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The Oculus Rift won’t support Linux or OS X at launch

The intimidating hardware requirements for the Oculus Rift wasn't the only thing that Oculus VR disappointed us with last week, the company also made it clear that the virtual reality...

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Windows 10 Mobile will now be updated directly by Microsoft

Enough is enough, according to Microsoft. The phone maker is taking charge of the update schedule on its Windows 10 mobile devices, taking the control away from carriers who normally...

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Thieves can reset your Apple Watch with ease

There's no point in stealing a smartwatch if its password protected and you can't get in. Not only does that make it so that you can't access the personal information...

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Microsoft wants to cover all the bases with seven Windows 10 editions

Microsoft is gradually giving us all of the pieces we need to put together the Windows 10 puzzle before it officially launches, and this most recent piece shows us how...

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China and Russia have promised not to hack each other

These past few years has seen the number of large-scale hacks increase by a significant amount, with a significant chunk of them originating from China or Russia, and a large...

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How is AMD planning to get back in the game?

AMD may be enjoying the success that comes with powering both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but the company is struggling almost everywhere else. Not only has the shrinking...

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NVIDIA is winding down the LTE modem business we didn’t know it had

In an effort to be more than just a graphics card company, NVIDIA threw a bunch of things against the wall to see what stuck. What didn't stick was the...

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Pinterest is trying to entice developers with its new APIs

Pinterest is loaded with visual content that could make the social network a gold mine for developers and marketers, and the company is finally starting to take real steps towards attracting...

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Intel thinks its ready to start dominating the mobile market

Intel's hardware powers the vast majority of PCs out there, as it always has, but the company wasn't able to bring this dominance over to the mobile market when smartphones started...

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Microsoft is killing off Windows Media Center

Bad new for the very, very few of you who used Windows Media Center: Microsoft has announced that it's killing the software. While current Windows versions will obviously still support the...

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