New Intel graphics driver adds 4K video support, Chrome video acceleration and more
Intel has released a new graphics driver package that promises to boost 4K video playback and playing videos using Chrome. […]
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This Week in Computer Hardware 297: CES 2015: Monitors, CPUs, Laptops and More!
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout A whole bunch of CES goodiesk, the NVIDIA Tegra X1, Intel Broadwell-U, Dell XPS
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GameStop has been repairing, reselling red-ringed Xbox 360s since 2009
The Xbox 360 remains a favorite among millions of gamers even nearly 10 years after its November 2005 debut. Unfortunately
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Ultraflix wants to become the Netflix of the 4K generation
Aaron Taylor, Nanotech Entertainment’s senior vice president of sales and marketing, directs my attention to a “4K” Doors concert shown
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Silk Road Reloaded forgoes Tor for lesser-known I2P network
The original Silk Road, multiple successors and several other copycat online drug markets have all been taken offline in recent
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This Week in Tech 492: The Quadfather
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, John C. Dvorak, and Patrick Norton CES 2015, self-driving cars, UltraHD TVs, Google
Apple, Hardware, Technology, Windows
Apple’s market share grows as Windows Phone continues to drop, Android still king
Kantar Worldpanel ComTech has released quarterly data for smartphone market share, and it is again bad news for Windows Phone
Security, Software, Technology
‘Super cookies’ can track you even in private browsing mode, researcher says
If there’s one thing websites love to do it’s track their users. Now, it looks like some browsers can even
Hardware, Technology
Sony PlayStation 4 launch in China delayed
It looks like Chinese fans of the Sony PlayStation 4 will have to wait a while longer before they can
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Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Review
Samsung isn’t afraid to experiment with gimmicks. They love to include heart rate monitors on their smartphones and have web