AMD A10-5800K Trinity APU Review
We first laid hands on AMD's Fusion series last February when we reviewed the 18W dual-core Zacate APU, formally known as the E-350. Designed for netbook-like applications, the Zacate APUs brushed aside existing Intel solutions with ease, providing an affordable yet powerful to the then common Atom/Ion combo. 
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Swedish police raid hosting firm PRQ, takes down "pirate" websites
Swedish police officers recently conducted a raid on web host PeRiQuito AB, or PRQ. Law enforcement officials confiscated four servers according to PRQ owner Mikael Viborg although it’s unclear at this hour which site(s) were hosted on the machines. Unsurprisingly, we are hearing that a number of file-sharing and streaming... 
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Swedish police raid controversial hosting firm PRQ, take four servers
Swedish police officers recently conducted a raid on web host PeRiQuito AB, or PRQ. Law enforcement officials confiscated four servers according to PRQ owner Mikael Viborg although it’s unclear at this hour which site(s) were hosted on the machines. Unsurprisingly, we are hearing that a number of file-sharing and streaming... 
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ISPs ask city for deal matching Google Fiber's special treatment
Envious communications companies are requesting parity deals from Kansas City's local government -- deals which match the special treatment Google received while deploying its city-wide gigabit fiber service. Google Fiber went live about two months ago for both KC and KCMO, offering subscribers a choice between 1Gbps Internet for $70/mo or... 
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YouTube, ABC News partner to stream US presidential debates live
YouTube has announced plans to stream all three US presidential debates between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney live. The video sharing service will also stream the vice presidential debate live from their Elections Hub – part of the politics channel that debuted a year ago. 
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Microsoft rumored to be developing its own smartphone to run WP8
Rumors are surfacing (no pun intended) once again that Microsoft is developing their own smartphone to run Windows Phone 8. A report published yesterday from China Times reignited rumors although no evidence or sources were mentioned. Today, however, WPCentral and BGR both claim independent sources have indeed confirmed that Microsoft... 
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Lenovo to build some laptop and desktop systems in the US
Here’s something you don’t hear very often: Lenovo, the Chinese computer manufacturer has announced it will open a production line in the US where it will build some of its signature Think-brand notebook and desktop systems. The company is starting small, plunking down $2 million to expand its existing order... 
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Samsung adds iPhone 5 to patent lawsuit, Galaxy Tab 10.1 ban lifted
As promised last month, Samsung has filed a motion against Apple claiming the iPhone 5 infringes on several patents owned by the South Korean company. Cupertino’s latest handset will be added to a pending lawsuit against previous iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models that allegedly infringe on the same patents. ... 
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Google updates Gmail with option to search inside attachments
Gmail’s already powerful search functionality received a small but significantly useful update today. As reported by the Google Operating System blog, the popular webmail service can now search inside more file types attached to messages. Previously, if someone sent you a text file or an HTML document, Gmail indexed its... 
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HTC One X+ is official with quad-core 1.7GHz Tegra 3 processor
HTC has officially announced the successor to the original One X that launched back in the spring. There isn’t much new aesthetically with the HTC One X+ as it includes the same 4.7-inch display and form factor as before but internally, things are a bit beefier for sure. 
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iPad mini production ramping up ahead of October launch
Apple’s much-rumored iPad mini is set for release before Christmas, according to the latest rumors coming from Focus Taiwan. The publication cites an analyst working for British bank Barclays PLC who believes Pegatron will build and ship 3 million of the smaller iPads, with availability pegged for sometime during fourth quarter of... 
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Acer to launch Aspire S7 Ultrabook series on October 26
Acer will be launching the Aspire S7 Ultrabook series alongside Windows 8 on October 26 in North America. We had our first look at these full HD touch screen systems back in June at Computex and another peek at IFA 2012 in August although full details were missing at each event. 
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Rumor: Asus has made an offer to acquire board maker ASRock
Rumors are circulating at this hour that Asus has made an offer to acquire fellow motherboard maker ASRock. Charlie Demerjian from SemiAccurate says ASRock’s parent company, Pegatron, approves of the takeover bid but nothing is official yet. 
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Apple support says iPhone 5 purple camera haze is 'normal behavior'
Reports of a flaw in the iPhone 5’s camera surfaced shortly after the handset launched just over a week ago. Users described seeing a purple haze or flare when snapping photos containing brightly lit objects like a lamp or the sun. Apple has officially been mum but they are at... 
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Acer Aspire S5 Review: SSD RAID on an Ultrabook
"Easier said than done" is the best phrase I can think of to describe Intel's ultrabook initiative. On paper, the plan seemed easy enough, although manufacturing partners and knowledgeable consumers alike would testify that it's been anything but. Aspirations to compete with Apple's ultrathin MacBook Air have been met with... 
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EU asks member states to investigate sales of AppleCare
European Union Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding is urging member states to investigate whether local Apple retail stores are supplying buyers with adequate information regarding warranty coverage at the time of purchase. It is their belief that customers aren’t getting all of the facts with regards to EU law that dictates... 
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HP releases Open WebOS 1.0, demos it on a TouchSmart PC
HP has officially released version 1.0 of Open webOS, the open source spinoff of its once-promising platform for mobile devices. The launch completes a nine-month roadmap traced by the company at the beginning of the year, with over 450,000 lines of code and 75 webOS components delivered in that time frame. 
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Google tops Microsoft, becomes second most valuable tech company
Google is now the second most valuable technology company in the world, bumping Microsoft to bronze status earlier this morning. Google stock value increased 0.7 percent to $759.98, giving the search giant a market capitalization of roughly $249.2 billion. Microsoft, on the other hand, dropped 0.3 percent to $29.67 per... 
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Twitter login security flaw lets hackers steal your account
A Twitter user has uncovered a serious flaw with the micro-blogging site that allows hackers to gain access to your account. The attacker can then lock you out of the account and if it’s a “valuable” handle, it can be sold online to the highest bidder. This is exactly what... 
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Verizon iPhone 5 eats cellular data while on Wi-Fi, Apple issues fix
A recently discovered problem between Verizon and the iPhone 5 has allowed unsuspecting customers to be billed for cellular data usage while being connected to a local Wi-Fi network. To solve this issue, Apple is instructing Verizon subscribers to install the latest carrier update for their iPhone 5. 
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Custom UT2004 bots are more human than real-life players
Programmers were tasked with the challenge of creating the most human-like UT2004 bots -- and it appears they delivered. In the competition sponsored by 2K games, the top two UT2004 bots tricked 52 percent of the judges into thinking they were guided by flesh and bone. To put that into... 
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Sharp mass producing 5-inch, 1080p, 443 PPI displays for smartphones
Sharp is setting the bar pretty high for next generation smartphone displays. The Japanese multinational corporation announced today that mass production of 5-inch 1080p displays began late last month with plans to increase production through October. 
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Tech deals: 23" HP W2371d 1080p LED monitor for $150
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FreedomPop beta goes live with 500MB of free WiMAX
FreedomPop, a year-old startup backed by Skype founder Niklas Zennstrom, has officially flipped the switch on its much-anticipated wireless data service that will give 500MB of free 4G wireless data each month to anyone willing to fork over a deposit for one of its modems. The company currently runs on... 
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Acer Aspire S5 Ultrabook Review
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