Cisco jumps on gigabit Internet craze with new wireless offerings
The words “gigabit Internet” are becoming fairly common these days with buzz surrounding Google Fiber — much to the ire […]
Hardware, Networking, Technology
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Hardware, Technology
Intel Ivy Bridge-E slated for September 2013 launch
The launch window for Intel’s Ivy Bridge-E processor line has been narrowed down to September 2013. Information previously available targeted
Hardware, Technology
HTC One review: It’s now or never again
It’s been a hard year for HTC. The Taiwan-based phone manufacturer had a great beginning in the Android world, but
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This Week in Tech 404: Episode Not Found
Glass in house, consoles vs. mobile, waiting for Haswell, I/O, WWDC, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Most power supplies won't support Haswell's C6/C7 low-power states
Intel’s Haswell processor is just around the corner and if you are planning to pick up some new silicon, you’ll
Security, Social Media, Technology
Thank you for not viewing: “Hidden” display ads hurt Web ad networks
There’s more than one way to fleece people using Web advertising. Botnets have been harnessed to generate fake clicks by
Networking, Security, Software, Technology
Kaspersky founder warns nations face growing cyberattack threats
State-of-the-art cyberweapons are now powerful enough to severely disrupt nations and the organizations responsible for their critical infrastructure, Kaspersky Lab
Hardware, Technology
Ars Technica System Guide: Gaming Boxes
Since the early 2000s, the Ars System Guides have been helping those interested become “budding, homebuilt system-building tweakmeisters.” This series
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This Week in Tech 403: HP Smelt it
Glass gag, nanoseconds to Haswell, the “Start” botch, Luciferin plants, First GIFs, and more.
Networking, Technology
Average broadband speed in the US up 28%, South Korea still far ahead
Akamai has published its “State of the Internet” report for the last quarter of 2012 today, offering an overview of