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Friday, May 24, 2013

Windows Blue hides 4K display support, tons of new features, developer says

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Windows Blue hides 4K display support, tons of new features, developer says

05.23.2013 4:00 PM

An in-depth comparison of the APIs used by Windows 8.1 suggests that Blue tablets could support 4K resolutions and lock-screen calls, and possibly replace the Search charm with something more useful.

Microsoft's Xbox One will succeed where Google TV failed

05.21.2013 1:59 PM

Yes, we've seen set-top boxes try to combine the Web, apps, and games before. But nothing approaches the way Microsoft's Xbox One does so.

 

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New Digital Entertainment Superguide!

Everything you need to know to get started with your home network and hardware.

 

Nvidia's GeForce GTX 780: a Titan for the rest of us

05.23.2013 6:00 AM

The same GPU powering the $999 Titan is now available in a $649 cousin, and the GeForce Experience utility comes out of beta.

And the study says: Windows 8 users rarely touch Metro apps

05.22.2013 8:00 AM

The difference is touch: tablet and touchscreen laptop users adopted more Windows Store apps than users with non-touch displays.

TechHive's Wireless Week: Testing America's networks

05.20.2013 3:00 AM

We performed more than 18,000 tests of the major wireless services in 20 U.S. cities. Our goal? To name the nation's wireless-network winners and losers.

How to dummy-proof the PCs of friends and family

05.20.2013 3:30 AM

You?re the one who gets the call when something goes wrong. These smart tools and settings will help you help them with less hassle.

11 killer sim games that immerse you in reality

05.23.2013 5:35 AM

Step into the world's best simulations. You'll find insanely realistic game play?and a few lessons along the way.

9 social media mistakes your business must avoid

05.17.2013 3:00 AM

One errant or rogue post can derail your business?s reputation. Learn what not to do from these real-world cautionary tales.

Free Chrome extensions power up Gmail

05.22.2013 3:00 AM

From keyboard shortcuts to inbox managers, these handy Chrome extensions make a good email program even better.

Green gadgets keep your home office humming

05.17.2013 3:30 AM

Reduce your utility bills and automate operations with networked lighting, smart power supplies, and programmable thermostats.

Mozilla postpones default blocking of third-party cookies in Firefox

05.17.2013 5:40 AM

Mozilla has postponed blocking third-party cookies by default in the Beta version of Firefox 22, "to collect and analyze data on the effect of blocking some third-party cookies."

In a vast sea of malware, viruses make a small comeback

05.17.2013 5:42 AM

The computer virus seems to be making a subtle comeback.

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Tubular jQuery plugin adds video background option

Some specialty websites or others that have videos to promote can make use of the Tubular plugin, which allows designers to use a YouTube video as background. Read more

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Data visualizations with Can I Use compatibility tables

The Can I Use website keeps data on compatibility of browsers with the latest HTML5, CSS3, and SVG code. Here is a way to get the data source and create your own visualizations to illustrate the... Read more

What Google I/O 2013 means for Google Apps

At Google I/O, Google's annual developer conference, the company released myriad application updates, the most notable being an updated Google+. Read more

Streamline CSS development with LESS

LESS is a dynamic stylesheet language that extends standard CSS. The result is leaner code that is easier to maintain. Read more

Five tips for improving Mac performance

These aren't the cheapest or the easiest ways, but these tips for improving your Mac's performance will have the most impact. Read more

The four stages of creating a successful social enterprise

Learn how to use social media-style tools to help your organisation share information and collaborate more effectively. Read more


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May 24, 2013

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Bitcoin’s Growing Pains

The first major conference for the digital currency suggests it is gaining legitimacy, but in a manner disappointing to some early enthusiasts.

 
 

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In your DNA are clues to your health, your ancestry, and maybe even your purchasing preferences.

 

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Formlabs Starts to Ship Its Professional 3-D Printer

Formlabs is bringing down the costs of a better 3-D printing technique, but it must survive a patent lawsuit.

 
 

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The Data Scientist: A New Job and a New Way of Doing Business

A job invented in Silicon Valley is going mainstream as more industries try to gain an edge from big data.

 
 

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People and Data

 
 

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Intel Fuels a Rebellion around Your Data

The world’s largest chip maker wants to see a new kind of economy bloom around personal data.

 
 

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How Apple Avoids Taxes through R&D Spending

In Washington, CEO Tim Cook defended Apple’s R&D cost-sharing arrangements.

 
 

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SAP Makes Big Data Real– And Real-Time

 
 

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The Impending Headache of Google Glass Apps

Glass apps will require people to create new content filters. Maybe that’s just a losing battle.

 
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May 24, 2013

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Nanostructured Material Could Make Gasoline Cheaper and Less Toxic

A hydrocarbon-sorting material could replace energy-intensive oil refining steps.

 
 

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Teens’ Coded Language is Latest Challenge for Facebook's Ad Algorithms

Most teenagers deliberately hide what they are really talking about on Facebook - a practice that could make it harder to pitch ads at them.

 
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An Interplanetary GPS Using Pulsar Signals

Spacecraft could determine their position anywhere in the solar system to within five kilometres using signals from x-ray pulsars, say astronomers.

 
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