Interest In Large Tablets Fades As Focus Shifts To iPad Mini, Others
Consumers are still buying larger tablets but it seems as though they're now more drawn to cheaper, smaller models such as the iPad mini and…
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New Report Claims Apple's 'iPhone Mini' Could Launch Next Month
In another unlikely report from Taiwan, Topeka Capital Markets analyst claims that Apple's new entry-level "iPhone mini" may launch as soon next month. The analyst…
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TV Everywhere Is Blowing Up Thanks To iPad, Other Mobile Devices
TV viewers and providers are embracing multiscreen and TV Everywhere services. According to ABI Research, nearly a third of households that receive their TV from…
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BlackBerry Is Back From The Dead
BlackBerry has been a source of contention in recent months, as the company struggles back to regain some of its former luster in the ever-changing…
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Nokia Told To Adopt Android Before It's Too Late
If Nokia had a dollar for every time some pundit, analyst or tech blogger said it should switch from Windows Phone to Android, the company's…
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BlueStacks Unveils Second Android Game Console Before Its First One Even Launches
BlueStacks on Friday announced a second Android-powered gaming system known as the GamePop mini, despite the fact that it hasn't even launched its first console…
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BlackBerry, Windows Phone See Their Market Share Shrink Yet Again
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Android and iOS continued to expand their market shares in the United States at the expense of…
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Galaxy S4 Takes The Crown For Fastest Phone With Best Battery Life
Complain all you want about the Galaxy S4's cheap-feeling plastic casing, but the device does have plenty of redeeming features that have nothing to do…
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Is Google's Gaming Console The Next Android Or The Next Google Buzz?
With a handful of Android-based video game consoles already piquing interest and some type of gaming play from Apple on the horizon, a report on…
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BlackBerry Lost 4 Million Subscribers In Q1 Despite New Launches
BlackBerry posted dismal fiscal first-quarter results on Friday morning, and the hits kept on coming during the vendor's earnings call. CEO Thorsten Heins did his…
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BlackBerry Back In The Red After Posting Surprise Q1 Loss
Just as BlackBerry surprised investors last quarter by posting a profit, so too has it surprised this quarter by posting a loss. The company on…
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Not Revealing BlackBerry 10 Unit Sales Was A Big Mistake
BlackBerry's May-quarter handset shipments of 6.8 million units was probably at least 400,000 units short of what the company needed for the quarter. That is…
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iPhone App Downloads Up 31% In May, But Android Narrowed The Gap
According to Fiksu, downloads of free iPhone apps grew by 31% in May compared to the same month in 2012. This is nothing to sniff…
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Wearable Computers Predicted To Kill Smartphones
Since we're still witnessing the slow death of the traditional PC, it may seem a little premature to already start talking about the deaths of…
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Siri Inventors Now Developing The Intelligent Assistant Of The Future
SRI International, creator of Apple's voice assistant Siri, is hard at work on a new intelligent assistant known as "Bright" that could one day know…
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Sony Won't Abandon The PlayStation 3 After The PlayStation 4 Launches
Fear not PlayStation 3 owners, Sony has confirmed that it has no plans to abandon its current console when the PlayStation 4 launches this holiday…
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How To Fix Your Broken PlayStation 3
Sony on Wednesday evening announced that a firmware update is rolling out to fix broken PlayStation 3 consoles. The update is meant to reverse the…
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Apple Blasts ITC For Import Ban Against iPhone 4, iPad 2
Samsung won perhaps its most significant victory to date when it defended an import ban with the U.S. International Trade Commission against various Apple products.…
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iTunes Radio Royalty Rates Revealed - Apple Pays More Than Pandora
When Apple was engaged in long, protracted negotiations with record companies over terms for its iTunes Radio service, many assumed that the company was trying…
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Cord-Cutting Catches On: 60 Million Americans Now Rely On Free Over-The-Air TV
Cash-strapped Americans looking to save some money on their monthly bills are increasingly ditching pay television and relying on free over-the-air television instead. GigaOM points…
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Instagram For BlackBerry, Windows Phone Not Coming 'Anytime Soon'
Big name companies such as Path, Facebook, Tumbler and Twitter were quick to develop applications for Google's wearable computing device. Popular photo-sharing service Instagram, however,…
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Apple Set To Score Another Huge Victory Over Samsung
