AT&T jumps on the frequent-phone-upgrade bandwagon with “AT&T Next”
Customers can trade their devices in every 12 months, keep them after 20.
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Remember Jay-Z’s terrible Android app? Privacy group wants feds to investigate
Even Hova himself said of the privacy problems: "sux must do better."
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20 years after Windows 3.11, Linus unveils “Linux for Workgroups”
Torvalds pays homage to his rival's history with clever OS name.
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Verizon’s rumored plan may ensure you always have a new phone in your hands
Verizon may go the way of T-Mobile's JUMP! as soon as next month.
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Volcanic earthquakes produce a “seismic scream” just before eruption
So many earthquakes happening so quickly that they are impossible to separate.
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Heads-up history: A visual look at the evolution of the HUD
Gallery: From basic scorekeeping to screen-cluttering messes and back again.
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The only Utah ISP (and one of the few nationwide) standing up for user privacy
Giving metadata or traffic monitoring not "necessary to protect the safety of Americans."
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Virtualization startup puts desktop apps seamlessly in the cloud
"Native as a service" offering strives to bring the best of cloud and desktop.
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T. rex leaves tooth in would-be lunch’s tail, paleontologists find it
A tooth embedded in a hadrosaur's tail shows T. rex hunted, didn’t just scavenge.
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Who needs a HUD? Metro: Last Light and the return to realism
Less information can create more immersion.
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Disgruntled Google users try to live a low-Google lifestyle
How to scrape together a Web existence outside of Google's embrace.
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USB 3.0 continues to steal Thunderbolt’s thunder
Acer's Aspire S5 was one of the few PC laptops to use Thunderbolt. No longer.
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$99 ARM-based PC runs either Ubuntu or Android
"Utilite" has single- to quad-core Cortex-A9 chip and up to 512GB flash storage.
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The NES turns 30: How it began, worked, and saved an industry
On July 15, 1983, Nintendo sold its first Famicom. Gaming hasn't been the same since.
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