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MK802 Beats Cotton Candy to the Punch at $74.
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At CES this year we saw a few very interesting gadgets. One of them was a computer on a USB stick that went by the name of Cotton Candy. We
One More Hurdle Passed In The Race To Using Graphene In Processors.
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Two more pieces of the puzzle are falling into place with the move away from silicon in microprocessors. Silicon has been the mainstay for creating processors for… well for a
Correction -- Third Publisher Settles In eBook Price Fixing Class Action Suit
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Here is an interesting one, after our report that covered a few emails where Steve Jobs himself got involved in creating a new eBook pricing structure we find out that
Is Someone Really Trying to Out "The Jester", or is He Trying to Leave with a Bang?
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With all that is going on in the “hacker” world there is more drama today as someone is possibly claiming to maybe know who The Jester is. The catch, well
The Pirate Bay site Down Due to a Possible DDoS Attack
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Wow, who would have thought that a site like The Pirate Bay would ever be taken down by a DDoS attack (Distributed Denial of Service), but that is exactly what
nVidia Pushes Gaming to the Cloud with GeFrorce Grid
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nVidia is moving to create their own cloud-based gaming solution using Kepler as their base. After what we saw with Lucid and even at the nVidia press conference at CES
Bad News for Oracle as The Judge in the Case is Also a Developer...
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Ok, we love the Judge in the Google V Oracle trail. This is a judge that has not drunk any of the Kool-Aid that either Google or Oracle has offered
Why The Thought Of The iPhone With a Larger Display Makes us Laugh
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Now one thing I do love is irony. Call it a little dark pleasure of mine. I do enjoy it when a larger company (one that might be a tab
Judge in Recent Blocks of The Pirate Bay Accused of Corruption
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Remember the original trial for the “criminal” copyright infringement case against The Pirate Bay (TPB) and some of the shady things that went on behind the scenes? Well now we
Apple News; Siri Results Altered and Damning Emails Surface in the Price Fixing Issue
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Well, well, well; it looks like Apple has been caught altering the data that Siri returns to their users when asked specific questions. Last week it was reported that when
AMD Officially Launches Trinity; Moves to Out Price Intel for Thin and Light...
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AMD made Trinity official today with a real live launch of the newest APU in their Fusion family of chips. Although an AMD exec leaked that the new mobile processors
Microsoft Backing a New Company Looking to Attack Torrent Swarms
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One of the things that has always bothered us with the way that many companies involved in the “war on piracy” behave is that while they talk about the amount
Mozilla Says Windows RT And iOS Are Very Different.... No They Are Not.
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After reporting on the potential for Congressional involvement in the “issue” over Windows RT we are hearing that Mozilla is trying to drag this into a new area
Windows 8 on x86/64 Tablets Could Be The Real Threat to Google and Apple
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You would think today was a slow news day as we see people reporting on something we talked about almost a month ago (well really more
Intel Already Working on 14nm Process; How Will They Deal With Leakage?
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Intel is looking to the future even as their newest CPU, the 22nm Ivy Bridge, is taking something of a beating in the media. According to a few slides that
Is Facebook Preparing to Charge Users for Service? Not Likey.
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Wow, the rumors have started early; it seems that some people are trying to push the “Facebook is going to charge you” rumor again after the social networking company tried
Mozilla's Complaining has Congress Involved in the Windows RT Issue...
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So Mozilla complains about Microsoft and suddenly Congress wants to take a look at Microsoft’s plans for Windows on ARM. Now we are not really surprised that Mozilla is complaining
A Tiny Portion of the Facebook News for the Week Ending On 5/12/2012
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Google has been competing with Facebook for a long time. This goes back to before the launch of their Google+ social networking service. We have honestly never bothered to see
New Tests Claim the TIM is to Blame in Ivy Bridge Heat Issues, But Something is Not Quite Right
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Ivy Bridge has not been the best launch for Intel in terms of enthusiasts. Since the release of the Core microarchitecture many overclocker’s, gamers and plain PC nuts have loved
Thermaltake Tt eSports Saphira Gaming Mouse Review
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As we expand our coverage from core computer products to peripherals (and in the end everything else) we are moving into gaming first. We have already tested out more than
One Dell Idiot does not (have to) a Sexist Field Make
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It goes without saying that anyone talking about women as bitches and innovators of only rolling pins is an idiot and doesn’t deserve an audience. What a ridiculous notion, right?
