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- Bundled $100 eGift Card With Dell S2340L Monitor, 1-Day Up To 50% Off Home Automation Sale And More
- Best Buy, GameStop Offer Free Copy Of Fallout 4 With PlayStation 4 Purchase
- HTC’s Already Bizarre One A9 Launch Has Been Delayed, Verizon Model Pushed To 2016
- U.K. Prime Minister Pledges At Least 10Mbps Internet For All Citizens By 2020
- TAG Heuer Announces $1,500, 46mm ‘Connected’ Android Wear Smartwatch With Intel Atom Power
- Official Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Lists Includes 104 Xbox 360 Games
- NSA Claims It Discloses 91 Percent of Security Vulnerabilities Found, Keeps Rest In Back Pocket
- AMD Radeon R9 380X Reportedly Arrives November 15th With $249 Price Tag
- Apple iPad Pro Orders Begin Wednesday, Arrives In Retail Stores Later This Week
- Xiaomi’s Dirt Cheap $16 Fitness Tracker Gains Heart Rate Monitor
- Judge Tosses Lawsuit Involving ‘Demoralizing’ Employee Bag Searches At Apple Retail Stores
- US Army Reads Soldiers’ Brain Waves To Speed Up Target Identification
- Volkswagen ‘TDI Goodwill Program’ Will Offer Prepaid Cards To Scorned Diesel Owners
- AMD Slapped With Class Action Lawsuit Over Deceptive Core Count In Bulldozer CPUs
- Verizon Shutters Affordable, Unlimited OmniLynx Wi-Fi Program For Alabama School District
- Microsoft Previews ‘New Xbox One Experience’ Avatars, OneGuide In New Videos
- Comcast’s Data Caps Aren’t Meant To Relieve Congestion, It’s All About The Benjamins
- BlackBerry PRIV QWERTY Slider Won’t Receive Android 6.0 Marshmallow Until 2016
- Rare Kenbak-1, World’s First Commercial Personal Computer, Heads To Auction
- FCC Won’t Require Websites To Honor 'Do Not Track' Requests
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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 S2340L 23in 1080p IPS LED LCD Monitor, an Amazon Kindle 6" WiFi eReader, a TP-LINK AC750 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender, and more. Full details for all of today’s deals are...
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If you've been looking for a justification to upgrade from your aging console -- say a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 -- to a PlayStation 4 and are a fan of the Fallout series, then congratulations, the stars are aligned in your favor. That's because you can kill two birds with one stone by purchasing a PS4 console from...
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The rollout of HTC's latest smartphone, One A9, has been quite interesting to say the least. When it was first announced, it was impossible to look at it and not think that its design was inspired by Apple's iPhone, something a company exec vehemently denied.
But then HTC pulled the odd move of announcing that the...
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Having access to what the U.K. considers "fast broadband" is about to become a legal right, not a luxury, once Prime Minister introduces what's called a "universal service obligation." It would give residents the legal right to request affordable broadband service with speeds of no less than 10Mbps.
The legislation...
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$1,500 is a lot to spend on a smartwatch, but TAG Heuer reckons that the high price tag won’t matter given the pedigree attached to its newest wearable. Today, TAG Heuer officially announced its Connected Watch, which is its fist watch to run Google’s Android Wear operating system.
The Connected takes more than a...
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Last week, Microsoft’s Mike Ybarra made it clear that we would find out today which Xbox 360 games would be playable on its current generation Xbox One console. At the time, Ybarra said that 100+ games would be supported, and today we’re learning that the actual number is 104.
Even though the official version of...
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In the "vast majority of cases," when the U.S. government is made aware of a software vulnerability, it discloses that information to the vendor so that it can issue a patch to the public. What constitutes a "vast majority?" Nine times out of 10, or 91 percent of the time, according to the U.S. National Security...
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Do you plan on building a new gaming PC this holiday season? If so, you may want to hold off on picking up a graphics card until you see how AMD's Radeon R9 380X performs. You won't have to wait long -- it's rumored that the mid-range graphics card will launch on November 15, 2015, or just over a week from...
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The iPad Pro is almost here, with Apple announcing this morning that the “epic” tablet will be available to order in 40 countries starting on Wednesday. The November 11th date, Veterans Day here in the United States, lines up with previous reports concerning the tablet’s launch date.
“The early response to iPad Pro...
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Xiaomi's original fitness band was easy on the wallet but short on features. Most noticeably, it lacked a hear rate sensor, an amenity that's become pretty standard in the wearables category. Xiaomi addressed that shortcoming with its newly announced Mi Band Pulse while adding other features and keeping the price tag...
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Should retail employees be compensated for the time spent waiting for their bags to be searched after work? No, says San Francisco District Judge William Alsup, who made the pronouncement on Saturday.
In 2013, a lawsuit was filed against Apple for not compensating those who've been forced to spend extra time after...
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Where information gathering is concerned, it's hard to imagine any entity on Earth that captures more data than the US military. It's a constant digital battle to fetch new data and analyze it as quickly as possible in an effort to effectively move operations forward. But an obvious problem arises: there's often just...
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Owners of Volkswagen vehicles with the 2.0-liter, four-cylinder turbodiesel (TDI) engine has been in quite a pickle over these past few months. It was revealed that Volkswagen weaseled its way to top-of-the-class fuel economy by cheating EPA emissions tests, affecting nearly 500,000 vehicles sold in the United States...
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When Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) introduced its Bulldozer architecture, it talked about the design being a "third-way" approach between symmetric multithreading (SMT), like Intel's Hyper Threading, and true multi-core processing where multiple discrete cores reside on a single die. Now AMD will have to defend its...
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Less than a year after it made an arrangement with the Huntsville City, AL school district to provide affordable Internet access to local residents, Verizon has decided to renege on the deal. Sometimes, a deal is too good to be true, but other times, it could simply have a time limit.
The program, called OmniLynx...
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In advance of the launch of the "New Xbox One Experience," set to roll out on November 12th, Microsoft's Larry Hyrb and Richard Irving have released two videos to help you get comfortable with the update even before it lands. The two major features of this update include the long-awaited avatar creator, as well as...
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Over the past week, we’ve detailed Comcast’s continued efforts to spread data caps to more of its markets in the United States. Starting December 1st, nine additional markets in the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee and Virginia, will be hit with 300GB monthly data caps. But of course, these same customers have...
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Google's latest Android OS, Marshmallow, has been out for an entire month. You might think, then, that any device from this point forward to hit the market will feature it right out-of-the-gate. Of course, that's not the case. In an ideal world, that's how things would play out, but when so much effort is needed to...
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Back before the two Steves (Jobs and Wozniak) hand built and peddled an Apple-I system to a local computer store in Mountain View, California, there was a man named John Blankenbaker working in his garage in Los Angeles to create the Kenbak-1, an 8-bit machine with 256 bytes of memory.
it was constructed in 1970...
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Have you ever felt like you're being followed? Excuse us for feeding into your paranoia, but you are being tracked. It happens each and every time you surf the web, and it's going to keep happening, even if you've enabled that feel-good "Do Not Track" setting in your browser that most websites and online services ignore.
They ignore it
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The second generation Microsoft Band is an impressive fitness wearable, packing in 11 sensors and a curved, AMOLED touch screen display. However, it is priced at $249, which puts it $50 above the debut price of its predecessor.
That brings us back to the original Band. Just last month, Microsoft had the wearable on...
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Activision Blizzard is sitting on several lucrative game franchises, and to squeeze even more money out of them, it's launching a new film and television studio that will create original content based on its library of iconic intellectual properties. Former Disney executive Nick van Dyk will co-head the new venture...
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