Monthly Archives: September 2011

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The Android Juggernaut

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The Android Juggernaut Although it has taken longer than Google would have liked, Android is now starting to catch on in the tablet space. Consumers...

Windows 8 Will Need Apps, Microsoft Legacy to Combat Apple iPad

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Can Windows 8 challenge the iPad's dominance of the tablet market?Microsoft certainly hopes so. As the market for mobile devices expands at a rapid...

HP Begins Layoffs at webOS Division – PC Group Next?

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The fallout from the bombastic Aug. 18 Hewlett-Packard corporate strategy left turn is beginning to take shape in the form of real effects on...

FTC Workshop to Address Privacy, Facial Recognition

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The Federal Trade Commission is planning to hold a workshop to examine how increased use of facial recognition technology impacts consumer privacy and security....
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On User Interfaces and Innovation

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I've spent the last few days kicking the tires on the client version of Windows 8, which set me to thinking about the evolution...

Cyber-Attackers Leak Intelligence Officials’ Names, Addresses

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Less than 48 hours after a national security organization released a report on cyber-threats and defenses, attackers breached its Website and posted the membership...

Google’s Schmidt Prepares for Antitrust Inquiry on Capitol Hill

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Former Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) CEO and current Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt will appear before the Senate antitrust subcommittee hearing this Wednesday, Sept. 22 to testify...

Apple’s iPhone 5 Now a Samsung Target in Korea

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Apple's iPhone 5 may still be weeks away from being unveiled, but that hasn't stopped Samsung from filing a lawsuit to have the as-yet-unrevealed...

Verizon Pantech Breakout LTE Android Phone Costs $99

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The trend toward low-cost Android phones continued in the United States as Verizon Wireless (NYSE:VZW) introduced the Pantech Breakout, a 4G LTE (Long Term...

Windows 8 Could Pull In Rapid Enterprise Upgrades: 10 Reasons Why

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At the BUILD conference last week, Microsoft spent a lot of time talking about Windows 8, the next version of its operating system, set...