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  Anthony Garreffa
  Mobile Devices Editor and News Reporter
  Anthony is a PC enthusiast - with a passion of hate for games to be built around consoles. With FPS gaming since the pre-Quake days, where you were insulted if you used a mouse to aim, he has been addicted to gaming and hardware ever since. Working in IT retail, he gets to breathe in that fresh PCB smell every day and give customers a great, custom-built machine to run their gaming goodness at home. If you would like to know more, dial 1800-anthony.
  
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May 2013




• - SanDisk does it again, advances their industry-leading second-generation 19nm manufacturing tech

• - Samsung's Galaxy S4 is the world's best smartphone... according to Consumer Reports

• - RumorTT: Samsung could shift to Intel processors for the Galaxy Tab 3

• - Microsoft's in-house TV project is The Music Room, a user-driven show

• - The Last of Us will feature PS4's 'play while download' feature on the PS3

• - Apple escaped $44 billion in taxes according to Senate investigators

• - Jolla unveils their first Sailfish OS-based smartphone

• - AMD acquires NVIDIA's Technical Marketing Manager

• - The next-gen Xbox gets unveiled in a few days time, here's a few things we should expect

• - Ask the Experts: What PSU should I buy for my Radeon HD 7870 CrossFire system?

• - Intel Core i7 4770K reaches eBay

• - HTC One demand is high, HTC are doubling production to meet 'strong demand'

• - Google remove 8.8 million lines of code from their Blink engine

• - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 specs arrive, launches on May 23

• - Are Google preparing another media player?

• - Is NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 770 just a GTX 680 in disguise? GTX 680 can be BIOS flashed to a GTX 770

• - Windows Phone won't be revamped until 2014, Windows Phone users feeling 'blue'

• - Sharp's Aquos Pad SH-08E features 7-inch 1920x1200-pixel IGZO display and 1.7GHz quad-core processor

• - Google Maps gets a makeover ahead of Google I/O

• - Motorola X phone pops up at the FCC

• - Google won't be showing off Nexus Q at Google I/O

• - New head of Android says Google I/O will be about services this year, not devices or operating systems

• - Samsung Galaxy S4 seen in Japan in 'Blue Arctic' color

• - Nexus 4 appears in white, still no news of a release

• - Check out the trailer to Arrested Development's fourth season

• - Sony Xperia ZR to feature 4.6-inch display, quad-core processor

• - Google's unified messaging system to reportedly be unveiled at Google I/O

• - Facebook knows about Home problems, will fix them in future releases of the app

• - Samsung Galaxy S4 mini appears, features the same type of design as the S4

• - US Navy successfully flies drone for two days using a liquid hydrogen tank

• - Google's VP9 video codec is nearly complete, YouTube will use the next-generation compression technology

• - Windows Phone Store reaches 145,000 apps

• - Samsung to deploy 5G network by 2020, will be capable of 1.25GB/sec

• - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. trailer arrives, the Marvel universe enters the TV realm

• - Talk of an iPhone 6 begins, will we skip the iPhone 5S?

• - Sharp to slash 5,000 jobs will refocus on smartphone displays, large HDTVs and 4K TVs

• - Windows 8 may have 100 million licenses in the wild, but install base sits at an estimated 59 million

• - Both the iPad and iPhone should be cleared for DoD use by the Pentagon next week

• - Bosch's Power Max will charge your electric vehicle at home, starts at $450

• - We should expect Google Play Games to be announced at Google I/O

• - Bang With Friends glitch includes link that will tell you which friends are looking for a bang

• - Yet another Ouya shipping update, all Limited Edition units to ship within two weeks

• - Teenager discovers iPad Smart Cover magnets can turn off pacemakers

• - John Carpenter 'would love to make' a Dead Space movie

• - Canalys' reports that Android has 75% of smartphone shipments in Q1 2013

• - Department of Defense forces 3D-printed gun plans off the Internet

• - EA registers the domains to Battlefield13.com through to Battlefield20.com

• - Leaked specs on the next-gen Nexus 7 see a 1920x1200-pixel display, Android 4.3 and Snapdragon S4 Pro for just $199

• - Official teaser trailer to Gravity released

• - Ask the Experts: What is the minimum PSU required for GeForce GTX 670's in SLI?

