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Desktop chips zip past 4GHz; next stop 5GHz?
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- ► May (120)
- • Thanks To Apple And Google, Wearable Technology Is On Track To Become A $50 Billion Market
- • iPhone 6 Concept Includes a Projected Keyboard
- • Google Glass designers predict possibilities for wearable tech market
- • Penitent Romanian hacker aims to protect world's ATMs
- • Why Enterprise Is Avoiding Windows 8
- • Dell: Our corporate customers are still upgrading to Windows 7
- • Report: Yahoo board approves $1.1 billion Tumblr acquisition
- • Oh Where, Oh Where Are Apple's Macbook Airs Going?
- • How BlackBerry is riding iOS and Android to power its comeback
- • Apple's App Store hits 50 billion downloads
- • Financial Times hit by hackers
- • Linus Torvalds Wants All Laptops to Have 2560x1600 'Reasonable Resolution' Displays
- • Analysts praise Nokia's new Lumia 925
- • Microsoft reportedly planning Xbox dashboard UI updates
- • Samsung co-CEO: Galaxy S4 sales to reach 10 million next week
- • New Surface RT commercial emphasizes features
- • Adobe releases free Photoshop Express Windows 8 app
- • Firefox 22 to include OdinMonkey, cookie blocking delayed & more
- • Windows Phone now the third place smartphone ecosystem as BlackBerry sinks further
- • Congress asks Google CEO if Glass infringes 'on the privacy of the average American'
- • Yahoo reportedly wants to buy Tumblr; is scared of Facebook
- • iTunes Update Brings Revamped Mini Player, Songs View
- • Internal Microsoft Scroogled video leaked, takes a few stabs at Chrome
- • iPhone endangers flight as debate about onboard electronics use continues
- • Samsung acknowledges S4 storage complaints; says it's "reviewing" options
- • Winner! Bill Gates is once again the richest man in the world
- • Why tablets are winning
- • Microsoft: We will put ads in Windows Phone YouTube app if we can use Google's APIs
- • Gmail to receive Google Wallet button soon; sending money just got easier
- • Clippy lives! Microsoft's animated Office Assistant returns
- • Google: Chrome now has 750 million active users
- • Google I/O recap: New updates to products, but no Android 4.3
- • Microsoft gets cease and desist letter from Google over YouTube Windows Phone app
- • Microsoft: Windows Blue to be named Windows 8.1, will be free
- • Study claims IE10 blocks nearly all malware on Windows 8
- • Microsoft: Windows 8.1 is an update, not a service pack
- • Microsoft's Surface Pro and RT firmware updated
- • BlackBerry to launch BBM on iOS and Android; no word on Windows Phone
- • Windows Phone doubles global marketshare, but still far behind
- • France considering smartphone, tablet tax to fund cultural content
- • The weight is over: Nokia announces thin and light Lumia 925
- • Firefox 21 now available, launches officially tomorrow
- • Google unifies Gmail, Drive and Google+ photos storage, offers up 15GB
- • HTC First, the "Facebook phone", reportedly killed off by AT&T
- • 'Iron Man 3' movie makers got some advice from Microsoft
- • Under fire, Facebook aims to fix Home — but it may be too late
- • Desktop chips zip past 4GHz; next stop 5GHz?
- • Nokia teases new Lumia in advert ahead of UK Tuesday event
- • With Windows Blue, Microsoft may (finally) do the right thing
- • Classic Shell sees 4.3 million downloads since Windows 8 launch
- • Microsoft finds malware that targets Facebook profiles
- • Report: Samsung to launch 'Android Book' laptops this year
- • Amazing 'Surface-N' Windows Phone concept video unearthed
- • Samsung Galaxy S4 deep-dive review
- • Western Digital ships hybrid drive sporting SanDisk memory
- • NSA Internet Spying Guide Made Public
- • Apple Rumored to be Enhancing AppleCare
- • Firefox OS puts a good $50 smartphone within reach
- • 20 things Apple must fix in iOS
- • YouTube starts its pilot program for paid video channels
- • Microsoft: Don't hold your breath for an iTunes Windows 8 app
- • Samsung Galaxy S4 family to grow, with Mini, Zoom and Activ
- • Nokia Lumia 928 coming exclusively for Verizon Wireless, launches May 16th
- • Bill Gates' 60 Minutes preview shows his $30 million da Vinci notebook
- • Windows leader Julie Larson-Green blogs briefly on 'Blue'
- • Canonical staff to get working Ubuntu phones by late May
- • Microsoft: Windows 8's learning curve needs addressing
- • International Space Station dumps Windows XP for Linux
- • Microsoft to release 10 security bulletins Tuesday
- • Use Windows 7 but want the Windows 8 task manager? Here is your download
- • Internet Explorer: 'Touch is the new fast'
- • Microsoft will make $3.4 billion from Android in 2013
