Didn’t ask for Windows 10? Your PC may have downloaded it anyway
Whether you want Windows 10 or not, Microsoft says it may download the files to your PC regardless. In a
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This Week in Computer Hardware 331: 46 New Skylake Parts but no Core i7 6700
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout 46 Skylake Parts…yet can’t buy a Core i7 6700. Asynchronous Shaders, Google’s OnHub, gaming laptops
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This Week in Tech 526: In a Garden with Xeni
Host: Leo Laporte Ad blocking, Apple’s inertia, Spiralizer madness, The Wassenaar Arrangement, and more. Guests: Xeni Jardin, Alex Lindsay, and
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Microsoft accused of adding spy features to Windows 7, 8
By Peter Bright | Ars Technica Windows’ network activity continues to be scrutinized amid privacy concerns. Windows 10 was first
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Atari games found buried in New Mexico landfill make $107,000 on eBay
By Rob Thubron The Alamogordo News has reported that 881 of the early-eighties Atari video game cartridges that were dug
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This Week in Computer Hardware 330: Is That a HDTV or Monitor?
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Robert Heron HDTV recommendations with Robert Heron, a $330 Freesynch monitor or a $380 WQHD panel?
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This Week in Tech 525: Nesquik and Chill
Host: Leo Laporte Upcoming Apple event, end of contract phones, “Netflix and chill”, and more. Guests: Georgia Dow, Jason Hiner, and
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Windows 10 after one month: Hits and misses
By Ed Bott Microsoft released Windows 10 to the general public on July 29. In a bygone era, we’d still
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Wikipedia bans 381 user accounts for dishonest editing
Editors of the English version of Wikipedia have blocked 381 user accounts for editing articles on the online encyclopedia despite
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This Week in Computer Hardware 329: Nvidia’s 950 and Inside Skylake!
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout So much IDF! Skylake dets, the XPoint Optane tech, DX12 benchmarks, Nvidia’s GTX 950