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Fashion bag maker Intel redesigns the Atom
Fashion bag designer Intel has detailed plans to give its Atom chip a make over. -
Blackberry boss boasts firm will be "absolute leader" in mobile
Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins has said he believes Blackberry will be "the absolute leader in mobile computing" in five years, while also claiming that the business model of the tablet will be dead within five years. -
Microsoft gains share in smartphone wars
Microsoft missed out on the smartphone gravy train, but now it seems as if Windows Phone 8 might have a bright future after all. -
Scoble's Google Glass review: putting the ogle in Google
CommentArch-tech evangelist Robert Scoble posted a two-week review of Google Glass over the weekend - the do-no-evil company's approach to integrating technology into eyewear - and it is passionate to say the least, insisting that he barely took them off - except to go to sleep. -
HTC ecstatic about lukewarm Galaxy S4 reviews
Samsung’s Galaxy S4 went on sale last week and it got relatively positive reviews, but many of them have also been pretty tepid. -
Windows 8 white box tablets cost $300 to build
Chinese white-box vendors will start churning out Windows 8 tablets in May and the ex-factory prices for 11.6-inch units are estimated at about $300. -
Champers on ice at Redmond as Google faces EC thrashing
Google, forced into compromise with the European Commission, has released a list of proposals to satisfy worries about it breaking antitrust laws - but these are likely to be rejected by rivals. -
Microsoft pays pocket change in Motorola patent dispute
A Seattle judge has ruled in favour of Microsoft in one of two patent trials putting Redmond up against Google and its Motorola Mobility unit, leaving it with a substantially smaller royalties bill to pay. -
Apple still losing market share
Jobs' Mob is continuing to lose ground to arch-rival Samsung at an alarming rate. -
Your genetic make up to be stored, without consent, for profit
Ultimately, this means the entire population could unwittingly become a profit-making market for genome sequencing without presenting direct benefits to the people whose DNA is being collected, including babies and children, sequenced without their consent. -
3 million Windows tablets shipped in Q1
According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, global tablet shipments hit 40.6 million units in Q1 2013. Apple still dominates the market, but Android is gaining ground. -
IHS predicts Google Glass shipments to hit 9.4 million
The first Google Glass devices have already started rolling out the developers and tech enthusiasts, but public availability is expected some time next year. -
Phablet and superphone sales to remain strong
The vast majority of phablet devices run on Android and Transparency Market Research believes Google’s OS will continue to dominate the market over the next five years. However, the share of Windows based devices is also set to increase, thanks to upcoming phablets from Nokia, HTC, ZTE and Sony. -
NASA puts three more smartphones in orbit
NASA has put three more smartphones into orbit on board of an Antares rocket. The tiny satellites were built in a standard cubesat frame and they were built using off-the-shelf components. They may very well be the cheapest satellites ever launched, Gizmag reckons. -
BBC finally admits that other operating systems exist
The era where Apple fanboys at the BBC use licence payer money to prop up Apple's tablet business, has finally come to a close. -
ZTE pays Microsoft protection money
China's ZTE is paying Microsoft a royalty for devices it makes using Google Android and Chrome operating systems to make sure that it is not patent trolled out of business. -
Hedge fund buys into Microsoft
Ubben said his company invested in Microsoft because the company wasn’t appreciated by other investors. Stock prices in Microsoft have been in the doldrums since 2002, unlike the stock price of, say, Google or for that matter Apple. -
Unsinkable Apple starts to flounder
Suddenly Apple was on the back foot. Previously people believed that its phones were innovative and high tech because they looked that way. Actually, the technology was not new and was available to anyone in the telephone industry.
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