Germany's Düsseldorf Regional Court is reportedly preparing to issue a tentative ruling against Samsung for unlawful imitation of Apple's iPhone and iPod products. Florian Mueller…
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Adware Found To Plague More Than 1 Million U.S. Android Users
Although the Google Play store does a pretty good job of getting rid of apps that contain malware, it doesn't do nearly as well when…
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Sony Unveils Xperia Z Ultra With A 6.4-Inch Full HD Display
Sony on Tuesday announced the world's largest smartphone with a full HD display. In line with rumors, the Xperia Z Ultra is equipped with a…
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AT&T Mobile Boss Says HTC First Fire Sale Worked [Updated]
AT&T's mobile boss has reportedly confirmed that the carrier's fire sale on the HTC First was a success, and that the phone is now sold…
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Intel's Cable-Killing TV Service Takes A Big Step Toward Launching
Intel is hard at work on efforts that it hopes will shake up the pay-TV market and potentially kill cable as we know it today,…
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Study: More Than 90% Of U.S. Smartphone Owners Have No Interest In Facebook Home
Facebook had the right idea with its Facebook Home strategy, but the devil is always in the details. The company's mobile software is incredibly invasive…
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BlackBerry Continues To Baffle Wall Street As Estimates Swing Wildly
Wall Street's views on BlackBerry 10 sales have been all over the map in recent months. As we approach the company's earnings announcement for the May quarter…
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Sprint Shareholders Approve SoftBank Merger
Sprint shareholders on Tuesday voted in favor of SoftBank's merger bid, which amounts to $21.6 billion in cash and stock for an 80% stake in the…
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Barnes & Noble Abandons Nook Tablet Hardware
Barnes & Noble on Tuesday morning reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street's consensus. Revenue was down 7.4% to $1.3 billion while the company…
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CNN Calls Samsung's Galaxy S4 Line 'Gadget Spam'
Samsung's smartphone strategy has always involved launching a wide range of handsets that span various sizes and price points. The company's efforts are clearly working…
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Huawei Brings The Phablet Craze To Absurd New Heights With 7-Inch Phone
In its latest attempt to blur the lines between smartphones and tablets, Huawei on Monday announced a new 7-inch Android device that can make phone calls.…
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HTC CEO Looks To Capture 15% Of The Smartphone Market
Riding on the success of its latest flagship smartphone, HTC chief executive Peter Chou believes the company can increase its smartphone market share threefold in…
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Apple's iOS 7 Beta 2 To Be Released Today [Updated]
We have been told via our carrier sources that iOS 7, Apple's brand new mobile operating system to be released sometime this fall, will be…
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Malicious Android App Holds Devices Hostage, Demands A $100 Ransom
Security firm Symantec has discovered a malicious application that is infecting Android devices and holding them hostage for ransom. The fake antivirus software, known as…
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HP Seriously Just Unveiled A 21.5-Inch Android Tablet
In effort to reverse eroding PC sales, HP on Monday announced a new 21.5-inch Android tablet that will be marketed as an all-in-one desktop. The Slate…
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Instagram Video Is Already Hurting Vine
Interestingly, Vine downloads seem to already have started sliding in several key markets just a few days after Instagram began attacking it directly. Last Thursday, Instagram added a notably…
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Samsung Forms Carbon Fiber Joint Venture In Bid To Back Away From Plastic
Samsung materials arm, Samsung Petrochemical, has established a joint venture with carbon fiber specialist SGL Group that will aim to "develop new industrial and electronic…
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PlayStation 4, Xbox One Preorders On Amazon Topped 2,500 Per Minute During E3
The gaming industry is in a downward spiral. The launch of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this fall are seen as the only things that…
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AT&T And Verizon Are About To Put The Squeeze On Subscribers
Noted mobile analyst Chetan Sharma has released his latest U.S. Wireless Market Update. It's a grim road map to rising smartphone ownership costs for most…
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The Boy Genius Report: Apple's Plan To Take Over The Living Room While Destroying Microsoft And Sony
Let's just be honest... we are at the absolute end of the road for gaming consoles. There is no reason that you are going to…
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Apple's 'Rubber Band' Patent Bounces Back To Bite Samsung
It's no stretch to say that Samsung is getting tired of hearing about Apple's "rubber band" design patent. Reuters reports that a court in Tokyo…
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Xbox One Preorders Jump Past PlayStation 4 After Microsoft Drops DRM
When Microsoft finally announced its policies regarding Xbox One game-sharing, used game sales and connectivity requirements, gamers were not happy at all. While some people…
