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AMD confirms tablet-friendly Z-series APU, next-gen Trinity APU for bigger devices
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AMD likes to take its time before stepping inside the ring, but it's turned up at Computex with its gown off and mouthguard in. Its much-leaked Z-series Fusion APU (aka "Desna") for tablet devices is ...
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Huawei to launch a "high-end" Android phone with 3.7-inch display later in the year
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Chinese companies are getting super serious in the mobile game. ZTE already announced plans to emerge as one of the top 5 Android smartphone makers, and now we’re hearing Huawei will launch a high-end...
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U.S. CIO Vivek Kundra working to allow consumer devices in government
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Motorola leaks Xoom 2 tablet, Tracy XL watchphone, and Slimline, Zaha, Targa, and Pearl handsets
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So here's the story: Pocketnow was able to snatch some screengrabs from a Motorola Mobility site redesign. The image above (and two more after the break) is what they saw. In addition to the Tracy XL ...
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HTC EVO 4G to get Gingerbread update on June 3rd?
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Starting June 3rd, you will be able to manually update the HTC EVO 4G with the Android 2.3 Gingerbread build; 3 days later, if you haven't installed the new version of the OS, the phone will ask you i...
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First Google Chromebook available now through private Gilt sale; $499
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The first notebook model to run Google’s Chrome OS is now available for $499 through a private sale. Samsung’s Chromebook Series 5 notebook computer is currently a featured item on Gilt Men, a subsect...
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Chinese hacker breaks into hundreds of Gmail accounts including senior U.S. government officials
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Google on Wednesday confirmed that a hacker from China was able to break into hundreds of Gmail accounts. The company detected the breach and notified victims of the attack, as well as relevant govern...
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BlackBerry claims 42% market share in Canada
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Call it home turf advantage if you must, but according to comScore’s latest survey, Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion has planted a BlackBerry into the mitten-clad paws of 42% of Canadian sma...
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30+ New Malicious Apps Spotted In The Android Market
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Over the holiday weekend, another batch of malicious apps were found in the official Android Market. According to the Lookout Security Blog (who, it should be disclosed, makes an anti-malware product ...
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Did Microsoft buy Nokia last week?
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Eldar Murtazin, who seems to have his finger on the pulse of all things Nokia, has tweeted yesterday that Microsoft has decided to purchase Nokia for $19 billion. Nokia, who recently released a profit...
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Preliminary tests show LightSquared's network interferes with GPS
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Early testing of LightSquared's new network has shown that it does in fact interfere with GPS signals, as feared by the GPS industry and the Department of Defense, among others.
The issue has come up ...
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Dropbox scores Sony Ericsson preload deal
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Those of you prone to storing files in the cloud will probably be familiar with Dropbox. They’ve made apps for Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry, letting you upload, download, and share files stored in ...
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Barnes & Noble shipping new NOOK now
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Barnes & Noble has started shipping its newly announced NOOK e-reader. The new version of the NOOK features a 6-inch E Ink Pearl touchscreen and uses Android 2.1 Eclair as its operating system, though...
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AMD confirms tablet plans with Desna chip
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Advanced Micro Devices, Intel’s main competitor in processors, has confirmed its plans to enter the tablet market by launching its own processor for tablets. AMD codenamed the chip lineup “Z-series” w...
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Latest Facebook for BlackBerry Beta Brings 'Delete'
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Research In Motion today released a third beta version of Facebook 2.0 for its BlackBerry platform. The new beta adds a small handful of new features, including the ability to work via Wi-Fi; the abil...
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