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HTC faces executive exodus
HTC’s vice president of global communications, Jason Gordon, has left the company. He announced his departure on Twitter, but did not explain how it came about. -
PC will be saved by power saving Haswell says Intel
The PC will be saved from its much predicted doom by the glorious power-saving ability of the Haswell chip, at least according to the prophecy of Intel's chief technology officer Justin Rattner. -
Stop blaming Ireland for dodgy tax arrangements
Apple and Google have been named and shamed for hiding their cash from the US in Irish bank accounts so that they can pay tax in the much cheaper Ireland. -
Samsung shows off Retina beating displays
Samsung Display has a few new goodies to show off at Display Week, including three displays that make Apple’s Retina panels look rather outdated. -
Apple has to explain tax shenanigans in the US
Apple is going to explain to the US government how it managed to keep billions of dollars in profits in Irish subsidiaries to pay little or no taxes to any government. -
Financial Times hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
Pro-Assad hackers have targeted numerous news sites in the past, including parody news site The Onion, with mixed success. On Friday they managed to hack FT’s Twitter account and Tech Blog. -
Robots might replace human brains by 2045
Robots will start replacing human brains by 2045 and artificially intelligent machines may be capable of doing anything that humans can, including masturbating. And standing in line for new Apple products. -
Page says people are silly about their medical records
He thinks he should have done it sooner and he wonders why people are so focused on keeping their medical history private. The winner in the privacy stakes had to be Apple CEO Steve Jobs who battled and ultimately lost a fight with cancer without telling anyone he was sick until he was legally requi -
Firefox about to lose the Ubuntu Linux vote
The long love affair between Linux users and Firefox appears to be over as the developers of Ubuntu talk about dropping the browser and replacing it with Chromium. -
Gates is now the richest man. Again
After years of being in the shadow of a Mexican millionaire, Sir William Gates III is back to being the world's richest man again. -
Oracle’s Ellison earned $264,109 a day
The figures, compiled by the Wall Street Journal, show Ellison is way ahead of the corporate CEO pack. Apple’s Tim Cook only earned a paltry $4.2 million, while Paul Otellini, the ex-CEO who left Intel yesterday, raked in $18.3 million. This makes Tim Cook something of a pauper in the CEO stakes. -
Android Q1 market share at 75 percent worldwide
Android is indisputably the top dog in terms of market share, which seems to have been Google's plan all along: tempt the manufacturers with a quality OS to rival Apple's and flood the market. Samsung was leading the charge, holding an impressive 41.1 percent of the total Android vendor market. -
IBM kills off Lotus 1-2-3
In the early days of the Apple II, the reason for owning one was software called VisiCalc. The early spreedsheet gave companies a reason for installing the computer. -
Page slams Microsoft for milking Google
Page should not be surprised that other companies are looking at Google and keeping their distance. After all, Apple used to get on famously with Google until that small matter of Android copying its iOS interface. -
Intel in holding pattern for Ultrabooks
He believes that sales of tablets next year will be $282.8 million and will rise in 2015 to $327.5 million, respectively. Moore said that about 13 percent in 2014 will be based on Microsoft's Windows 8, and 16 percent in 2015. The rest will be Apple and Google gear. -
Steve Jobs lied on ebook deals, says Apple
Apple is trying to tell a US court that its former messiah, Steve Jobs, was lying in his biography when he bragged about bullying publishers into an epublishing deal. -
Samsung ships 4 million Galaxy S4s in four days
A couple of years ago, Samsung could have only dreamt of coming close to Apple’s iPhone launch sales, but now it seems to be there, as Apple managed to sell 5 million iPhones in its launch weekend. -
Google plans to fix Android update process
If Google had the will it could easily push the OEMs and phone companies into line, a straight contract pledging to update every phone within hours of an upgrade could do it. But for some reason Google does not have the will to take on the phone companies.
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