Netflix: Google Fiber is 'most consistently fast ISP in America'
Netflix has released a list ranking the major Internet Service Providers in the United States running its service — and […]
Networking, Technology
Technology
Hardware, Technology
Intel pitches ARM alternative to data centers—including Facebook’s
Intel today launched an Atom system-on-chip (SoC) line that combines extremely low power usage with server-class features, including virtualization technology
Hardware, Technology
Being entertained and going social: The Ultimate Smartphone Guide, part II
Smartphones are just as commonplace as our wallet and keys these days—we can’t leave the house without them and we
Hardware, Technology
The State of Smartphones in 2012: Part I of our Ultimate Guide
The last six months or so has seen a veritable storm of high-end smartphones. While you can generally count on
Apple, Hardware, Technology
27-inch iMac lovers will have to wait until January for their fix
The 27-inch version of those shiny new iMacs won’t be shipping to (most) customers until January of 2013, Apple revealed
Hardware, Technology, Windows
AMD puts brakes on chip manufacturing as sales plummet
Windows 8 and the holidays have failed to give PC makers the usual yearly bump in sales, and now Advanced
Hardware, Security, Software, Technology
Android devices in U.S. face more malware attacks than PCs
Android devices are now attacked more often by malware than PCs, according to a report released Tuesday by a cyber
Networking, Technology
Speed test: How fast is 4G, really?
There’s no doubt that 4G is a magnificent leap in the speed of mobile connectivity. For many of us, it’s
Apple, Technology
Is Android too hard for the average user to figure out?
Yesterday, Asymco analyst Horace Dediu posted some charts based on data gathered by IBM’s Digital Analytics Benchmark for U.S. Thanksgiving
Hardware, Technology
Intel 'preparing' to put an end to user-replaceable CPUs
Yesterday, a report emerged claiming that Intel is planning to release its upcoming 14-nanometer Broadwell architecture processors as a ball