- • FBI says it doesn't need a warrant to snoop on private email, social network messages
- • Two Windows 8 Start menu apps bring in 8 million total downloads
- • PlayStation 4 won't be always-online
- • Toshiba: Microsoft confused PC buyers with Windows 8 and RT
- • Analysts: Apple and Samsung account for 100% of smartphone industry profits
- • Microsoft: Windows 8.1 will be available in June as a public preview
- • Today is Password Day; McAfee suggests you change yours
- • Microsoft reminds Windows Phone 7 users YouTube and Facebook will be updated
- • Microsoft: Windows Blue will respond to feedback, more details in coming weeks
- • Windows 8 reaches 100 million licenses sold
- • Inside the Tech of Iron Man
- • Bill Gates defends Windows 8 and Surface
- • Microsoft: 250 million people are now using SkyDrive
- • Next Xbox won't require always on connection after all
- • Internet Explorer 8 exploit blamed for attacks on several websites
- • Adobe abandons Creative Suite in favour of cloud offerings
- • New efforts to curb cellphone theft
- • Apple Offering $10k Prize to User Who Downloads 50 Billionth App
- • Samsung Defends Low Free Storage Levels on Galaxy S4
- • Jelly Bean alone in driving Android growth
- • The new Debian Linux 7.0 is now available
- • Acer: Windows RT has "no value"
- • Retailers didn't do Windows 8 any favors
- • Microsoft admits zero-day bug in IE8, pledges patch
- • Staples starts selling 3-D printers
- • Microsoft officially abandons "Be what's next" slogan
- • Samsung trashes Apple with new Galaxy S4 ad
- • Uh oh! Lumia 928 billboard appears before its launch
- • Amazon accidentally leaks world's first small-screen Windows 8 tablet
- • Why the browser wars are important to you
- • Valve's Portal & Portal 2 for linux now on steam!
- • US military green-lights secure version of Android for use by soldiers
- • Rumor: LG working with Google for another Nexus phone
- • Acer reveals Aspire R7 laptop/all-in one Windows 8 PC
- • Apple avoids $9.2 billion in tax with debt buyout
- • Windows 8: Microsoft's New Coke moment
- • Future Surface may have 7.5" display, for less than $399
- • Microsoft celebrates 30 years of the Microsoft Mouse
- • Windows 8 Wikipedia page vandalized, 'review' inserted
- • Motorola 'X Phone' pics and info leak
- • Original Angry Birds released for Windows Phone, free until May 15
- • Google Glass won't let you swear
- • Don't trust Apple, Verizon with your data, says EFF's privacy report
- • Samsung 'crushes' Apple with its earnings report
- • Apple wants to integrate Maps and Siri with your car's dashboard
- • Xbox? Xbox Infinity? Xbox Fusion? What will Microsoft call its next game console?
- • Microsoft shipped 900,000 Surfaces in Q1 2013, according to IDC
- • Apple may be struggling to get iOS 7 ready in time
- ► April (30)
- • How Gestures Will Evolve Our User Interfaces
- • CERN recreates first web page
- • BlackBerry CEO predicts demise of tablets within five years
- • Microsoft launches Facebook for Windows Phone beta app program
- • Lenovo reveals Windows 8 ThinkPad S431 touchscreen laptop
- • Linux 3.9 kernel release offers SSD caching and server performance improvements
- • Analyst: Apple may launch $199-$249 iPad mini soon
- • Skype video calling for Outlook.com launches today
- • Netbook shipments to die completely by 2015
- • Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB comes with just 8.82GB of free space
- • OS X 10.9 coming at WWDC, focuses on the power user
- • Microsoft pokes fun of the fanboys in new Windows Phone advert
- • Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablet announced with low-end hardware specs
- • iOS 7 said to be "flat," just like Windows Phone
- • How police are stopping iPhone theft
- • Galaxy S4 drop test shows Corning's Gorilla Glass 3 is still not impact resistant
- • Spain arrests suspect in massive cyberattack
- • iTunes turns 10: How Apple music store killed old music industry
- • Senate delays vote on Internet sales tax until May
- • After hack, LivingSocial tells 50M users to reset passwords
- • Windows Phone 8.1 concept envisions serious polish
- • Galaxy S4 now on sale in the US and UK
- • Next version of Android: 4.3, not 5.0; Jelly Bean again, not Key Lime Pie
- • Beware, pirates: McAfee plans to detect and block infringing content in the browser
- • The 21 worst tech habits—and how to break them
- • EA Confirms Another Round of Layoffs
- • Want to bring back Windows Live Messenger? Here's how
- • Microsoft 're-imagining' video reveals secrets of rebranding, hints of what's to come
- • Alert: Skype account hijack technique may affect all users
- • Windows Phone entrenches itself in third place in the US, grows faster than Android
- ► May (120)