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A 32-bit version is due in the first half of this year, while a second version with Nvidia's Project Denver CPU will come later
The Salinas circle was part of the launch of the company's new Tegra K1 chip
New smartphone peripherals are on display at the Consumer Electronics Show
Tao Wellshell is a pocket-size sensor hub that works with isometrics. The app has game-like interfaces to turn pressure into lost pounds.
Roku's streaming service will be incorporated into TVs from six companies this year, including TCL and HiSense
The Pro X2 410, priced at under $899, has a detachable screen that functions as tablet
HP's Slate 21 Pro all-in-one is price at $399 and will ship in March
The next model in the in iconic range will feature an advanced telemetry system from Cosworth
Evernote's CEO vows to focus on quality as well as better design
MRAM and RRAM chips are starting to move beyond niche and could change your PC experience in a few years
LaCie's Fuel drive solves the problem of limited storage in the iPad and iPhone
Samsung has launched an ambitious effort to build a home automation system managed by a smartphone app
Lenovo puts Android in a 28-inch 4K smart monitor and a 19.5-inch all-in-one PC
Lenovo's aggressively priced ThinkVision 2840M 4K monitor will ship in April
His influence as largest stockholder wanes as Gates sells off holdings
A copyright infringement lawsuit takes aim at another company's keyboard product
The spy agency is spending $80M on basic research related to quantum computing
The FISA court approves the metadata collection program for the 36th time in seven years
What the industry's top application vendors are likely to do this year
The agency's metadata collection efforts haven't been key to thwarting terrorist attacks, researchers say
2013's jump in share price pushes CEO's holdings above the $12B bar
European Space Agency, university work on robots that could work on spacecraft
The decision of the D.C. judge conflicts with a ruling from a New York judge in a separate case
Social network sued for allegedly scanning users' private messages
Designers and developers suggest 'Firefox Touch' as the name for the often-delayed Windows 8 and 8.1 browser
The compromise was the result of the hosting provider using insecure passwords for the virtualization software, the OpenSSL Project said
Microsoft Surface Pro 2 laptops get faster
Developers can order a hardware and software kit from new partner Tobii
Acer's new Chromebook C720P-2600 touchscreen laptop is priced at $299.99
Orbital Sciences cargo craft slated to deliver nearly 3,000 pounds of supplies to International Space Station
The company's LTE modem is expected to help lower the cost of LTE smartphones
Facebook is charged with scanning private messages to profile users
New controls will let people stop themselves from being searchable based on their phone numbers
The spy agency is working on a cryptographically useful quantum computer, according to The Washington Post
The technology is designed to bring digital currency to the masses
The deal will give FireEye more tools to help companies identify and combat attacks
The civil liberties group asks an appeals court to review the judge's order finding a phone records collection program legal
Theft of Snapchat user names and phone numbers more embarrassing than damaging
The court also rejects company's petition for a hearing
Trends in tech hiring aren't always what they seem
Jeffrey Kilbride, one of the first to be convicted under CAN-SPAM Act, was on the loose for just over 24 hours
Wearable cameras, glasses, smartwatches to dominate CES show floor
Mac operating system fragmentation should worry Apple
Sony, Samsung, Toshiba Intel and other companies pledge support for Google's VP9 4K video format
Now that the holidays have gone by, it's time to focus on solving the problems of employees returning to work with new devices
The car will run at 100 mpg, just like its hybrid predecessor, Ford says
