Samsung’s 840 EVO family goes mSATA, retains speed and capacity
Samsung is bringing its much praised 840 EVO family of SSDs down to ultra thin territory with a handful of […]
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Government agents reportedly spied on World of Warcraft and Xbox Live gamers
According to leaked Snowden documents, American and British intelligence agents have virtually infiltrated World of Warcraft and Second Life. Based
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This Week in Tech 435: 2.6 Percent Neanderthal
Rubin’s robots, scary Ingress, iBeacon everywhere, federal floppies, and more.
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Intel’s upcoming high-capacity SSDs reportedly run hot, require a heatsink
Intel is readying two new lines of high-capacity solid state drives – Fultondale and Pleasantdale – for release sometime in
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OCZ Goes Bankrupt, SSD Assets are Targeted by Toshiba
Five years without a profit, and messy financial fraud allegations spelled the enthusiast firm’s demise After years of takeover rumors,
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Research shows removing DRM boosts music sales up to 41 percent
University of Toronto researcher Laurina Zhang is working on a paper that appears to prove it is more profitable to
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Botnet busts more for stunts than security, expert says
Microsoft and Symantec made headlines in September and in the summer by taking down major botnets. Now, one expert calls
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Meet WISP, the wireless future of Internet service
The Internet connection we all rely on is about to change, now that WISP is coming to town. Most people
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This Week in Tech 434: Murder, She Blogged
Bitcoin hits $1000, music on YouTube, Microsoft leadership, Yahoo celebs, and more.
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DDR4 memory won’t show up in PCs, tablets until 2015
While major memory vendors have started producing next-generation DDR4 memory, don’t expect to see it in servers until late next