This Week in Tech 423: Unapologetically Plastic
New iPhones, NFC vs. iBeacons, meaning of 64 bit, the next Dell, and more.
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Apple, Hardware, Technology
Spec-by-spec: How the new iPhones stack up to the competition
Apple’s iPhone event marked a slight shift in the company’s ongoing strategy for new releases. Instead of announcing a new
Security, Technology
FCC’s wishy-washy rulemaking might doom net neutrality in court
When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted the Open Internet Order in 2010—forbidding Internet Service Providers from blocking services or
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This Week in Tech 422: Nine Degrees of Whimsy
Microsoft/Nokia, Galaxy Gear, antisocial YouTube, NSA subversion, and more.
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Verizon’s bid to kill network neutrality law goes to court Monday
In December 2010, the Federal Communications Commission adopted the Open Internet Order, enshrining the concept of “network neutrality”—that Internet Service
Security, Technology
“World’s most secure smartphone” looks like snake oil, experts say
Do you want a phone that secures all of your data and communications, and can’t be hacked by even the
Hardware, Technology
Widespread reports of Sony Vaio notebook Wi-Fi issues
Several people have come forward to report wireless problems with select Sony Vaio notebooks – particularly the Vaio Fit –
Hardware, Technology
Haswell to the rescue: Acer’s refreshed Aspire S7 Ultrabook reviewed
Enlarge / Acer’s refreshed Aspire S7 rights some (but not all) of the first version’s wrongs. Andrew Cunningham There’s nothing
Apple, Software, Technology
Report: After patent loss, Apple tweaks FaceTime—and logs 500,000 complaints
The 2012 patent trial that grabbed the most headlines was Apple’s $1 billion win (since reduced) against Samsung. But Apple
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This Week in Tech 421: The Self-Driving Cat
Wearable tech, Yahoo’s used usernames, iPhone surprise, self-driving future, and more.