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HTC's Posts Worst-Ever Earnings In Q1, But One To Drive Q2 Rebound
HTC on Thursday posted its audited earnings results for the first quarter of 2013 and the were in line with the company's pre-announcement from last…
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NVIDIA Slashes Shield Price, But Nintendo And Sony Will Still Crush It
NVIDIA on Thursday slashed the price of its Shield portable gaming console to $299 from $349 a week before its launch. The Android-powered system has…
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LG Says Next-Gen Optimus G Will Include A Blazing-Fast Snapdragon 800 Chipset
LG has taken an unusual approach for its upcoming flagship smartphone. Rather than waiting for the official announcement to share details about the device, the…
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini And Galaxy S4 Zoom Hands-On
Samsung's goal is simple: It is looking to rule the smartphone world by releasing as many versions of its popular Galaxy S4 as it can.…
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Samsung Shows Off Two New Windows 8 ATIV Tablets
Yes, Samsung is launching even more tablets with different screen sizes, but this time they aren't Galaxy-branded devices. The new ATIV Q and ATIV Tab…
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NFC-Equipped Smartphone Sales Ballooned 300% In 2012 Even Without Apple's Support
A new report from Berg Insight found that Near Field Communication (NFC) adoption exploded in 2012. The research firm found that global sales of NFC-equipped…
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Kim Dotcom Fumes As Megaupload User Data Gets Erased
Kim Dotcom's old file-hosting website Megaupload has been wiped from the Internet. The website was shut down by the Department of Justice in January of…
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Firefox Brushes Off Advertisers, Plows Ahead With 'Do Not Track'
Anyone looking to search the web without being tracked by advertisers will soon be able to use Mozilla's Firefox browser without worries. The Washington Post…
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Analyst Says Next-Gen iPad Mini Won't Have A Retina Display
Despite numerous reports suggesting Apple's second-generation iPad mini will ship later this year with a Retina display, one industry watcher believes the Retina-equipped version of…
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Steam To Show Microsoft How Xbox One Game Lending Should Be Done
Critics have blasted Microsoft over its used game policy for its Xbox One gaming console. Games are locked to a user's personal Xbox Live account…
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Apple TV Now Supports HBO GO And WatchESPN
Apple on Wednesday announced that the HBO GO and WatchESPN apps are now available on Apple TV. The company also added support for news channel Sky News,…
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Why No Company Will Acquire Nokia Right Now
Huawei, which recently became the No.3 smartphone brand in the world, may be considering a Nokia acquisition. Wall Street reacted violently, prompting an 8% spike in Nokia's…
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SoftBank Cleared For Sprint Takeover As Dish Abandons Bid
Efforts to acquire Sprint have been a long and arduous fiasco for SoftBank, but the Japan-based carrier moved one step closer to completing the deal…
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Sony Xperia Z Launches Soon On T-Mobile
T-Mobile on Tuesday announced the upcoming availability of Sony's flagship Xperia Z smartphone. The handset is equipped with 5-inch full HD 1080p display, a 1.5GHz…
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Nintendo 3DS Outsold Xbox 360 In May As Wii U Continued To Flounder
The video game industry continued its downward spiral in May. According to research firm NPD Group, retail sales of hardware, software and gaming accessories in…
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Huawei Might Consider Buying Nokia If It Dumps Windows Phone
Shares of Nokia surged on Tuesday, mostly because Chinese electronics giant Huawei expressed interest in buying the struggling Finnish smartphone manufacturer. Richard Yu, chairman of Huawei's…
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New Phone From An Unlikely Vendor Steals Title Of World's Thinnest Smartphone
Huawei on Tuesday announced the Ascend P6, the world's thinnest smartphone. The handset measures a mere 6.18 millimeters thick and weighs 120 grams, eight grams…
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Ex-HTC Execs Start A High-End Smartphone Company To Battle Former Employer
Two former HTC executives have big plans after having quit HTC earlier this year. Michael Coombes, former head of U.K. and Ireland sales for HTC,…
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Nuance's Dragon Mobile Assistant Adds Voice-Enabled Email, Intelligent Driver Mode
Nuance has been steadily adding new capabilities to its Dragon Mobile Assistant application to help it compete with services such as Siri and Google Now,…
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Google's Kurzweil Says Humanity Is On The Brink Of Achieving Immortality
Never one to make conservative predictions, Google engineering director Ray Kurzweil thinks that humans will soon develop technology advanced enough to keep us alive forever.…
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T-Mobile Ahead Of Schedule With MetroPCS Merger
T-Mobile previously announced that it plans to shut down MetroPCS's CDMA network by 2015 and repurpose the spectrum to expand its 4G LTE coverage. The…
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AT&T's 4G LTE Network Found To Be The Fastest In The U.S.
