Rumor: Windows 9 'Threshold' expected in April 2015
Microsoft is reportedly targeting an April 2015 launch for the
operating system sequel to Windows 8.1, codenamed 'Threshold'. According
to Paul Thurrott, Microsoft is trying to put the less-than-fantastic
launch of Windows 8.1 behind it by calling the OS Windows 9, and
although it hasn't entered the development phase, the... 
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Weekend tech reading: Chips after Moore's law, tech companies nearing death, CES highlights
Not long after Gordon E. Moore proposed in 1965 that the number of
transistors that could be etched on a silicon chip would continue to
double approximately every 18 months, critics began predicting that the
era of "Moore's Law" would draw to a close... 
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Samsung: 4K Ultra HD television adoption will happen faster than anticipated
Despite being tempted by a number of great deals on televisions during
Black Friday, I’ve already made up my mind that the next set I purchase
will be 4K Ultra HD compatible. I get that there isn’t much content
available right now and prices are astronomical but according to HS... 
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Depression Quest back on Steam Greenlight amid controversy
One of the biggest issues that plagues the globe isn't something that
we can see or easily explain. Violence, sickness, accidental injury,
these are all things we come in contact with on a daily basis. But for
some, there are the added demons of depression, a mental illness that
affects... 
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Hackers steal card data from high-end retail chain Neiman Marcus
Krebs on Security, the same publication that first reported the Target
hack in which up to 70 million customers were affected, has since
learned of a second retailer that has fallen victim to a similar attack.
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MSI motherboard suggests socketed Kabini APUs are coming soon
AMD’s Kabini APU first hit the scene last May but thus far, it’s only
been available as a pre-soldered combination already mated to a
motherboard. That’ll likely change in the not too distant future,
however, based on some hardware spied this past week at the Consumer
Electronics Show. ... 
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Weekend Open Forum: What are your most anticipated games of 2014?
With the release of the new consoles behind us for the most part, its
time to look forward at what we know so far about this year's game
releases. As I've mentioned on WOF before, I am a fan of the stealth
genre and had a lot of fun getting... 
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Glass has more competition on the way, this time from military-grade eyewear maker Lumus
We’ve seen our fair share of Glass clones since Google first unveiled
the technology but perhaps none have the pedigree of Lumus, a company
that’s been making heads-up displays for the US military for quite some
time. 
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Google Play Services gets asynchronous multiplayer, Google Drive API and improved battery life
Google recently began rolling out update 4.1 for its Google Play
Services adding a number of new features and enhancements. The search
giant has now added asynchronous multiplayer capabilities, a Google
Drive API, enhancements to ad targeting, Google+ improvements, and
better battery life for those using Google Location Reporting. 
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Sony is still talking with Microsoft about adopting Windows Phone
Unlike most other handset manufacturers, Sony apparently isn’t content
to rely on just one mobile operating system. It would seem that the
Japanese tech giant is eyeballing Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform
(and perhaps others) as it looks to the future. 
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Google updated Gmail allowing strangers to send you messages, here's how to disable it
Yesterday, Google introduced a feature to Gmail some might not be too
happy about. By default, anyone with a Google+ account can now send an
email to your Gmail account whether they have your address or not. As
long as your name is attached to a Google+ and Gmail account,... 
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Weekend game deals: XCOM Collection $15, Hitman Pack $11 and a new Humble Bundle
Holiday sales are slowing but most distributors are keeping the spirit
alive with deals including Torchlight II for $5 at Steam, an XCOM pack
with Enemy Unknown for $15 at Amazon, Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Director's Cut for $5 at Get Games... 
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SteamOS now supports Intel and AMD graphics (Updated)
When the first SteamOS beta was released last month, gamers with Intel
and AMD GPUs were left out in the cold due to the initial "Nvidia
graphics only" requirement. Well, things have changed now. The latest
alchemist update to the Valve's operating system adds support for AMD
and Intel graphics,... 
