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Apple VP of iPad Thickness and others spell out the real highlights of iPad Mini
Swamped data centers, downed networks challenging businesses and their IT staffs
Not that the guy wouldn't deserve whatever punishment he got
As we continue to spend more and more of our waking ours engaged in online activity, it's increasingly common to hear people argue that we as a society are becoming more isolated from one another. The solution? The 'Like a hug Vest' from the MIT Medi
There's been a whole lot of discussion regarding Scott Forstall's unceremonious exit from Apple and now we know why, in part, Forstall was ousted seemingly so abruptly.
‘We envision a world where sharing one's Internet connection is the norm’
After forcing myself to use Microsoft's Surface tablet running Windows RT, I came away genuinely impressed. In such a crowded market, though, the Surface still faces an uphill battle.
Though Windows 8 may be exciting for its cross-platform access, app developers remain wary of building apps for Windows Phone 8.
We the people are not included in the U.S. Copyright Office's mission
In a $1 billion acquisition, Riverbed will acquire APM market leader Opnet.
Apple on Monday announced an executive shakeup of epic proportions. Scott Forstall, who increasingly became a visible member of Apple's executive team where he served as the company's Senior VP of iOS software, will no longer be with the company come
Though Hurricane Sandy forced Google to cancel its plans for a release event for its new Nexus line and Android 4.2, the company still released information on the devices on the official Android blog. Here's what you need to know.
Though not necessarily exhibiting the best judgment
Our Apple and Microsoft-crazed friends don't get all the fun when it comes to exciting new devices. Here are some options to get fellow Linux nerds excited.
Newspaper Web sites accessible to all for free during Sandy
Expect to see the 14th annual edition on Wednesday
You don't have to switch directly from IPv4 to IPv6
On a day when clouds appear anything but happy
250-foot vessel launched, with iMacs in the control room
Apple's newly released iMacs don't come with optical drives standard. Here's why you shouldn't be surprised.
Strange behavior follows the big announcement – would Steve have done it this way? I think not.
Apple this week rolled out a brand new commercial highlighting the recently announced 13-inch MacBook Pro with a Retina Display.
Are California taxpayers ok with its home company charging $100 million more for the state university's computer network?
Gussy it up and go for Apple's pinwheel of death
Remembering the "start me up" release
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