• - RumorTT: More talk on the Motorola X smartphone

• - Intel Core i7 4770K overclocked to 5GHz on just 0.9V of power

• - Oculus Rift sees official support for Half-Life 2

• - EA confirms staff layoffs and restructuring, 10% of all EA staff have been laid off

• - ASUS teases 'We Transform' for Computex with teaser video

• - CyanogenMod 10.1 reaches Release Candidate stage

• - NASA to get rid of Windows on the International Space Station, will replace it with Linux

• - Galaxy S4 32GB model costs $237 to build, is cheap because it is mostly Samsung parts

• - The White House's Twitter account tweets 'unless you're a Native American, you came from someplace else'

• - Google Earth gets updated, now includes Street View and a new interface

• - EA hates on the Wii U, says next-gen games won't arrive on the Nintendo Wii U due to performance issues with the Frostbite engine

• - Core i7 3770K overclocked to an insane 7.2GHz using a GIGABYTE Z77X-UP7 motherboard

• - Seagate enters the SSD market with client and next-gen enterprise SSD's

• - Barclays analyst claims Apple 'is about to change the narrative' with a bunch of new products

• - Apple are having issues with carriers in emerging markets over iPhone terms

• - Google could roll their paid subscription channels on YouTube any day now

• - Grand Theft Auto V teased on PC again, listed on German gaming retailers website

• - 3DMark gets updated, fixes multi-GPU issues and adds Ice Storm Extreme to Windows Mobile devices

• - Microsoft have sold over 100 million Windows 8 licenses

• - HTC sees second month of growth thanks to the HTC One

• - Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time will launch in July

• - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 coming soon, with DirectX 12?

• - Samsung release yet another smartphone, the Galaxy Core, aimed at the lower-end of the market with dual-SIM support

• - ASRock's Z87 motherboard series gets unveiled, some boards will feature 802.11ac Wi-Fi

• - The next version of Android will be another iteration of Jelly Bean, will arrive as Android 4.3

• - Ask the Experts: I need some help choosing a 32GB kit of DDR3 RAM

• - Left 4 Dead 2 becomes available on Linux in beta form

• - Anti-child abuse ads go next-gen, use lenticular printing to show different ads based on the height of the person

• - Gigabyte's Z87X-UD3H smiles for the camera, Haswell is getting close!

• - BlackBerry R10 leaks see a cheaper Q10 forming

• - Galaxy S4 ad takes another swipe at the iPhone

• - Xbox 360 disc changer made from Lego, controlled by a smartphone

• - US citizens' phone calls, and all electronic data is captured and recorded by the FBI, accessible by the government

• - Ouya shipments are ahead of schedule, all backers will receive their consoles before the end of May

• - RumorTT: Next-gen Xbox will charge $15 per month for optional subscription

• - RumorTT: LG working on the next Nexus smartphone

• - Microsoft wants to fill Walmart's with cheap Lumia smartphones

• - Tesla partners with some banks for some in-house financing for Model S buyers

• - Buttonless LG smartphone appears, features curved glass look

• - Take a look at the UEFI DualBIOS on Gigabyte's new Haswell motherboard

• - Department of Defense approves the use of BlackBerry Z10, Q10 and PlayBook

• - YouTube Capture for iOS gets updated, now includes Wi-Fi-only upload option

• - FBI arrests Chinese "spy", thought he had precious NASA secrets, but it was filled with porn

• - Instagram updated to version 3.5, includes account tagging, 'Photos of You' album

