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From CNET News.com: Google Voice users who have been marking calls as spam now have something to show for their troubles. "Thanks to the help of the thousands of Google Voice users who mark calls as spam everyday--and our own spam identification tools--it is now possible to... |
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From DailyTech: On-demand video streaming and video rental-by-mail company Netflix has enjoyed bundles of success recently, reporting 23.6 million subscribers worldwide this year. But now, Netflix is making two big changes to its plans and prices that will either prove to be... |
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From DailyTech: Cisco is facing tough times as it tries to slash its budget to free up some money. Anytime a major tech firm starts talking about saving huge sums of money, you know that layoffs aren’t far behind. Cisco started talking about smaller scale layoffs a while back and it... |
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From X-bit Labs: After becoming mainstream processors on the market of desktops, quad-core PC chips now are set to conquer the notebook segment, with about half of the mobile computers shipped in 2015 expected to employ these advanced chips, according to the new IHS iSuppli report... |
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From X-bit Labs: he first performance benchmark results of AMD FX-series "Zambezi" microprocessors this week finally emerged on the Internet. The engineering sample of AMD's eight-core chip that was supposed to be the flagship offering - the model 8130P - could demonstrate... |
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From PC World: The HTC Status, a BlackBerry-like smartphone with a dedicated Facebook share button, will be available in AT&T stores for $50 on July 17, AT&T announced Monday. Targeted at the younger crowd--and if you don't believe me, sneak a peek at Best Buy's exclusive mauve... |
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From CNET News.com: Alleged part numbers for new versions of Apple's MacBook Air notebook and Mac Pro desktop tower have cropped up, adding to evidence that new iterations of both computer lines are coming soon. 9to5mac, citing a "Mr. X" as their source, suggests that the new... |
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From DailyTech: Apple, Inc. is piling on patent infringement complaints against Android giant HTC Corp. in hopes that it can convince the U.S. International Trade Commission to block the import of "personal electronic devices" by HTC into the U.S. The complaint, "In the Matter of... |
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From DailyTech: At a recent shareholders meeting, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata admitted that 3DS sales have gotten off to a slow start and that the lack of a solid software lineup is likely the reason. Nintendo's 3DS has hit more than a few rough patches since its release in... |
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