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AMD takes another look at Android, Chrome
With the lukewarm reception of Windows 8, chipmakers are starting to elsewhere and even ultra-conservative AMD wants to keep its options open. The company is looking into Android and Chrome OS, more specifically into tablets and low-end clamshells. -
Porn app banned from Google Glass
For the last 20 years much new technology has come on the back of the porn industry's support, however, it turns out that Google has rejected that indecent proposal. -
Intel: Now your PC is a zombie
Tom Kilroy, an executive VP of Intel said that netbooks ushered in tablets, which is an interesting re-invention of history. Kilroy, speaking in a vast auditorium here at Computex Taipei, was pushing hard the concept of two-in-one machines. -
McAfee notes enormous rise in spam
Spam is continuing to prove problematic for computer users, while social networking worms are also wriggling further into threat lists, McAfee has said in its latest report. -
Google supports public virus disclosures
Google has announced that the search engine will support security researchers publicising details of critical vulnerabilities under active exploitation after just seven days. -
Asus goes tablet crazy, launches Haswell
At a very loud and very packed press conference here in Le Meridien, Taipei, Asus decided to make transformation the theme. -
Clover Trail to power new Galaxy Tab
Intel seems to have grabbed its first major smart device Atom win courtesy of Samsung. -
Acer to launch Android all-in-one
Acer seems to be taking the road less travelled with its new all-in-one, the DA220HQL, which should cost a tad over $400 - but it’s no ordinary low-end AIO. -
Ubuntu claims to have fixed Microsoft
Ubuntu has finally fixed a bug which Mark Shuttleworth claimed blighted the operating system from the first day. -
Bell Labs speeds bandwidth up to 400 Gigabits
It means that it certainly could speed up the internet without having to lay too much more fibre but would slow down as traffic hits a town. Town and last mile networking will still be dependent on new fibre upgrades being touted by Google, but it means that there will be fewer bottle necks once the -
No Nexus 5 for LG, sorry guys
It seems LG won’t be getting the Nexus 5 contract after all. A few weeks ago a senior LG executive told The Korea Times that the company is cooperating with Google on next generation Nexus products, but now LG Europe VP Kim Wong says the company won’t be making the Nexus 5. -
Apple's Cook defends his loss of cool
Cook dismissed Google Glass as likely to have only limited appeal. After all, everyone wears watches these days, and few people wear glasses. -
Mozilla and Foxconn working on Firefox tablet
RumourMozilla and Foxconn are apparently gearing up to introduce a new device based on Firefox OS and early suggestions are that it will be a tablet. -
Google Glass porn in the works
Android adult app developer MiKandi is putting the finishing touches on the world’s first Google Glass porn app and it could hit the company’s app store this week. -
Schmidt defends Google's alleged UK tax dodge
Google's Eric Schmidt has said his company would pay more tax - if it were required to do so by UK law. -
Microsoft and Google call YouTube app row ceasefire
Google has decided to back down and build bridges with Microsoftfollowing a spat over a YouTube app on Windows Phone. -
Samsung tipped to pick Intel for Galaxy Tab 3
RumourThe rumour mill is buzzing with news of a partnership between Intel and Samsungthat the former may stick its new Atom processor into the Galaxy Tab 3. -
Java developer builds Office in 30 days
Microsoft might be a little spooked after a Java developer announced that he knocked up a basic open source office suite that runs on multiple OSes in just 30 days.
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