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Now that Apple and its iPad have made the tablet PC a legitimate form factor, productivity will be the next differentiator for the category, says Wayne Rash at our CTO Edge site. Cisco a... More >
Boy Genius Report reports from an unnamed tipster that Verizon will launch its LTE network Nov. 15. The end of Verizon's unlimited data plans is expected to coincide with the launch, and compatibl... More >
Gartner predicts that more than 1 billion people will use wireless e-mail by the end of 2014. According to the research firm, the commodization of wireless e-mail stems from standardization, interope... More >
Sony is recalling more than 500,000 laptops sold during the first half of 2010 from its F and C series Vaio PCs, reports Notebooks.com . According to the company, the recall is due to a temperat... More >
AT&T announced it has completed its initiative to improve the performance of its 3G wireless voice and data network through four of New York City's five boroughs. The company added new layers of ... More >
A group of researchers from MIT have developed a new technique called "flow switching" that promises faster broadband speeds using existing connections. In theory, flow switching could provide 10... More >
Seagate has announced that it is shipping the industry's first 3 TB hard drive. The 3.5-inch FreeAgent GoFlex Desk external hard drive is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X systems and comes... More >
Sprint launched 4G wireless service in Richmond, Va., Salt Lake City and St. Louis today, Softpedia reports. Customers in the three markets can now take advantage of the 4G capabilities of the O... More >
New research from analytics firm StatCounter notes that Google's Chrome Web browser has nipped Safari for third place in U.S. browser share. Chrome 's 8.97 percent allowed the browser to surpass Saf... More >
Microsoft announced it has sold 150 million licenses of Windows 7. In April, the company announced it had sold 100 million copies . Barron's.com reports that enterprise adoption is likely drivin... More >
Where were you when Landon Donovan scored the game-winner against Algeria yesterday to advance the United States into the knockout stages of the 2010 FIFA World Cup? While not everyone was huddled ... More >
As of today, Google Voice is open to everyone and is no longer by invitation only. The VoIP service provides one number that can ring on all of a user's phones (cell, landline and office), voice mail... More >
Dell is in negotiations with Google to place the search giant's Chrome operating system on its new line of laptops, replacing Windows. The Chrome OS isn't due until later this year, but Dell's flir... More >
Salesforce.com's Chatter collaboration application is now available to all Salesforce.com customers. First announced back in November , Chatter is essentially designed to be a Facebook for the... More >
Verizon is looking to lure customers away from its cable and satellite rivals by making its FiOS service available on a per-month basis and offering price protection for one year without an early t... More >
According to a study by market research firm IDC, sales of personal computers are expected to grow 19.8 percent during 2010. Last year, netbooks helped prop up the PC segment. This year, PC sales a... More >
Google announced that it has updated Commerce Search, the search tool that retailers can install on their websites. Google Commerce Search 2.0 reportedly gives administrators more control over the ... More >
T-Mobile USA has expanded coverage of its HSPA+ network, which offers 4G speeds of 21 Mbps, to a total of 25 metropolitan markets. The company expects to cover more than 75 million Americans with HS... More >
Starbucks will be offering free Wi-Fi in all of its U.S. stores by the end of June, eWeek reports. The company also revealed plans for an in-store service called Starbucks Digital Network which w... More >
Microsoft has removed the beta tags from its latest productivity suite and announced the worldwide availability of Office 2010, more than a month after it was released to business customers . Offic... More >
Sprint may place a cap on data consumption for laptop users who roam, according to The Wall Street Journal . Sprint says it may cap data roaming for laptop data card users and send subscribers a t... More >
In addition to pre-ordering the iPhone 4 , Apple lovers can also get their hands on the new Mac Mini , which starts at $699. Its compact aluminum enclosure is 7.7 inches square, 1.4 inches thin and... More >
Four days into the 2010 World Cup, criticism is mounting over Adidas' Jabulani ball. Jabulani, which is Zulu for to "celebrate," is frustrating players just as the sporting competition is doing the... More >
SeaMicro announced it has created a server with 512 Intel Atom chips on credit-card-sized motherboards. Atom processors are typically found in netbooks, but SeaMicro CEO Andrew Feldman believes the ... More >
Google says its upcoming Chrome OS will be able to access legacy Windows software, despite being a Web-based operating system. Chrome OS's support for running Windows legacy applications will come fr... More >
