From InfoWorld: Facebook changed its privacy policies on Friday, but unlike previous overhauls, there's not much to rage about this time.
No, companies aren't using your photos to sell products. Yes, if you like a brand, that information will show up in your friends' feeds, on your Timeline, and in...
From PC World: Nvidia wants to help create some of the world's fastest computers with its latest Tesla K40 graphics chip, which is its fastest supercomputing co-processor to date.
The Tesla K40 graphics processor delivers 1.43 teraflops of performance, which is roughly 20 percent faster than its...
From DailyTech: Dell's latest bid for some tablet market respect kicked off a little early the last couple weeks. Look at various sites who reported on the initial October product announcement, one major missing piece of info was exactly when Dell's new 8-inch budget Venue 8 tablet was supposed to...
From X-bit Labs: Two is always better than one, which is exactly why Advanced Micro Devices is working on a graphics card currently known under Vesuvius code-name that features two of its leading-edge graphics processing units known as Hawaii. The rumored product will dethrone all available high-end...
I have always been a fan of customization. Customizing your house, for example, gives you the creative freedom to a certain extent to express who you are, make yourself feel truly at home, and to find solutions to various problems. Although cookie cutter templates give many people a good foundation as to how some things should look, most of the time, they simply don't work well for me in terms of what I specifically want. In my opinion, this...
From CRN: Cisco (NSDQ:CSCO) Wednesday warned investors that it expects revenue for its current fiscal quarter to slide between eight and 10 percent due to continued weakness within emerging markets and its service provider business.
"As we have always done, we commit to you to being transparent...
From PC World: While getting the best performance from your systems is crucial, getting consistent performance is even more important, because it guarantees a satisfactory user experience and even sets the stage for building more capabilities on top of the system, Amazon Chief Technology Officer...
From DailyTech: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) announced a pair of sporty upcoming x86-based, 28 nanometer (nm) processors that will front its mobile processing efforts. It also announced a new HTPC-geared CPU+GPU combo chip that's sure to please budget shoppers. Officially these chips won't...
From X-bit Labs: Despite of being extremely more capable than current-generation game consoles, Microsoft Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4 will not support playback of Blu-ray 3D discs at launch. While this may disappoint some technology enthusiasts that are early adopters of most innovations, this...
From EETimes: Advanced Micro Devices announced two new 28nm mobile x86 processors using a new ARM-based security block, including a 2W tablet SoC. The chips, shipping before July, will double the performance/watt of the company's prior notebook and tablet offerings, it said.
Both chips pack two to...
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