High Tech - News, Reviews and Tests
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YouTube Transitioning To HTML5, Flash In Jeopardy28 Jan 2015 - in News
YouTube is transitioning to HTML5 by default over Flash. This will be a welcome change to some, and an annoyance to others.
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LG To Mass Produce Shatter-Proof, Plastic-Based OLED Displays This July28 Jan 2015 - in News
LG will start mass-producing flexible plastic-based OLED displays this July.
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Dell Precision M3800, A Macbook Challenger?28 Jan 2015 - in News
Dell's Precision M3800 is the company's latest line of laptops for media professionals.
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Sony Revamps SEN As PlayStation Network, Partners With Spotify28 Jan 2015 - in News
Sony is ditching Music Unlimited for PlayStation Music, which will be powered by Spotify.
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Razer Launches Arena Tournament Platform28 Jan 2015 - in News
Arena currently has single-elimination format tournaments but will allow user-created tournaments in March.
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Sony's 1,000 Mobile Layoffs Should Push Company To Rethink Strategy28 Jan 2015 - in News
Reuters reported that Sony will cut 1,000 jobs from its mobile division.
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Das Keyboard Now Also Has Tenkeyless 4C Keyboards With Cherry MX Brown Or Blue Switches28 Jan 2015 - in News
Das Keyboard now has a tenkeyless keyboard too, and it looks sleek as ever.
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SeaSonic Platinum-760 Power Supply Review28 Jan 2015 - in Reviews
SeaSonic's Platinum-760 is the third 80 PLUS Platinum-rated power supply in our round-up. Does a higher sustained output rating help in any way? We run it through our benchmark suite and compare the SS-760XP2 against two strong competitors.
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The Real Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 Specifications28 Jan 2015 - in News
We discuss the incorrect GeForce GTX 970 specifications that were originally released by Nvidia, what resources this graphics card actually has at its disposal, and how all of this happened in the first place.
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Fixed Or Not, The 20nm Snapdragon 810 Will Have To Compete With The 14nm Exynos 727 Jan 2015 - in News
The 20nm Snapdragon 810's main problem may not be that it overheats, but that it overheats trying to achieve the performance of the 14nm Exynos 7.
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Former Opera CEO Launches New Vivaldi Browser For 'Hardcore' Browser Users27 Jan 2015 - in News
This browser is made by previous members of the Opera team.
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Google Picks Atlanta, Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, And Charlotte For Google Fiber Rollout27 Jan 2015 - in News
Areas around the Atlanta and Raleigh-Durham areas will also get Fiber, totaling 18 new cities.
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Twitter Adds Group Messaging, Mobile Video27 Jan 2015 - in News
Twitter users can now shoot video from within the mobile apps.
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Tom's Hardware Q4 2014 System Builder Marathon: The Winners27 Jan 2015 - in News
We announce the recipients of our Q4 2014 System Builders Marathon giveaways.
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Saygus Sets Pre-Order Announcement For Its V2 Phone27 Jan 2015 - in News
The Utah-based company will offer limited edition accessories to pre-order customers as well as the ability for GSM subscribers to use their current SIM card on the V2.
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EVGA Updates Peripheral Lineup With X3, X5 Mice27 Jan 2015 - in News
EVGA updated its lineup of TORQ gaming mice with four new models: the X3, X3L, X5, and X5L, which will give EVGA customers more gaming mouse options, especially when it comes to the budget-conscious.
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Samsung U28D590D 28-Inch Ultra HD Monitor Review27 Jan 2015 - in Reviews
We have a fifth 28-inch value-oriented 4K monitor in our lab: Samsung's U28D590D. Based on a familiar TN panel, our benchmarks those this screen to offer remarkable performance for its price.
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Cyanogen Wants To Create An Alternative To Google Play Ecosystem26 Jan 2015 - in News
Cyanogen wants to break free from Google's Play ecosystem.
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Windows Users Can Now Create Bluetooth-Powered Devices With LightBlue Bean26 Jan 2015 - in News
Users can also create their own custom circuit boards to house the Bean's Bluetooth module.
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Qualcomm To Fix And Update Snapdragon 810 Chip For Samsung26 Jan 2015 - in News
Qualcomm is working on an updated Snapdragon 810 chip for Samsung's Galaxy S6.
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Intelligent Keyboard Secures Biometric Password, Charges Portable Devices With Human Electricity26 Jan 2015 - in News
The keyboard detects a user typing pattern through voltage and current to create a unique signal for each user.
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Panasonic Lumix CM1 Smart Camera, Hands On26 Jan 2015 - in News
Creating a smartphone with a camera comparable to that found in "real" cameras is a difficult challenge. Does Panasonic’s new Lumix CM1 Smart Camera with a 1-inch sensor succeed where others have failed?
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ASRock X99 Extreme6/ac Motherboard Review26 Jan 2015 - in Reviews
Featuring the same wireless controller as its closest competitor, ASRock’s X99 Pro adds a second gigabit Ethernet controller and removes a few pathway sharing issues. Have we finally found a value-winning solution for high-end LGA 2011-v3 buyers?
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Gaming Will Eventually Invade Microsoft's HoloLens23 Jan 2015 - in News
Gaming will eventually infiltrate Microsoft's new augmented reality headset.
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Apple Allows China To Search Its Software For Backdoors23 Jan 2015 - in News
Apple agreed to let China look at its software's source code.
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Microsoft's Windows 10 Technical Preview 'January' Build Now Available23 Jan 2015 - in News
Windows Insiders will finally get Cortana on the desktop.
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Super WiFi Could Use Television Spectrums To Disrupt Wireless Market23 Jan 2015 - in News
Two scientists from KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) in Germany have proposed a creation of a Super Wi-Fi, from terrestrial broadcasting. At least one computer scientist is skeptical about the need for it, though.
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Motorola Pushes Stable Lollipop Upgrade For 1st And 2nd Gen Moto G23 Jan 2015 - in News
Motorola begins to roll out its Lollipop update for the 1st gen and 2nd gen Moto G devices.
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ARM Says 2015 Will Be The Year Of 64-Bit Chips22 Jan 2015 - in News
ARM predicts 2015 will be the year of 64-bit chips.
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