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Motorola is bundling Chromecast with off-contract Moto X purchases
It’s rare to see a company unleash as many promotions for a single
handset as we’ve seen Motorola do for the Moto X. The latest will see
the Google-owned company provide a free Chromecast streaming dongle to
anyone that buys the handset off-contract via Moto Maker. 
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IBM forms new Watson business unit, invests $1 billion
IBM announced Thursday that the company is investing $1 billion to
provide its Jeopardy! champ computing system Watson its own business
division and a new headquarters. Dubbed IBM Watson Group, the new
business division will be located at 51 Astor Place in New York City’s
“Silicon Alley” technology hub, and... 
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Nintendo 3DS sales shot up 45 percent in 2013
Nintendo’s Wii U isn’t nearly as successful as the company might have
hoped for but the same can’t be said about the 3DS. Despite the fact
that smartphones now account for the majority of mobile gaming, Nintendo
has managed to sell 34.98 million 3DS consoles worldwide (which
includes the 3DS... 
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Target data breach update says up to 70 million customers affected
Target has issued an update on the recent data breach that affected
holiday shoppers saying up to 70 million names, mailing addresses, phone
numbers or email addresses were stolen as part of the hack. Previously,
the company had estimated around 40 million credit and debit card
accounts -- including expiration... 
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SteamOS now supports Intel and AMD graphics
When the first SteamOS beta was released last month, gamers with Intel
and AMD GPUs were left out in the cold due to the initial "Nvidia
graphics only" requirement. Well, things have changed now. The latest
alchemist update to the Valve's operating system adds support for AMD
and Intel graphics,... 
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PC shipments dropped 6.9 percent last quarter as market suffered its worst year ever
If there was any lingering doubt that we are now in a post-PC era, the
latest figures from Gartner should dispel that notion. PC shipments
dropped 6.9 percent during the fourth quarter of 2013 as the market in
general suffered its worst year since the birth of the personal
computer,... 
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Google+ users can now e-mail you without knowing your address
Google has added a new feature to its social network that will allow
users to e-mail any of their Google+ contacts and vice versa without
actually knowing their e-mail address. Specifically, members can opt to
receive correspondence from those in their circles, extended circles,
anyone on Google+ or choose not... 
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The Steam Controller: How Valve is building a new way to play games
In 2014, the PC gaming giant will be launching their first official piece of hardware: The decidedly odd, innovative Steam Controller. What will happen when a company steeped in software releases their first piece of hardware? No one -- including the people making the controller -- is quite sure.
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Overstock becomes first major online retailer to accept Bitcoins
It’s official: Overstock.com is now the first major online retailer to
accept Bitcoin as a payment method. The company made a promise late last
year that they would begin accepting the controversial virtual currency
within the first half of this year but few expected it would happen so
quickly. ... 
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Audi hits the highway to demonstrate latest self-driving car technology at CES
Audi was on hand at the Consumer Electronics Show once again to
showcase their latest efforts in the field of self-driving vehicles.
Unlike last year’s demonstration which was limited to an Audi A6 Avant
navigating a parking garage at a snail's pace, the auto maker took
guests for a spin... 
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Audi hits the higway to demonstrate latest self-driving car technology at CES
Audi was on hand at the Consumer Electronics Show once again to
showcase their latest efforts in the field of self-driving vehicles.
Unlike last year’s demonstration which was limited to an Audi A6 Avant
navigating a parking garage at a snail's pace, the auto maker took
guests for a spin... 
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Google pushing Glass branding guidelines to developers
As Google prepares for the next phase of its Google Glass launch, third
party accessory developers are also readying their add-ons. As the
first order-able pair of prescription glasses and adapters specifically
designed for Google Glass debuted earlier this week from designer
OpticsPlanet, the search giant has made the brand... 
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Free-For-All: How Valve Is Building a New Way to Play Games
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