Monthly Archives: October 2013

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Amazon Fire HDX Is Least Repairable Kindle to Date: iFixit

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Amazon Fire HDX Is Least Repairable Kindle to Date: iFixit By Michelle Maisto The Kindle Fire HDX Is Amazon's Holiday Entry Amazon introduced the Kindle Fire HDX...

FireEye Introduces Threat Protection for Android Mobile Devices

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Security specialist FireEye launched Mobile Threat Prevention, a cloud-based platform designed to address threats from the mobile vector for devices running Google's Android operating...

Zyxel Offers WLAN Controller, Ceiling-Mount Access Points

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Broadband networking, Internet access, connected home and routing specialist Zyxel announced the release of its NXC2500 wireless local area network (LAN) controller and NWA5120...

Why Graph Search Is Moving Databases to a New Level

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Little do we know how popular cloud services such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+ and Web-based email have not only...

Google Chrome to Support Windows XP Users Until 2015

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Google is going after one of its biggest competitors with a cannonball by announcing that its Chrome browser will support Windows XP users until...

Android Developers Need to Get SMS Apps Ready for KitKat

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The upcoming Android KitKat mobile operating system is going to deal differently with SMS apps that use hidden APIs, so Google is advising developers...

Kindle Fire HDX, Best Amazon Tablet to Date, Gets Worst iFixit Score

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Amazon's newest tablet, the Kindle Fire HDX, features twice the memory and three times the processing power of its predecessors. But for users who...

Windows 8.1 Upgrade Delivers Good and Bad News

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Relief is finally at hand. The strange, intractable problems that have plagued Windows 8 since it was first shipped a year ago are being...

IBM Sees Hardware Decline in Q3

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IBM delivered mixed third-quarter earnings, with revenues down 4 percent and net income up 6 percent, led by high growth opportunities and dragged down...

Juniper Boosts the Speed, Capacity of MX 3D Routers

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Juniper Networks is enhancing the speed and capacity of its MX Series 3D routers with new line cards and a switch fabric module that...