• - Tablet market share has Android on top, Apple playing second fiddle

• - Department of Defense employees to soon be granted the use of Apple and Samsung smartphones

• - 'The Matrix Retold by Mom' is a hilarious look at the classic sci-fi movie

• - Facebook has over 1.1 billion monthly users, 751 million mobile users and over 665 million daily users

• - Intel lifts their game with their integrated graphics on Haswell

• - A closer look at Gigabyte's hot-as-hell Z87 G1-Killer Haswell-based motherboard

• - Anti-gravity has been through its first test at Cern's Alpha experiment

• - Windows 8 now takes 3.84% OS market share, still isn't doing well at all

• - Samsung Galaxy Note II Phablet Review

• - Nevada sees its first legal online poker site go online

• - Samsung's new 20nm LPDDR3 RAM will give us PC-like performance in mobile devices

• - Numerous power supplies won't be compatible with Haswell's C6/C7 low-power states

• - iPad mini makes up more than 64% of all iPads shipped in the last three months

• - Google I/O 2013 schedule has been released

• - Samsung tennis celebrity uses Twitter to support the Galaxy S4, tweets from an iPhone




April 2013




• - Over 20,000 people apply for a one-way trip to Mars on the Mars One project

• - Yahoo now offers double the maternity leave for new mothers

• - BlackBerry CEO says that tablets will be dead in five years time

• - Compro TN50W Cloud Network Camera Review

• - Nokia counting on their new $20 phone to give them an "edge" over rivals in emerging markets

• - Google Chromebooks to become an actual threat this year

• - New Pacific Rim trailer has never made 288 feet high robots fighting aliens look so good

• - BlackBerry Q10 to sell "several tens of millions of units"

• - Twitter for Glass gets spotted, Google Glass owners should get their hashtags ready

• - RumorTT: Sony to release quad-core 5-inch smartphone with 20-megapixel camera

• - RumorTT: Nexus 11 to launch at Google I/O, would feature an 8-core processor

• - NASA's Cassini probe checks out a gigantic super cyclone on Saturn

• - Angry Birds Friends for Android and iOS arrives on Thursday

• - Samsung announces the Galaxy Tab 3, their lower-end 7-inch 3G-capable tablet

• - LG opens up pre-orders to their 55-inch curved OLED TV, arrives in Korea in June for $13,500

• - RumorTT: Galaxy Note III to feature 8-core processor, 5.99-inch 1080p display and 3GB of RAM

• - Microsoft working on visual redesigns of their platforms, including Xbox and Bing

• - Ask the Experts: Will my 500W power supply be sufficient for a Radeon HD 7950 upgrade?

• - Analyst says Apple will refresh their notebooks at WWDC, non-Retina MBPs could come back

• - Steam opens the doors to subscription-based gaming

• - Sony will post their first annual profit in over five years

• - DisplayMate confirm Galaxy S4 screen is superior to any Samsung smartphone display to date

• - Sony Xperia Tablet Z is now available for preorder

• - LG launches their Optimus F5 in Europe, the rest of the world will follow

• - Galaxy S4 16GB model comes with just 55% of its storage free

• - Valve will not be exhibiting anything at E3 this year either

• - Google Glass developer says they intentionally left Glass unlocked, adds "FFS, you paid $1500 for it... go to town on it"

• - NVIDIA's releases a video of their Position Based PhysX fluid simulation

• - AMD releases Catalyst 13.5 Beta driver, provides support for the HD 7990

• - IDC report: smartphone shipments out-shipped feature phones for the first time ever

• - Nokia executive who was responsible for the tight relationship with Microsoft, has left the company

• - DHS' new intrusion detection and prevention system raises security concerns

• - US ambassador to Australia asks Australians to stop pirating Game of Thrones

• - LG plans to launch flexible OLED smartphone before the end of this year

• - Google reports that government content removal requests have increased

• - Yahoo CEO joins the Jawbone board of directors

• - Google Chrome Beta for Android gets updated, features better rendering and bug fixes

