This Week in Tech 427: The Intern Did It
Privacy policies, shilling for Facebook and Google, writing on a computer, and more.
Technology
Technology
Hardware, Technology
Intel changes mind, ships Haswell-based Pentium, Celeron processors
Intel has started shipping new Pentium and Celeron processors based on the Haswell microarchitecture. The processors are aimed at budget
Hardware, Technology
PC sales continue to plunge, but the drop is less steep
The PC market moved into its sixth straight quarter of declining sales, analysts reported on Wednesday, although the dip was
Hardware, Technology
Mini ARM-powered Utilite PC available to order starting at $99
Specialized embedded computing company Compulabs has now made it’s mini-PC Utilite available to order. The $99 system boasts a Freescale
Hardware, Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Rumor: Microsoft offering to drop Windows Phone license fee for HTC
It’s hard to see an area at Microsoft that isn\’t going through some degree of transition, and Windows Phone is
Hardware, Technology
Tablet buyers aren't ditching their laptops, studies show
Many new tablets, including the new Kindle Fire HDX, are marketed as ways to create documents and other content for
Technology
This Week in Tech 426: Solar Umlaut
Silk Road, identity and anonymity, consensual hallucinations, swarm bots, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Prototype Steam Machine hardware revealed
Last week, Valve made three announcements geared towards bringing Steam into the living room, one of which was Steam Machines:
Hardware, Technology
Microsoft: “System processing” takes up 10 percent of Xbox One GPU time
The Xbox One’s ability to run up to four apps in the background (or on the side via Snap mode)
Hardware, Technology, Windows
With new Venue tablets, Dell signals its PC division is alive and kicking
Dell sent a message that it intends to keep its PC division alive with the launch of new Venue tablets