A new study published by PCMag on Monday found that AT&T has the fastest 4G LTE network in the United States. The website used eight identical…
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U.K. Government Accused Of Spying On G20 Delegates' BlackBerry Phones
Spying claims are spreading and escalating across the globe, from Hong Kong to the United Kingdom. The latest big Guardian exposé claims that the U.K.…
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Netflix Announces Another Vastly Ambitious Content Deal - And Wall Street Is In Love
Netflix on Monday announced a blockbuster deal that will bring no less than 300 hours of original content from DreamWorks to its streaming video service. That means…
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Apple Issues Statement On Customer Privacy In Wake Of PRISM Allegations
Apple on Monday morning issued a public statement regarding customer privacy after having been named as one of several technology giants accused of cooperating with…
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Video: Daily Show's Lewis Black Mocks Google Glass, Xbox One Over Privacy
With all the controversy over the NSA's massive data mining operations, comedian Lewis Black has turned his eye toward two of the most potentially invasive…
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BMI Sues Pandora Over Terrestrial Radio Station Purchase
Pandora has been on a mission over the past couple of years to lower the royalty rates it pays music labels. The company argues that…
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BlackBerry Comeback Continues On Reports Of Strong Sales
Shares of BlackBerry rallied on Thursday on reports that the company's new smartphones are selling better than expected. Andy Perkins of Societe Generale said, per…
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Hulu Deal Imminent As DirecTV Reportedly Wins Bidding War
A Hulu sale is imminent and DirecTV is the likely victor, according to multiple unnamed sources speaking to Pando Daily. This would be possibly the best…
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Best Buy Giving Windows Its Own 'Store-Within-A-Store'
When you walk into your local Best Buy store you will usually find a miniature Apple Store and a Samsung experience section, and soon you can…
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Nintendo CEO Blames Poor Wii U Sales On Company's Own Subpar Games
Sales of Nintendo's Wii U console have been calamitously bad so far but the company's CEO isn't about to start blaming the rise of mobile games.…
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Design Expert On iOS 7: The Critics Just Don't Get It
Apple unveiled a fresh new vision for its mobile platform earlier this week and the responses have been mixed. While the broad look and feel…
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R.I.P. Symbian
What a long, strange trip it's been. Once the most popular smartphone platform on the planet by a massive margin, Symbian is now officially dead.…
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Android Users Can Get One Of iOS 7's Exciting New Features Right Now
Apple introduced a completely revamped version of iOS at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. The latest version of the operating system includes a radically…
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Former Palm CEO Knocks HP For Killing webOS As Rivals Continue To Steal Its Features
When former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein signed off on selling his company to HP for $1.2 billion, little did he realize he was giving it…
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Galaxy S5 Will Reportedly Be Samsung's First All-Metal Smartphone
The Galaxy S4 has only been available for a couple of months, however Samsung is already said to be hard at work on its next…
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Android Gaming Console M.O.J.O Promises 'Supercharged' Performance
Video game accessory vendor Mad Catz has entered the Android console market. The company on Tuesday announced its new M.O.J.O console that looks to bring…
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iOS 7 Security Features Praised For Potential To Thwart Thieves
