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In Washington, CEO Tim Cook defended Apple’s R&D cost sharing arrangements. Apple CEO Tim Cook came under fire in Washington today at a U.S. Senate hearing focused on the elaborate strategies Apple used to avoid paying tens of billions of dollars … Continue reading →

An anonymous reader writes “Google on Tuesday released Chrome version 27 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The new version features a big boost to page loads (now 5 percent faster on average) as well as significant updates for developers. The … Continue reading →

Wired reports on a cluster of mini-satellites that will soon be launched into orbit that will assist U.S. special forces personnel during manhunts. “SOCOM is putting eight miniature communications satellites, each about the size of a water jug, on top … Continue reading →

An anonymous reader writes “When in early 2010 Google shared with the public that they had been breached in what became known as the Aurora attacks, they said that the attackers got their hands on some source code and were … Continue reading →

This time the 8-inch Windows 8 tablet is on Acer’s own website.

Some images have surfaced of MSI’s GTX 770 Lightning edition.

Fractal Design, Thermaltake, and Be Quiet! all release their list of Haswell compatible power supplies.

Microsoft unveiled its next-generation video game console today. But the Xbox One isn’t just a gaming device. It’s basically the company’s take on what a living room computer should be. It supports TV, video calls over Skype, multi-tasking with support … Continue reading →

Upgraded robot vision will be just one of the uses for the new version of Microsoft’s gesture control camera. Microsoft announced a new version of its Xbox games console today, the Xbox One, and with it an improved and essentially … Continue reading →

Pinpoint predictions are a long way off, but taking into account daily odds might help make the public more alert. The devastation in Moore, Oklahoma, shows the limits of sensing, modeling and warning technologies. While some technologies promise somewhat more-accurate … Continue reading →