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Samsung Electronics Reduces Parts Inventory for the First Time in Its Smartphone-Making History 2013/06/20 By Lee Hyung-soo According to the industry on the 19th, the Wireless Business Division at Samsung Electronics is planning to reduce the monthly production of Galaxy S4 by 10 to 15% and...

"Before yesterday's vote, Microsoft's senior director of state government affairs, Robyn Hines, asked the Board to pilot more than one product, and avoid depending on a single platform, which she claimed could cut the District off from future price drops and technological innovations. District...

Default passwords described as too weak The auto-generated passwords for iOS Personal Hotspots can be cracked in under a minute, a group of German researchers claim. In a paper (PDF) out of the University of Erlangen, the people explain that iOS generates passwords based on word list of about...

In move that probably surprises no one, Google has once again faced scrutiny for Project Glass, the company’s attempt at making wearable technology a ‘thing’. This time, the search-giant received a letter sent by ten government privacy and data protection officials residing in Canada, Australia...

If you ask Bing about the coming Xbox One console, it has a pretty simple take. Google’s is a bit more complex. What’s interesting, or fun, is that they are diametrically opposed. Fresh screenshots that I took myself between 4:55 and 5:03 PST today: And Google: Well then. Intrigue...

Technology companies battle one another in the market place in a highly visible war of competing technologies and services. What is less obvious are the insidious battles that are public but less visible. Instead of reporting news and providing unbiased and insightful analysis, technology...

Here’s one school district that won’t be availing itself of Microsoft’s “Surface for education limited-time offer“: L.A. Unified. On Tuesday evening, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) awarded Apple a $30 million contract to provide its students with iPads. The deal, which was...

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One year later, the Nexus 7 has gone from the best to worst tablet I’ve ever owned The first time I used a Nexus 7, I was blown away. It was the perfect form factor for Android, and probably the best Android device I had ever used at the time. All for just $200. You simply couldn’t ask for more...

Michael Dell: My Answer Was Largely Misconstrued During a Q&A today at Web 2.0 Summit, I asked Dell CEO Michael Dell if he regretted saying that Apple should shut down the company and sell the stock back to shareholders way back in the day. Dell made the infamous statement 14 years ago when...

AAPL tops $300: Still waiting on Michael Dell's apology October 17, 2010 Summary: The clashing values of quality vs. commodity, and hardware innovation vs. supply chain innovation can be seen in the historic feud of Apple and Dell. This past week, when Apple stock closed at $314, it's hard to...

Road warriors and jet travellers rejoice, we've found a laptop that will last all day and well into the night. The newest Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid-2013) lasted an astonishing 15-and-a-half hours on a battery test that makes most current mainstream ultrabooks and ultraportables cough and...

It's now available on iTunes Canada. :) https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/office-mobile-for-office-365/id541164041?mt=8

You guys remember those $500+ cell phones with a tiny little Linux kernel and some Java, TEXT based browsers, some e-mails and ... ;) Well, they've been very busy since 2007 but almost there! :D First Ubuntu smartphones get one step closer with backing of Carrier Advisory Group The arrival...

Modern computers, ie; MacBook Air, as well its clones, i.e.; HP & Google no longer come with CD/DVD. It`s been a few years now. Everything is digital - renting / purchasing movies, musics and even software programs. ;)

LOL I was going to review your previous comments but the first one I saw was this: "A drink in the face is assault? Who knew?" No further comment! :confused: FWIW, there`s a block button you could use.

MacBook Air Review (13-inch, 2013) by The Verge Score: 9.2/10 GOOD STUFF Amazing battery life Industry-leading trackpad and keyboard More affordable than ever BAD STUFF Slight performance dip Paltry 128GB storage in base model No Retina display. Also, no pony

OK, this is funny. I had to share! Click on the link below to read the whole thing. As a somewhat humorous side note, during the proceedings on Monday, Apple`s lawyers used a MacBook, and presumably Keynote, to present its side of the argument. While the defense could easily switch between...

Wednesday, June 12th, 2013 If you think QR codes are a bad joke then consider NFC. Near Field Communications’ evangelists have been trying to get smartphone owners to share stuff by bumping and grinding their phones for years. And progress has been painful, to put it mildly. The reality is...

WWDC 2013: APPLE’S SIGNATURE June 17, 2013 A week ago today Tim Cook and other Apple executives delivered the Keynote address to the 2013 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). You can read extensive coverage of the event at any number of tech blogs, but a quick list of the announcements...