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Latest News - January 2016
- Vacationing Windows Phone Chief Joe Belfiore Defends Use Of iPhone As ‘Deep’ Product Research
- Pranksters Distribute URL That Causes iPhones And Most Popular Web Browsers To Crash
- Amazon 1-Day Sale On Select Crucial And Lexar Memory Products, 3M Workspace Solutions And More
- GoPro Teams With Periscope To Directly Live Stream Your Death-Defying Stunts
- Big Brother Uber Taps Into Smartphone Gyroscope Data To Flag Speeding Drivers
- Netgear ReadyNAS RN212 Network Attached Storage Review
- Google Helping Syrian Refugees With $5.3 Million Chromebook Grant For Project Reconnect
- Rapper Argues That The Earth Is Flat, Neil deGrasse Tyson Takes Him To School
- Using Samsung’s New 8-inch Galaxy Tab E 8.0 As A Phone Looks Just As Ridiculous As It Sounds
- Sony Forms New Company To Run Red Hot PlayStation Business
- Pay What You Want: Complete 2016 Coder Bundle In The HotHardware Shop
- Face It, Most Of Your Facebook Friends Aren't Truly Your Friends, Study Says
- Daimler CEO Surprised By Apple, Google Progress On Landmark Self-Driving Cars
- Google Play Games Freed From Mandatory Google+ Prerequisite
- Bundled Gift Card Deals With Dell UltraSharp U29132M Panoramic Monitor, Sony KDL-40W600B Smart HDTV And More
- Cortana In Windows 10 Will Peruse Your Emails To Help You Honor Promises Made
- Tigerlake Is Intel’s Third Musketeer In 10nm Process Node Along With Icelake And Cannonlake
- University of Virginia Foiled By Phishing Attack, Data Breach Engulfs 1,400 Employees
- Samsung Opening Virtual Reality Production Studio in NYC
- Alleged 4-inch Apple iPhone 5se Prototype Nabs iPhone 6s Design Cues
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All News for January 2016
When we last left Joe Belfiore, he announced that he was taking a nine-month-long break from Microsoft to travel the world with his family. Belfiore is Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President for the Operating Systems Group and has been the...
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If you're surfing the Internet with a browser (a rarity, we know), there's a new bug to be cautious of. With a bit of simple JavaScript, a browser's HTML5 History API can be called upon thousands of times, ultimately causing a meltdown. Of...
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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 some Select Crucial and Lexar Memory Products, a Dell Inspiron 15 5000 Skylake-based notebook with...
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We’ve been wondering what the next big step would be for the Twitter-owned Periscope live streaming app, and today we got a look at what’s been going on behind the scenes. Periscope announced today that it will support live broadcasting...
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Part of the reason why Uber is so popular is because of its feedback system. Drivers rate passengers and passengers rate drivers, a sort of check-and-balance system between two parties. But what if negative feedback isn't warranted? As a...
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Netgear has released a new line of high-end-yet-consumer-friendly NAS drives dubbed the RN210 family. They are available in both two-and-four bay models, and this time around we’ll be examining its two-bay model, the RN212, and everything we cover here applies to the four-bay model as well...
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Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, is partnering with NetHope to help Syrian refugees in Germany get acclimated to their new environment and take advantage of educational opportunities. The effort consists of a $5.3 million grant to...
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I may not be a smart man, but I know what science is. There is no doubt that the Earth is round — it’s a fact that we’ve known for centuries. But that hasn’t stopped some science-averse people from challenging that idea over the years. The...
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At what point does a device become too big to use as a mobile phone? If you don't want to look silly to passersby, the cutoff point would be well before 8 inches, but that didn't stop Samsung from injecting support for voice calling into...
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Sony today announced the formation of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, a new company that combines Sony's streaming and online game services such as the PlayStation Store with all facets of its PlayStation console operations, including hardware and software. The new entity will be...
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If you've ever wanted to learn how to code, we’ve got an awesome deal running in the HotHardware Shop you’ll want to check out. We’ve got almost $2,000 worth of coding tutorials on sale in a pay-what-you-want bundle...
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You may have hundreds or even thousands of Facebook friends, but chances are that the vast majority of them would turn their backs on you in a flash if you were truly in need, or at least that's what a recent study suggests. Research from...
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We've been talking about Apple's secret automotive project for what feels like forever, and despite all that's been reported up to this point, the company has stuck to its guns and remains quiet on the matter. At this point, though, we...
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Google’s long-needed quest to untangle its core services from the mediocre web of Google+ is finally picking up the pace. The exodus continues today, as you will no longer need a Google+ account in order to access the Play Games service.
Google notes that gamers will only have to sign-in...
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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 UltraSharp U2913WM panoramic 29" monitor, a Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, a Sony...
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Cortana has already proven itself to be a powerful digital assistant; one the is worthy being compared favorably to similar offerings from Google (Google Now) and Apple (Siri). Microsoft, however, has the advantage of offering Cortana not...
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Intel’s leadership in chip manufacturing technology has put the company on a steady tick-tock cadence when it comes to major processor releases. The company usually releases a new fabrication process with a “tick” and follows that up with...
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Computer hackers accessed personally identifiable information and financial details belonging to around 1,400 University of Virginia workers as part of an email phishing scam, the University announced. An internal investigation determined...
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Do you think maybe companies are super excited about the prospects of virtual reality? Samsung certainly is, and its efforts aren't stopping at the Gear VR headset it sells, either. Looking at the content creation side of things, the South Korean electronics maker is opening a studio in New...
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It's another day, and that means another iPhone rumor. There's already been plenty of online chatter about one of Apple's next generation handsets, one that will bring modern hardware and amenities to customers who prefer a smaller size...
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This is turning out to be one heck of a year for geek culture in entertainment. First, fans (both new and old) of the Star Wars franchise were treated to a long awaited sequel to the original trilogy in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and later this year World of Warcraft may be tempted to log...
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Earlier this month at CES, Samsung announced two new additions to its well-received Tizen-based Gear S2 smartwatch family. While Samsung launched its latest, circular-faced smartwatch family with the sporty $299 Gear S2 and more stately...
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