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Week to date
Friday 24 May 2013
- Google to beef up SSL encryption keys
- HP unveils Intel Haswell powered all in one mobile PC, the Envy Rove20
- Mageia 3 is a great way to banish Microsoft forever
- Atari to flog Rollercoaster Tycoon for $3.5m in July auctions
- Grid 2 £125,000 special edition comes with a free car
- Microsoft opens up on Xbox One second hand games and licences
- Microsoft's Xbox doesn't infringe Motorola patents, court rules
- ARM announces LG as lead partner for Cortex A50 series
- Microsoft Surface Pro review
- Sony's PS4 takes on the Xbox One with 2013 release date
- BBC shows off a radio that can comment on the weather
- Xbox One Kinect sensor will be available for PCs in 2014
- Xbox One will get Turtle Beach gaming headsets
- Nokia goes after the HTC One with another patent lawsuit
- Google eyes Apple and Facebook with rumoured $1bn Waze takeover
- Google could be in a display ad antitrust probe
- Bungie’s Destiny is headed for the PS4
Thursday 23 May 2013
- HP looks to Android for driving new sales as numbers fall across the board
- Call of Duty: Ghosts for PS4 is coming, DLC remains Xbox One exclusive
- EA will develop games for the Wii U after all
- Microsoft updates Youtube for Windows Phone app to keep Google happy
- Google picks up kite power firm Makani Power
- Asus Fonepad review
- Kim Dotcom claims he invented two-factor authentication
- Microsoft weighs Windows 8 against an Apple iPad
- Nvidia releases refreshed Geforce GTX 780
- Nokia Siemens and Intel collaborate on base station hardware and software
- Blackberry 10 owners boycott Netflix
- HTC sees 'disastrous' Facebook phone sales, UK release plans canned
- HTC One sales reportedly hit five million
- Qualcomm, Broadcom and Nvidia buck falling semiconductor revenues in 2012
- HTC announces the Desire 600 as affordable HTC One alternative
- Twitter offers users two factor authentication to tighten security
- Samsung Galaxy S4 launches in red, brown and purple as it flies past 10 million sales
- HP sees profits fall 32 percent as Lenovo's profits rise 84 percent
- AMD lifts the lid on Temash and Kabini chips
Wednesday 22 May 2013
- Nvidia says next Citrix Xenserver will support virtual machines on Kepler GPUs
- Cortado launches Thinprint to turn any printer into a cloud printer
- How the Microsoft Xbox One and Sony PS4 shape up
- Vodafone confirms no 4G until September as it waits for the iPhone 6
- Huawei Ascend Mate arrives in the UK for £335
- HGST launches a 1.5TB hard drive for notebooks
- IBM gives customer service representatives access to Watson
- Sky's Acetrax movies website is shutting down
- Nvidia demonstrates 150Mbit/s LTE on Tegra 4i
- Xbox One first impressions
- Seagate launches 4TB hard disk engineered for video content
- Intel CEO takes direct control of Architecture Group
- EA fires up Ignite Sports game engine for Xbox One and PS4
- iPhone 6 release date, price and specs rumour roundup
- Apple to bring Flickr and Vimeo integration to iOS 7
- Xbox One to cost £400, come out 30 November says Zavvi
- GIF creator sparks outrage by revealing that it's pronounced 'Jif'
- Ethernet turns 40 years old today
Tuesday 21 May 2013
- Microsoft announces its Xbox 360 successor, the Xbox One
- Anonymous threat leads to Guantanamo WiFi shutdown
- Netflix won't release a Blackberry 10 app
- HTC One with stock Android incoming to challenge Samsung
- Apple's iPhone and iPad chips generate 83 percent of Samsung's processor revenue
- Facebook releases Social Dialog for iOS SDK
- Samsung Galaxy Mega gets priced ahead of July release
- Dell dumps Openstack based cloud service to become a Joyant reseller
- Copyright cartel's axe falls on Movie2k and Download4all websites
- Sony's Xperia Tablet Z goes up for preorder on O2
- Yahoo irks users with major Flickr revamp
- Hacker claims successful attack on CNN
- Consumer Reports names Samsung's Galaxy S4 the world's best smartphone
- Syrian Electronic Army hacks the Telegraph's Twitter accounts
- Intel releases Beacon Mountain Android IDE for Atom chips
- Amazon, Google and Apple won't need to pay tax, despite government threats
- Ubisoft releases Splinter Cell Blacklist cooperative play trailer
Monday 20 May 2013
- Dell board asks Carl Icahn for more information
- Samsung to launch ultrabook screen that will shame Apple’s Retina display
- Sony teases the PS4 on eve of Xbox 720 launch
- EE's 4G data network suffers an outage
- Kobo Aura HD review
- Holy prequel, Batman: Arkham Origins trailer appears
- Wordpress founder says users are flocking from Tumblr following Yahoo buyout
- Microsoft calls for mandatory patent ownership data
- Broadband, tablets, apps and iPlayer add to the BBC’s online appeal
- Nokia's Lumia 925 is more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S4
- Acer accidentally outs the first 8in Windows 8 tablet
- Yahoo confirms Tumblr acquisition and promises not to screw it up
- Google chairman Eric Schmidt will meet with David Cameron
- Intel sees GPU shipments drop while AMD and Nvidia see gains
- Microsoft warms up for Xbox 720 launch
- Ford shows off its 3D Cave automatic virtual environment
- Arduino launches Yún for WiFi connectivity under Linux
- Jolla announces its first Sailfish OS smartphone
- Sony's Xperia Tablet Z is now available with stock Android in tow
- Yahoo Japan admits to possible heist of 22 million users' data
- Apple's iPhone joins Samsung and Blackberry with Pentagon security approval
- Youtube celebrates its eighth birthday
- Iceotope shows off fully immersed liquid cooled servers [Video]
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