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Tegra K1 benchmarks far exceed A7 and Snapdragon 800 performance
Nvidia kicked off CES with the announcement of its new Tegra K1 mobile chip, but lurking on the show floor was a device actually running an early version of the next-generation...
Xbox One’s gameplay streaming feature is still months away
Both the Sony PS4 and the Microsoft Xbox One were originally supposed to launch with included gameplay streaming features and while Sony did accomplish this, Microsoft is struggling to include...
Sony hints at a potential Windows Phone in the future
Sony is rumored to be considering launching a Windows Phone this year, and now the company has confirmed it’s still in discussions with Microsoft. Speaking to TechRadar this week, Sony’s European mobile chief, Pierre Perron,...
Government could make trillions off of the Internet of Everything
Cisco CEO John Chambers is counting on the software, services and hardware needed to enable the Internet of Everything to help turn the world’s largest maker of networking gear into...
IBM’s Jeopardy-winning AI is one step closer to reality
Can Watson, the Jeopardy-winning computer whose software enables it to learn from past experience, become of one of the biggest inventions in IBM's 103-year history? That is the question IBM executives are asking themselves...
Microsoft is pulling Security Essentials from Windows XP
Most people are aware that Microsoft will end support for Windows XP on April 8th and that Microsoft Security Essentials will stop getting definition updates. However, it came as a...
Apple users spent over $10 billion at the App Store last year
Apple today announced that customers spent over $10 billion on the App Store in 2013, including over $1 billion in December alone. App Store customers downloaded almost three billion apps...
Apple acquires developer of rapid-fire camera app
Apple has acquired the one-man photo technology startup SnappyLabs, maker of SnappyCam. The startup was founded and run solely by John Papandriopoulos, an electrical engineering PhD from the University Of Melbourne who invented...
Will really Chromebooks be able to replace Windows PCs?
As Google continues to update both ChromeOS and its own cloud services, Chromebooks are starting to look less like a glorified web browsing machine and more like a potential replacement for...
Intel promises “innovative wearable devices” at CES 2014
After taking a brief dip inside the TV market, Intel has decided to focus more attention on wearable devices. Intel has already confirmed that it has been experimenting with smartwatches...
Sony claims that consoles can can benefit from mobile gaming
In recent years, mobile gaming has risen to dominate the gaming market, exceeding both console gaming and PC gaming in terms or revenue. While this may worry non-mobile gaming companies,...
Microsoft creates new programming language called M#
Midori, a non-Windows operating system that Microsoft has been developing since 2008, has spawned a new programming language reportedly called M#. The new language strives to strike a balance between performance and safety/productivity....
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