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Motorola confirm locked DROID 2 and DROID X bootloaders
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Hacking the Motorola DROID X and DROID 2 may be a significantly tougher prospect, thanks to the confirmation that the company will be locking the bootloaders of
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Swiftkey beta brings new keyboard, world class predictive text to Android
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The software and language engineers at Swiftkey have been toiling on this app for the past two years, and at long last, it's being made available for precisely nothing to anxious Android users. Hot on...
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Broadcom gets Bluetooth 4.0 certification
Like UnlikeToday, Broadcom announced that it has gained Bluetooth 4.0 certification for its BTE Bluetooth stack and system-on-a-chip solutions. The new Bluetooth 4.0 standard has lower overhead than previous ite...
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Android 2.2 and 2.1 Sense for HTC HD2 released
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Getting Android running smoothly on the HTC HD2 has been a reasonably long project, but the xda-developers teams working on the port are getting close to perfect releases. There are now two almost co...
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The 12th Russian Spy Worked at Microsoft
Like UnlikeHe may not have the femme fatale appeal of Anna Chapman, but recently deported Russian spy Alexey Karetnikov had something eve more intriguing: gainful employment at Microsoft. Which might explain a l...
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Asus Ares video card is world’s fastest single graphics card
Like UnlikeI am a sucker for high-end computer hardware and video cards. Asus pulled the wraps off a video card yesterday called the ARES that the company claims to be the fastest single video card on the planet...
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Sony PlayStation Move: what the future holds
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Sony announced a total of 16 PlayStation Move games at this year's annual E3 gaming show 'n' tell in LA back in June to show off what was, for many attendees, the most impressive new motion-tech for g...
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Asus unveils its GTX460 video cards
Like UnlikeThe NVIDIA GTX 460 video card launched recently and Asus has added its own models to the offerings on the market. The new video cards support 3D Vision Surround, DX11, PhysX, and CUDA like the other...
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iPad second gen rumours return: new sizes, OLED screens
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We’ve not heard much about the iPad 2G model presumably destined for a 2011 release yet, but now a new report has been published, with some eyebrow raising claims. Not only will the new iPad come with...
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Opera Mini 5.1 perks up Android phones
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Opera has announced its new 5.1 browser for Android phones - promising improved performance.
The new release focuses on making browsing a better experience, especially with top end, high resolution d...
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New Nvidia Drivers Boost Up Fermi Performance
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Along with the GeForce GTX 460 release yesterday, Nvidia also brought out some new drivers to support it. But even for those without the new 460 GPU, any gamer with a Fermi-based GPU will be able to r...
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Apple Gets All Hot and Bothered by Knockoff Power Adapter
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As anyone who's been around the electronics scene knows, there's big money to be made in selling cables and other related peripherals with big markups. Apple knows this as well as anyone, and they've ...
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Intel to roll out Sandy Bridge chips faster than expected
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Intel's latest microprocessor family, code-named Sandy Bridge, will start rolling off production lines faster than expected due to rave reviews by customers, the company's CEO said Tuesday.
The worl...
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Velocity Micro Talks Tablets, E-Readers
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It won't be long before it will be easier to list out the companies who don't plan on releasing a tablet. Even boutique system builder Velocity Micro is now getting in the game, having just announced ...
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Microsoft: 74 Percent of Businesses Still Run Windows XP
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Make of this what you will, but according to Microsoft, some 74 percent of businesses are still running Windows XP, an operating system now two generations old.
That number comes from Tammi Reller, C...
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