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The Evolution of the Electronics Industry
Check out this white paper to hear the history of the electronics industry, and how it has changed the world. By looking at the past, you may be able to predict the future.
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Intel launches souped up i7 for desktops; Overclocking enabled
Amid the launch of its server chips, Intel dropped in a high-performance i7 processor for gamers and the overclocking crowd.
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Gallery: My favorite iPad apps - Spring 2012 Edition
A gallery of my favorite iPad apps of Spring 2012 which include productivity, educational and art apps from my presentation at ACAMUG earlier this month.
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My favorite iPad apps - Spring 2012 Edition
If you missed my talk at ACAMUG on May 11, 2012, don't fret. Here's a gallery of my top iPad apps of the moment -- Spring 2012 edition -- from my presentation. They're in no specific order and...
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The all-in-one PC is alive and well
The laptop may have dethroned the desktop, but the all-in-one PC is still growing at a rapid rate. Several companies have announced new models with Intel's latest chips.
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App for Cheating Spouses Is Actually Extremely Useful for BYOD
TigerText doesn't count down when your text messages will disappear, Mission Impossible-style. Nor, thankfully, does it blow up your smartphone. But in every other way, this 2-year-old app can...
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Intel's first Thunderbolt-certified desktop motherboard (pictures)
With the Intel Desktop Board DZ77RE-75K, the first Thunderbolt-certified motherboard that also supports USB 3.0, PC users are able for the first time to enjoy all the popular storage technologies,...
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A threat to the iPad comes from an unlikely source: Nvidia
Nvidia's new platform based around the Tegra 3 that could see quad-core Android tablets retailing for $199.
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Intel pledges conflict-free microprocessor by end of 2013
The company hopes to do away with conflict-tainted tantalum by the end of 2012, with validation for gold, tin and tungsten targeted for late next year.
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Intel brings Cloud SSO to Salesforce's Force.com
Salesforce.com is integrating Intel's Cloud SSO to provide enterprise customers with single sign-on access to Force.com and thousands of cloud-based apps.
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Best gaming graphic cards
A number of graphics cards at various price points that feature both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs.
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Oracle announces Oracle VM Server for x86 Release 3.1
Virtual machine software really must be seen as an enabler rather than as a solution in its own right. Customers really need to examine the whole environment to select the hypervisor that is best...
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Alcatel jumps into core router market, boasts performance gains
Alcatel-Lucent already competes with Cisco and Juniper on edge routers, but is now moving into so-called core routers.
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Choosing the right computer to power the Skype Studio
In later articles, when I tell you what obscenities I'm making this little machine do in the name of broadcasting, you'll understand why this is so very important.
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Sex Tech: IsAnyoneUp, UK ISP filter conspiracy theories, no porn for Coke
Hunter Moore investigated by FBI, UK porn filter conspiracy theories, Coca Cola vs. porn cybersquatters and Big Porn is sued for patent infringement.
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HP releases Oracle documents: Sun hardware a 'pig in lipstick'
Within hours of Oracle releasing a cache of HP documents seen during litigation between the two companies, HP fired back with a release of its own.
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'iQ by Intel' - experimental online magazine curated by a workforce of thousands
Intel has launched 'iQ' an online news magazine whose content is selected by potentially more than 5,000 of its staff. Can great curation help Intel sell more chips?
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Oracle releases HP documents: 'Make your own decision'
Oracle has released a cache of HP documents first seen during litigation, which shows just how much HP wanted to keep the ailing Itanium chip going.
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SAPPHIRENOW: 5 Steps SAP is Taking to Build Its Mobile Developer Ecosystem
SAP announced moves at SAPPHIRE NOW in Orlando that show that we too love Developers! Developers! Developers!
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AMD's 'Trinity' challenge to Intel's Ivy Bridge: Will it convince OEMs?
Lower power consumption means less heat generated and longer battery life for mobile devices. Both of these are important to OEMs wanting to build thin and light devices.
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Intel revs vPro rollout, pushes platform play
The chip giant touted vPro's embedded security features and designs to connect intelligent systems everywhere.
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