Adobe has released Flash Player 10.1 for Windows, Mac and Linux users. The company says a version for the Android mobile OS will be available later this month, according to SlashGear . Flash Playe... More >
Amazon Web Services announced the availability of AWS Import/Export for Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). The new service enables faster and easier management of data transfers and migration... More >
O2, which has offered the iPhone in the UK since 2007 and saw its exclusivity with the device end last fall, is following in the footsteps of AT&T by ending unlimited data for new and upgra... More >
Apple released its Safari 5 browser earlier this week. The company claimed that its new browser provided a 30 percent performance boost over its predecessor while also nipping the likes of Chrome a... More >
Microsoft has added social-networking features to its Bing search engine, which the company says will make it easier to find specific information. Bing.com/social includes tweets from Twitter, link... More >
The Europen Commission has provided €70 million ($85 million) toward the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (Prace), a pan-European multi-petaflop-scale supercomputing initiative. Prace w... More >
After priming its search engine with Caffeine for roughly 10 months, Google has now released the update to its search indexing technology. According to the Official Google Blog : Caffeine provides... More >
Microsoft has launched a free version of its Office Web Apps in the United States, Canada, Ireland and the UK. The free Web-based versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote are geared to compe... More >
Polycom has extended its telepresence portfolio with the unveiling of the Polycom Open Telepresence Experience 300 (OTX 300). The telepresence solution runs on the H.264 video compression standard an... More >
In the shadow of its iPhone 4 unveiling, Apple released Safari 5, the latest version of its Web browser. A noteable addition to Safari 5 is Safari Reader , which according to Apple, "removes annoy... More >
Microsoft will release its first major update of Windows 7 by the end of July. Don't expect too many surprises. According to company officials, the beta of Service Pack 1 (SP1) will not include any... More >
Producteev , a provider of cross-platform task management, announced Producteev Two , which looks to expand users' ability to capture tasks, e-mail-based action items or plan deadlines through multi... More >
Hewlett-Packard's revamped printer business is making news. The company's new Web-connected printers, like the HP Photosmart Premium , feature their own e-mail addresses , according to DailyTech... More >
David Pogue at The New York Times calls a new version of Microsoft Office as certain as taxes. The said, certainty will arive in stores June 15. Despite all the pomp and circumstance surrounding ... More >
Verizon announced that it is looking for local companies to partner with to build out its 4G network to areas where it does not have towers or backhaul capacity. Verizon will provide the companies wi... More >
According to new figures from Gartner, worldwide chip revenue is expected to reach $290 billion in 2010, up 27 percent from last year. It had previously projected growth of just 19.9 percent, Bloo... More >
ARM, Freescale, IBM, Samsung, ST-Ercisson and Texas Instruments have created a non-profit company, Linaro, that is commited to providing new resources and industry alignment for open source developer... More >
Google has slated the release of its open source Chrome OS for autumn 2010. Sundar Pichai, Google's head of Chrome development, made the announcement at the Computex trade show in Taiwan. The ... More >
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission released results from its nationwide survey on home broadband service today. The agency found that 80 percent of broadband subscribers don't know their conn... More >
AT&T announced a new set of data plans for smartphones and tablets that will be available beginning June 7. The low-end plan, DataPlus, includes 200MB of data for $15 a month. If the 200MB are ex... More >
Qualcomm unveiled its third-generation Snapdragon chipsets to very select company at Computex, I4U reports. The dual-core mobile chipsets run at speeds of 1.2 GHz and 1.5 GHz. They are capable ... More >
Google's Chrome Web browser cracked the 7 percent mark in May after netting 6.7 percent share through April, according to Net Applications. MOU Blog reports that Chrome's gain came at the expense... More >
China is ramping up its efforts to be a titan of supercomputing. Its Nebulae system at the National Super Computer Center in Shenzen was ranked second on the biannual Top 500 supercomputer list. The ... More >
At the Computex show in Taiwan, Intel revealed " Canoe Lake ," a 14-mm thick concept netbook. The prototype form factor will be licensed to OEMs and incorporate the Pine Trail dual-core Atom, accordi... More >
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