Tablets, and Phablets, Oh My
- Samsung Gets Serious About Mobile Malware, Partners With Lookout Mobile Security
- Mark Your Calendars, Xbox One Launches November 22nd in 13 Territories
- Sony Expected to Announce Oculus Rift-Like VR Head Set for PlayStation 4
- HDMI 2.0 Standard Announced, 4K Video, 60fps with 32-Channel Audio
- Microsoft in Full Production With Xbox One At Higher Clock Speed
- Intel Demonstrates Overclocking SSDs At PAX Prime 2013 But Is It Worth It?
- Apple Sets A Date For Next iPhone: September 10th At Company's Headquarters
- Android's Next Release To Be Called Kit Kat... Yes, Like the Candy Bar
- Samsung's Hardware-Based Knox Security Platform Slides From Enterprise To Consumers
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All News for September 2013
There was once a saying that size matters, and another suggesting that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We suspect that both apply to the blooming world of phablets, which got yet another boost yesterday with the introduction of the...
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You don't become the world's largest PC player by standing idly by, and certainly no one can accuse Lenovo of doing so at IFA. On the contrary, Lenovo announced a number of new products today, including the Yoga 2 Pro, a 13.3-inch...
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If you’ve been avoiding signing up for Google’s two-token authentication system because you thought the inconvenience outweighed the extra security for your Google account, you’re probably feeling pretty smug about now...
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The digital world is here, and there's really no getting around it. In the gaming sector, physical media still rules, and in the movie realm, Blu-ray Discs are still selling. But the digital creep is happening. Netflix and streaming...
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Intel announced a pair of new products today designed to boost data center efficiency, shrink footprints, and allow for faster deployments. The first are new microservers based on the C2000 (codename: Avoton) Atom architecture. We've...
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The smartwatch race heated up today in a big way, as Samsung showed its Galaxy Gear smartwatch at the Samsung Unpacked event in Berlin. Among the many, many smartwatches currently on the market or soon to be hitting the market...
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Samsung's "Unpacked" Event kicked off today, and the new Galaxy Gear smartwatch wasn't the only new toy trotted out. Those hoping for a refreshed tablet also have something to peer at, as the Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) has been...
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The Hand of Thief Trojan made waves among security experts when RSA first announced the for-sale malware. But now that RSA has had a chance to run additional analysis, the security arm of EMC is toning down its alert. It seems that the...
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Now owned by Google, Motorola Mobility is conjoined with one of the world's most innovative companies. And, as it happens, it's the company that makes the world's most prolific mobile operating system: Android. Google promised long ago to not play favorites with Motorola, and the Moto X is...
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If you like living on the bleeding edge of technology, now is a terrible time to pick up an iPhone or iPad device. Apple has begun inviting members of the press to its headquarters on September 10, presumably to announce the next iPhone...
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ASUS brought the whole kit and caboodle to IFA 2013 in Berlin this year, using the occasion to unveil a slew of mobile devices that cut across a number of markets and include plenty of different form factors. ASUS Transformer Book Trio...
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Samsung has previously rolled out a mobile security solution with KNOX, which is for Android devices and has been marketed to enterprises, primarily aimed at enhancing security amidst the BYOD trend. Earlier this year, KNOX was deemed a...
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Microsoft this morning attached a release date to its Xbox One console, announcing that it will launch on November 22, 2013 in more than a dozen markets, including the United States. Sony previously announced that it's competing...
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Get ready for a war in wearable computing. Word on the web is that Sony is planning to reveal its own brand virtual reality head-mounted display intended for its upcoming PlayStation 4 console. Sony originally wanted to debut the headset...
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Call it a year delayed or fashionably late, either way we now have an official HDMI Version 2.0 specification. It's the first HDMI specification to be developed by the HDMI Forum and it offers a significant increase in bandwidth (up to...
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A few weeks ago, we covered the news that Microsoft's Xbox One would feature a slightly faster GPU than originally planned, with a boost from 800MHz to something in the 845-855MHz range. Now, it seems the company is giving its CPUs a kick...
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Are you willing to sacrifice a little data security to squeeze every last drop of performance out of your solid state drive? Intel wants to know. At PAX Prime 2013, Intel hosted a short hands-on workshop showcasing their latest bleeding...
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The fall product launch season is officially underway, and yes, that'll soon include Apple. Despite having a fairly quiet launch year compared to 2012, Apple is due a new iPhone. Or, if you believe the rumors, a couple of new iPhones...
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It's true: another Android build is coming. Jelly Bean has been aging quite nicely, but it's about time for another desert to take top billing. And now, based on a new lawn ornament in Mountain View, it looks as if it has a name: Kit Kat...
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Many times, we'll see a consumer-based product repurposed for enterprise uses. But, occasionally, it works the other way around. Cloud services were largely an enterprise project for years, but now, cloud services dominate the consumer...
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Google's hugely popular 8GB Nexus 4 smartphone has left the Google Play building, and like Elvis, it's never coming back. It didn't take long for the unlocked handset to sell out after Google slashed $100 off the price, knocking down the...
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Amazon may have inadvertently let the cat out of the bag about its new model Kindle Paperwhite. Prior to any official announcement, a user on a Croatian web forum noticed that Amazon listed the second generation Kindle Paperwhite device on...
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