• - Samsung Q1 earnings are also strong, $6.4 billion in profits for the three-month period

• - Three new GTA V character trailers to arrive next week

• - Nintendo won't be holding a press conference at this year's E3

• - Basemark X arrives on iOS, is now available from the App Store

• - Apple is losing their grip on the tablet market, Android on the other hand is making huge gains

• - Verizon reportedly preparing $100 billion bid to purchase Vodafone's shares in Verizon Wireless

• - Apple R&D reaches $4 billion this year, up 33% from 2012

• - Google joins the FIDO Alliance's board of directors, wants to beef up their two-factor authentication

• - LG ships a record 10.3 million smartphones in Q1 2013

• - The most reliable Windows PC is an Apple MacBook Pro running Boot Camp

• - Nintendo's Miiverse is now available on web browsers

• - Sony pushes out update 4.41 to the PS3, designed to "improve system stability"

• - NASA goes low-budget, launches three smartphones into orbit

• - Google Glass and its competitors' devices to be big sellers by 2016 - more than 9 million devices expected to ship by 2016

• - Digital Storm's new Vanquish line of PCs ends the DIY vs. pre-built debate

• - Tweakipedia: How to setup and configure AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology

• - NVIDIA releases the GeForce 320.00 beta series of drivers

• - Swype 1.5 for Android arrives, leaves its beta label at home

• - eBay for Android gets updated, new UI and more

• - AT&T Q1 2013 results show revenues of $16.7 billion, income of $4.7 billion

• - Razer rolls out the public beta of Comms, a new all-in-one communications platform

• - LG Display posts lower profits, demand for the iPhone and iPad screens weaken

• - Don't expect many new Apple products until Q4 2013

• - AMD's Radeon HD 7990 is here, wants you to shut up and give it your money

• - Apple aren't going to release a larger iPhone until display 'tradeoffs' disappear

• - Apple have had their 'best quarter ever' in China

• - According to one survey, 19% of Americans want an 'iWatch'

• - SpaceX launch their Grasshopper VTOL rocket, hovers in the air at 840 feet then lands safely

• - ARM profits increase for Q1 2013, 2.6 billion ARM-based chips have been shipped this quarter

• - Gigabyte's next-gen Z87 G1-Killer motherboard teased

• - Western Digital become the first in the world with a 5mm 2.5-inch HDD

• - Ask the Experts: I need helping choosing between the Samsung S27A950D and ASUS VG278HE monitors!

• - DICE: Battlefield 4 will not feature motion control, considers it a gimmick

• - RumorTT: Galaxy Note III to feature unbreakable plastic OLED display

• - Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded will be released in June

• - Japan mech factory creates $20,000 mech just for kids

• - Xbox 360 to receive Pizza Hut app, will let you order pizza with your voice and gestures

• - Futurama gets cancelled... again

• - Apple has returned between 5-8 million iPhone's to Foxconn over quality control issues

• - Notebook vendors joining Intel to push for Android-based devices

• - LSI Nytro WarpDrive technology now powers IBM's System x server

• - Bethesda's next game teased, is a multi-platform title called Endless Summer

• - RumorTT: Gran Turismo 6 to be released this year, possible PS4 launch title?

• - Western Digital now offering their SAS-based Xe drives in 3.5-inch form factor

• - Facebook are building their latest data center in Iowa

• - Nintendo's digital sales are 'soaring' according to Nintendo executive

• - Anonymous begins their Web blackout to protest CISPA

• - Oculus Rift gets hooked up to Virtuix's Omni treadmill, makes us reimagine the future gaming

• - AMD scoops up Apple's graphics chip designer

• - AMD Radeon HD 8570 "Oland Pro" performance teased, targets 720p gamers

• - Indian-based startup builds the world's first smartphone for the blind

• - Facebook Home sees 500,000 downloads in five days

• - Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3 reaches the FCC

• - RumorTT: Google to unveil 32GB Nexus 4 with LTE at Google I/O

• - Got a spare $15 million and want to spend it on an solid gold covered iPhone 5?