Officials have previously called on Apple and Google to add additional security features in their mobile operating systems that would prevent criminals from being able…
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Tablet Sales Are The Only Thing Keeping PC Vendors Alive
PC sales are in free fall and could decline nearly 10% in 2013 by some estimates. Consumers are increasingly turning to tablets, which are expected to grow…
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World Wide Web Inventor Decries NSA Data Collection Program
The man who invented the World Wide Web is not happy with all the surveillance that the National Security Agency is conducting on his creation.…
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OS X Mavericks Compatible With All Macs Capable Of Running Mountain Lion
Apple on Monday unveiled OS X 10.9 Mavericks during its Worldwide Developers Conference keynote. The company's latest OS X operating system brings improved support for…
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BlackBerry Q10 Pricing And App Fragmentation Could Leave It Dead In The Water
BlackBerry is expecting big things from its QWERTY-equipped BlackBerry Q10 smartphone. Not everyone is optimistic about the handset's future, however. Strategy Analytics analyst Neil Shah…
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Smartphone, Tablet And PC Shipments To Surpass 1.7 Billion In 2014
Emerging markets are expected to greatly contribute to the continued growth of smartphones, tablets and PCs over the next few years. Research firm IDC projects…
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Google Accused Of Selling Ads For Illegal Prescription Drugs
Mississippi state Attorney General Jim Hood has accused Google of allowing illegal online pharmacies to continue to advertise their counterfeit prescription drugs on its website.…
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Nokia Reigns Supreme In Windows Phone Market
Nokia and Windows Phone go hand in hand, according to data from advertising network AdDuplex. Nokia's smartphones accounted for 80.2% of all Windows Phone devices…
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Intel Reportedly Willing To Pay 75% Premium For Online TV Programming Rights
Intel's plan to shake up the pay-TV industry looks like it will come at a heavy price. Reuters reports that Intel is willing to pay…
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iOS 7 Hands-On
Apple announced an entirely new mobile operating system earlier today, and it's the company's vision for the future of mobile computing. Led by Jonathan Ive…
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Does iOS 7 Make Apple Exciting Again?
Six years. It had been six years since Apple's industry-rocking mobile platform saw any real visual overhaul, but now the wait is over. Just as…
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Apple Announces OS X Mavericks
Apple on Monday unveiled the newest version of its Mac operating system, which it's dubbed OS X Mavericks. The new OS features new tabs for…
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Google Claims It Can Predict Box Office Performance With 94% Accuracy
A new study from Google suggests that the company can predict which new movies will be a hit up to four weeks before they reach…
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Google Wallet Could Be A $300 Million Flop
Google planned to revolutionize the way we make payments with its mobile wallet service. Google Wallet has failed to find mainstream success, however, and has…
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Microsoft's Xbox One Policies Are Driving Me Into The Arms Of The PS4
As someone who's been a very happy Xbox 360 owner for the past six years, I was eagerly anticipating buying an Xbox One this coming…
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Netflix, Hulu, And The Future Of American Television
The latest NPD numbers show Hulu growing at a surprisingly robust pace. Its share of U.S. shows streamed in Q1 2013 jumped to 10% from 7%…
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Will Google Glass Make Everyone Rain Man?
