IHS: SSD shipments to double in 2013 as ultrabook sales pick up
Solid-state drive shipments are set to more than double in 2013 bolstered by a new generation of lower-cost and more […]
Hardware, Technology
Technology
Apple, Technology
Apple posts record earnings, iPhone and iPad sales, yet misses Wall Street expectations
One would think that posting record revenue and record quarterly profit would be seen as a good thing, but apparently
Networking, Technology
Google testing new wireless network, asks FCC to keep details secret
Google is building a wireless network at its headquarters in Mountain View, California, using spectrum owned by Clearwire that’s suitable
Hardware, Technology
Intel to exit desktop motherboard business after Haswell
Intel has announced plans to shutter their retail motherboard business after more than 20 years on the job. The chip
Security, Software, Technology
Answer Line: Creepy permissions for Android apps
As protection against malware, adware, and just plain arrogant software that thinks it owns your phone, Android requires apps to
Security, Software, Technology
How to prevent 'zombie accounts' from haunting your digital identity
Zombies are a pervasive cultural theme these days. We have no shortage of zombie-apocalypse movies and literature, and the United
Technology
Dell going private, a good thing for all
The last few days has seen market makers going nuts over rumors that Dell is in the process of being
Hardware, Networking, Technology
Intel prepares to use lasers, light to shuffle data between computers
Intel is taking the first steps to implement thin fiber optics that will use lasers and light as a faster
Hardware, Technology
Answer Line: 4K HDTVs Explained
A 4K HDTV, also known as an Ultra HDTV or a UDTV, is a television with approximately 4,000 pixels of
Hardware, Networking, Technology
FCC adds spectrum to Wi-Fi—but you likely need a new router to use it
The Federal Communications Commission last week said it will add 195MHz of spectrum to Wi-Fi’s 5GHz band. This move is