• - HTC One can be unlocked, acts like a Nexus device

• - Galaxy S4 to ship to some AT&T customers on April 23

• - Latest Windows 8.1 leak shows off 'Kiosk Mode'

• - Logitech make their G series of products compatible with Mac OS X

• - RumorTT: HTC to release mid-range version of their One smartphone, would feature a 'metal-alloy chassis'

• - Microsoft still dominate the console market, the Xbox 360 leads console sales for the 27th consecutive month

• - Samsung want you to control their next tablet with your brain

• - Anonymous pushing for 'Internet Blackout Day' to protest CISPA

• - Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0 becomes available in Canada

• - Ouya provides another shipping update, Limited Edition units have been 'fast-tracked'

• - Palit and PC Partner overtake ASUS to become the biggest GPU sellers in the world

• - Hulu sale rumors continue, new reports point to the company hiring a firm to help them with the sale

• - Google CEO hints that the next Motorola phone would be more durable

• - Larry Page confirms that Google Glass runs a modified version of Android

• - RumorTT: Samsung to release Galaxy S4 mini in early-June

• - NASA's Kepler telescope finds three 'super-Earth-size' exoplanets that could house life

• - Google Q1 2013 numbers are strong, revenues are up 31% from last year

• - Facebook Messenger VoiP calls expands to the US, Australia and more

• - CISPA gets passed by the House, will allow businesses to share customers' personal information

• - iPhone sales up just 8% this quarter, can the next iPhone help Apple?

• - Sony Xperia Z Smartphone Review

• - Cirrus' revenue earnings down due to 'lacklustre iPhone demand'

• - Anonymous to soon open Your Anon News, something they just raised $54,000 to open

• - Toshiba unveil the Kirabook Ultrabook, features 13.3-inch 2560x1440 display

• - ASUS unveil their Raidr PCI Express-based SSD capable of 830MB/sec

• - Disney to release new Star Wars films every summer, starting from 2015

• - Reddit co-founder wants to buy out Jay-Z's share of the Brooklyn Nets NBA team

• - Cancelled TV show 'Heroes' could be coming back, would arrive on MSN/Xbox thanks to Microsoft

• - Wireless Charging Alliance sees new recruits in Samsung, HTC and LG - all three will release compatible devices in 2014

• - Smartwatches could see 1 million sales before the end of the year

• - RumorTT: Amazon acquires True Knowledge, the creator of a Siri-like voice assistant app

• - Western Digital unveils SmartWare Pro, automates your backups to Dropbox and external storage

• - Apple employees looking to jump ship, many are sending resumes out to startups

• - Microsoft comes to an agreement with Hon Hai over Microsoft's patents for Android and Chrome devices

• - Intel's next-gen 9-series chipset will support Serial ATA Express natively

• - Intel continue to feel pain, quarterly profits drop 25% for Q1 2013

• - Facebook could soon roll out video-based ad service, could charge advertisers $1 million per day

• - Beijing-based firm open position for a 'chief porn identification officer', offering $32k a year for the position

• - Nintendo Wii U sales continue to not impress

• - Facebook Home gives Canada and the UK some love

• - Chrome for Business adds some new features, includes legacy browser support and more

• - Google Glass Explorer Edition receives unboxing treatment

• - The new Man of Steel trailer is here, Superman is set to be the next billion-dollar superhero movie

• - Tweakipedia: How to build a new virtual machine using VMware Workstation 9

• - Galaxy S4 appears on AT&T website, ships on April 30 for $639 outright

• - Facebook Home could be coming to the iPhone

• - Ask the Experts: Should I go CrossFire HD 6870's, or purchase a HD 7790?