Google Glass won't even launch until sometime next year, but the new connected eyewear is already being banned by a number of businesses across the…
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How Apple Could Improve The App Store By Ditching The 'Most Downloaded' Chart
Although Apple will likely at least refresh its user interface for its mobile devices with iOS 7 at WWDC next week, at least one app…
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Added Security May Be Coming To Android's Face Unlock Feature
Google introduced a new way of unlocking an Android smartphone with its face unlock feature in Android 4.0. The feature wasn't as secure as Google…
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App Uses Kinect To Help Save Lives Of Oblivious Texters
A postdoctoral researcher at the University of Manitoba has developed a mobile app that uses depth-sensing cameras to alert people who are about to suffer…
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Android Isn't 'Winning' The Smartphone War - And Neither Is iOS
A new report has found that the war between Android and iOS isn't producing a clear winner. Mobile analytics firm Flurry revealed that the number of…
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NSA Collection Of Verizon Call Records Draws Instant Backlash
Revelations that the National Security Agency has been collecting call records for tens of millions of Verizon customers under a secret order from the Foreign…
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Video: Wi-Fi Gesture Recognition Tech Turns Your Entire Home Into A Clapper Ad
Anyone who remembers the '80s surely recalls the television ads for The Clapper, the sound recognition system that you could use to turn lights and…
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Dell Committee Gives Icahn's Buyout Bid A Thumbs Down
A special committee setup by Dell's board to examine Carl Icahn's proposal to buy the company has found that the investor's bid is short on funding,…
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BlackBerry Says 60% Of Fortune 500 Firms Are Testing New BlackBerry Products
BlackBerry watched as its once dominant enterprise business lost share to the likes of Samsung and Apple over the past few years. The company is…
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Why Facebook No Longer Looks Destined To Take Over The Internet
Just a little more than a year ago, Wall Street's IPO hype machine went into overdrive pushing Facebook as the next Google or Amazon —…
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Comcast Exec Insists Americans Don't Really Need Google Fiber-Like Speeds
It seems that cable companies really don't think that American consumers need 1Gbps Internet services such as those offered by Google Fiber. We've already seen…
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Galaxy S4 Helped Samsung Outsell Apple For The First Time Since iPhone 5 Debut
The arrival of the Galaxy S4 helped Samsung outsell Apple in the U.S. for the first time since the iPhone 5 launched more than eight…
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Emerging Carrier To Offer Smartphone Service With Data And Unlimited SMS For Free
Internet service provider FreedomPop on Wednesday announced a new mobile service that looks to disrupt the industry. The company, which offers a variety of "freemium"…
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A Hard-Fought Battle Rages Over BlackBerry Sales Estimates
Pretty much on the same day as Digitimes reported that BlackBerry boosting its component orders, a directly opposite message was sent by Pacific Crest's James…
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It's Always Sunny In iOS
A warm front swept through the Mid-Atlantic region late last week and drove the temperature up into the nineties. It was humid and uncomfortable in…
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WWDC 2013: Expectations Said To Be Low, Big Apple News Coming This Fall
As Apple fans gear up for the company's big summer conference next week, it feels like there might not be any surprises in store for…
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European ISPs Could Soon Be Barred From Throttling Traffic, Blocking Content
The European Commission's vice president and digital chief Neelie Kroes is spearheading a campaign that looks to change the way Europeans connect to the Internet.…
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Want A Top-10 App In America? It'll Cost You $60,000
Trademob has a fascinating piece on the cost of launching a top-10 app in various markets. In America, you need 80,000 downloads over a 72-hour period…
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Obama Hopes To Put An End To Patent Trolls With New Executive Orders
It is going to become more difficult for patent-holding firms, more commonly known as patent trolls, to harass American companies. According to The Wall Street…
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Completely Redesigned iPad To Launch In Q3, Retina iPad Mini Reportedly Postponed
Apple's fifth-generation iPad will by all accounts feature a major design overhaul and according to a new report, it will launch in the third quarter…
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Acer Chairman Knocks Windows RT Yet Again
Acer doesn't seem to be able to make up its mind about Microsoft and its new platforms. Top executives from the company have called Windows…
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Gamers Plan Campaign To End DRM On Xbox One And PlayStation 4
Microsoft and Sony's used game policies for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 remain unclear. Both companies have confirmed that their respective consoles can play…
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Google Now Spends More On Lobbying Than Lockheed Martin
Google is looking to extend its power and influence beyond the Internet and Silicon Valley. According to The New York Times, the company spent a…
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Windows Phone And iOS Are Growing Faster Than Android In The U.S.
A new report suggests that Apple and Microsoft's mobile platforms are growing faster than Google's in the United States. According to data released by Kantar…
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How To Avoid NSA Spying
The latest Guardian bombshell reveals that NSA has gained access to several leading U.S. tech giants in a massive dragnet hoovering email, photo, filesharing and chat info from…
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