VMware acquires Desktone: Is your next desktop going to live in the cloud?
VMware announced that it was acquiring Desktone at its VMworld Europe in October. My colleague Charlie Osborne discussed this move […]
Software, Technology
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The Xbox One and PS4 share similar specs, but the devil’s in the details
In the past, it’s been difficult to do truly apples-to-apples performance comparisons between game consoles because of the vastly different
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This Week in Tech 431
TWTR story, NSA smiley, Oprah’s first nontweet, money for math, and more.
Networking, Technology
Los Angeles to bring free fiber-based internet to city residents and businesses
Los Angeles is planning to roll out fiber-based Internet to every residence, business and government entity within the city limits.
Hardware, Technology
Samsung’s growth isn’t in your hand, it’s in your laundry room
Analyst events aren’t something we often cover, as they largely feature tedious talk about revenue and dry terms like “compound
Security, Technology
Just how bad are the top 100 passwords from the Adobe hack? (Hint: think really, really bad)
It’s well-known that people often pick easy to remember but easy to crack passwords to protect their accounts. Thanks to
Networking, Technology
Internet might someday lose its dependency on servers, rely on P2P instead
It’s hard to even imagine the Internet without servers, but researchers at Cambridge University have developed a proof-of-concept for a
Hardware, Technology
Western Digital launches helium-infused HDDs, offers greater storage and lower energy usage
Hard Drives are certainly getting cheaper but there’s not much innovation going on on the inside, and with the recent
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This Week in Tech 430: Can You Slice a Tomato With it
Inside the iPad Air, Google party boat, The Verge life, air-gap virus, and more.
Hardware, Technology
The so-called ‘death of the PC’
Last week Microsoft announced some decent numbers for their last reporting period. Cue me getting an equally decent number of