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Motorola's EX130 is another dual-screen Android device
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Some of the greatest leaks come from the most unlikely sources. The FCC is usually the go-to repository for unannounced devices in the pipeline, but the BluetoothSpecial Interest Group site is respons...
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OCZ Introduces Enterprise-Ready VeloDrive PCIe SSD
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OCZ has announced that it will soon release another in its line of PCI Express (PCIe)–based solid-state drives (SSDs), the VeloDrive PCI-Express SSD, this one intended primarily for business and enter...
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What RIM Must Show Us at BlackBerry World
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The BlackBerry is dying. Yes, RIM is selling a lot of BlackBerry phones, especially abroad. But look at the sad truth here in the U.S.: there hasn't been a major BlackBerry launch since last August's ...
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ZTE countersues Huawei over LTE patents in China
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As night follows day, so a patent suit from one company usually spawns another in return; we’ve seen it happen with Apple and Samsung, and now Huawei and ZTE are doing the same IP dance. After Huawei...
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Google announces voice, video chat for Android 2.3
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Google has announced a new version of Google Talk with video and voice chat for Android 2.3 (codenamed Gingerbread) devices. The new app lets you video or voice chat over a 3G data network, a 4G data ...
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SIM-sized satellites to lift off with Endeavour this afternoon
Like UnlikeThey won't be beaming GPS or radio signals back to Earth anytime soon, but these one-inch-square satellites could one day travel to distant planets -- without fuel. Developed over a period of three ye...
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RIM slashes profit forecasts
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BlackBerry maker RIM has cut its current profit forecasts, following disappointing smartphone shipments for its latest financial first quarter.
RIM forecast that it would ship 13.5 to 14.5 million sma...
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Sony to counter legal Action with User Compensation for Playstation Network Outage?
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The Playstation Network is now down since April 19. Hackers broke in and stole 77 million user account data. It is still not clear if credit card data i stolen as well. There are reports that credit c...
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Amazon details AWS failure: 0.07% of volumes in downed zone lost
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Amazon has released a lengthy explanation of its recent Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) and Relational Database Service (RDS) downtime, blaming “stuck” data volumes and the system’s inability to work ar...
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Google patent app puts fragmented social networks and services in one place
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I’m not that big on social networking, but for many people social networking is a huge deal. Google already has a myriad of offerings that are social in nature, even if they aren’t Facebook, which man...
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Logitech admits just $5m in Google TV profits; hopes “next-gen” will save it
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Logitech has confirmed a mere $5m in sales of its Google TV product range, centered around the first STB for the Android-based project, the Logitech Revue. Revealed in the company’s recent financial r...
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PlayStation Network credit card data reportedly up for sale warn security experts
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Sony’s PlayStation Network headaches continue, with security researchers claiming that the hackers who broke into the company’s databases are offering to sell credit card numbers stolen from PSN users...
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Thunderbolt Successor to Boast of 50 Gbps Bandwidth
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For the greater part of the last decade, PC device connectivity was limited to the 480 Mbps bandwidth of USB 2.0. The pressing need for more bandwidth to run external hard drives and disk racks was al...
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Microsoft beats Street, but pales against Apple
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Microsoft announced better than expected earnings for the last quarter. Microsoft's third-quarter revenue is $16.43 billion for the quarter ended Mar. 31, 2011. This is a 13% increase from the same pe...
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AT&T is selling refurbished first generation Apple iPad 3G models for as little as $329
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Although it’s not being heavily advertised by Verizon, there’s no arguing that it’s nearly impossible to not be somewhat entertained by aggressive $299 price point given to the first generation 16GB i...
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