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Archive for March, 2012
Hitachi Touro Mobile Pro 750GB Is a Speedy Performer
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The Touro Mobile Pro has a 7200-rpm hard drive inside, and includes a USB 3.0 cable, which you can attach to a USB 2.0 port. It also comes with Quick Install guide, and warranty information.
New tablets from Google: built by Asus, Samsung?
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New tablets were planned to be marketed within the next six months, Google CEO said in December. News reports suggest Asus or Samsung would build Google’s new tablets.
The Nokia Lumia 900: How to Get it for Free
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Microsoft and Nokia hope the well-equipped Lumia 900 will finally get U.S. smartphone customers to take a serious look at Windows Phone, an impressive mobile operating system that hasn’t had much luck gaining market share.
What to Make of the RIMplosion
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Analysis: Earnings drop, corporate shakeup signal change for BlackBerry that could include licensing and other ventures.
Steve Jobs didn’t like the name ‘Siri’
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Siri co-founder Dag Kittlaus says former Apple CEO Steve Jobs didn’t want to name the iPhone’s virtual assistant ‘Siri.’ But he eventually gave in.
Three new Kindle Fire tablets are on the way: report
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Amazon may be close to releasing a successor – or successors – to its popular Kindle Fire tablet.
Stolen identity: Soldier allegedly targets Microsoft co-founder
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Stolen identity case revolves around Brandon Price, a resident of Pittsburgh, who allegedly attempted to steal the identity of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Why us Allen’s stolen identity?
Apple CEO Tim Cook visits China. What did they talk about?
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Apple CEO Tim Cook sat down with China’s Vice Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday to talk about “intellectual property-issues and great cooperation.” But Cook has other reasons to fly thousands of miles across the globe.
Temple Run for Android proves that ‘free’ can be profitable
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Temple Run for Android, released Tuesday, gives new momentum to Imangi Studios’ mobile game sensation. Temple Run has already made a fortune off of its (free) iPhone and iPad app. But how?