Artemis Internet Inc Wants to Put High-Risk Websites Into a Gated Community
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There is a lot of talk on the internet about how to keep corporate, government and of course financial networks secure and to protect them from outside intrusions and breaches.
Kingston MobileLite G3 USB 3.0 Multi-Card Reader Review
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With the increasing popularity of the SD form factor for media storage (SDHC, SDXC, etc) in modern devices like Cameras, Camcorders and more it was no surprise to see many
The Netherlands has Net Neutrality... Well Almost
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We have always been a strong supporter of net neutrality and in general keeping the internet open as a communication and cultural tool. There are many, many people and organization
Asus Padfone Battery Life Information Surfaces, Still No Sign of the Padfone in Shops
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For those of you that are pinning for the Asus Padfone (we know we are) there is some good news (well sort of). Since it was first shown off at
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News From Around the Web :: New $74 Micro Computer Hits the market :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: New $74 Micro Computer Hits the market :: Author athx64
There is a new contender in the Micro Computer space... This is the $74 MK802 and it has beaten the FXI Cotton Candy to market.Read more [img=http://www.decryptedtech.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=767:mk802-beats-cotton-candy-to-the-punch-at-$74&Itemid=138]here[/img]____________________
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News From Around the Web :: One more hurdle for Gaphene transistors overcome :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: One more hurdle for Gaphene transistors overcome :: Author athx64
Samsung has found a novel way of turning off the electron flow in a graphene sheet. This is one less barrier to being able to use gpahene in CPUs...Read more here____________________
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News From Around the Web :: Why is Apple censoring the word ‘jailbreak’ from iTunes? :: ...
News From Around the Web :: Why is Apple censoring the word ‘jailbreak’ from iTunes? :: ...
Apple has banned the word 'jailbreak' from it's U.S. iTunes store listings, the latest indication of its disapproval of hackers who muck around with their tightly secured products.'Jailbreaking' refers to the practice of hacking into Apple's products to allow them[…]
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Created on: 18 May 2012 | 10:46 am
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News From Around the Web :: One Publisher Settles in eBook Class Action :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: One Publisher Settles in eBook Class Action :: Author athx64
Simon & Schuster has settled with the 29 state Attorney Generals that have a class action suit open for eBook price fixing.Read more about this here____________________
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Created on: 17 May 2012 | 5:53 pm
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News From Around the Web :: Is someone trying to out The Jester? :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: Is someone trying to out The Jester? :: Author athx64
We have taken a look at some of the information available and,... well things just look a little fishy.Read more here____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 8:37 pm
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Site News :: The winner for the Kingston HyperX 3K is ..... :: Author athx64
Site News :: The winner for the Kingston HyperX 3K is ..... :: Author athx64
Forum Member Slackin!Congratulations, PM us to claim your prize.Do not worry if you did not win. We have will have more contests and giveaways soon!____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 7:20 pm
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News From Around the Web :: The Pirate Bay down due to possible DDoS Attack :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: The Pirate Bay down due to possible DDoS Attack :: Author athx64
Wow, who would have thought this would happen. The Pirate Bay is repotedly under a DDoS attack and is not available...Read more about this here____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 3:57 pm
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News From Around the Web :: nVidia going for the cloud for GeForce Grid :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: nVidia going for the cloud for GeForce Grid :: Author athx64
nVidia is working on a Kepler based cloud rendering system to stream games to remote users. These would include ARM based tablets...This could stir things up a bitRead more here____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 2:16 pm
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News From Around the Web :: Judge in Oracle V Google case is also a coder :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: Judge in Oracle V Google case is also a coder :: Author athx64
Judge Alsup revealed that he programs in many different languages and understands how the development process works...Read more here____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 9:59 am
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News From Around the Web :: Rumors of the iPhone with a larger screen are funny :: Author athx64
News From Around the Web :: Rumors of the iPhone with a larger screen are funny :: Author athx64
As we move towards the launch of the next iPhone we are hearing the rumors of a larger screen again... Here is why this makes us chuckle...____________________
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Created on: 16 May 2012 | 8:31 am
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