• - Dell stand by Microsoft's side, will stay committed to Windows RT on future ARM devices

• - Android devices with malware infections tripled last year

• - New Grand Theft Auto 5 artwork gets unveiled

• - Anonymous attacks North Korean websites

• - Google Glass units roll off the production line for the first time, will be shipped to Explorer access members

• - Samsung might move away from traditional plastic design with their Galaxy Note III, chasing a more premium feel to their devices finally

• - Origin unveil a Genesis PC that features four NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan GPUs

• - Google Glass specs arrive, the screen is equivalent to a 25-inch monitor in front of your face

• - Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 specs leak, both tablets should be available in the summer

• - Google improve SMS delivery within their Google Voice app

• - Tweakipedia: Give your desktop some breathing room by making some changes to your taskbar

• - YouTube clicks the rewind button, lets you experience the look of VHS, but in HD

• - Foursquare borrows $41 million, continues to ponder how to monetize the check-in app

• - Future batteries could be made from liquid metal, no T-1000's in sight thankfully

• - Xbox Live outage reminds us why always-online consoles can be disastrous

• - Windows 8.1 sees new leaked version, full release in September

• - Samsung is selling so many smartphones their chip division can't keep up

• - LG gives their Optimus G Pro some of the features of the Galaxy S4

• - ASUS' all-in-one desktop PC and tablet, the Transformer AiO, touches down in the US

• - Raspberry Pi numbers are in - 40k units being made per week, Sony have made their 500,000th Pi

• - Dish Network has 'informally approached' Deutsche Telekom about a merger deal with T-Mobile

• - Galaxy Note 8 comes with $25 Google Play credit

• - RumorTT: AT&T to receive the Galaxy S4 first, T-Mobile and Verizon shake fists in jealousy

• - Apple's iOS 7 to be unveiled at WWDC in June, would include a killer app tease

• - Analyst says the iPhone 5S will include larger camera, fingerprint technology and the same 4-inch screen

• - Facebook Home hasn't been received too well, with 44% of Google Play users giving it 1 star

• - Project Unity sees 15 consoles crammed into one huge box

• - Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon's latest trailer will have you click that pre-order button

• - Tablet sales to reach $64 billion this year, a hefty 28% increase from last year

• - RumorTT: AMD working on a 5GHz CPU based on their Vishera architecture

• - Ouya provides a shipping schedule for their consoles

• - Samsung Galaxy S4 teardown contest between HTC One sees the Galaxy S4 come out on top

• - Seiki offering a 50-inch 4K TV for $1299, it wants to be your next display

• - Ask the Experts: I want to get a new GPU for my system but want to make sure there's no CPU bottleneck

• - Verizon CEO takes credit for LTE-capable iPhone, states that video streaming accounts for 50% of their traffic

• - LinkedIn acquires news reader Pulse, shells out $90 million

• - AMD to offer Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon under their Never Settle Reloaded promotion

• - Microsoft stock drops riding the news of huge drop in PC shipment numbers

• - Samsung begins mass-production of 128GB NAND on their 10nm process

• - RumorTT: Apple working on bringing 4K displays to TVs, MacBook Pros

• - Samsung announce Galaxy Mega smartphones, comes in 5.8- and 6.3-inch variants

• - Google is feeling generous, gives away devices and gift cards in Play Store sweepstakes

• - Google to begin shipping Google Glass Explorer edition sets in the next month

• - ZTE unveils Geek, a 5-inch smartphone that features an Intel Clover Trail+ processor

• - Chrome Beta for Android lets users go full-screen for browsing

• - Ask the Experts: Should I go for Radeon HD 7950's in CrossFire, or a single HD 7970 on my Samsung S27A950D 120Hz monitor?

• - Google makes Nexus 10 flip cover available on Google Play Store

• - "Always-on" tweeter, Adam Orth, is no longer working for Microsoft - Internet pitchforks work, it seems

• - RumorTT: Microsoft to release 7-inch Surface tablet

• - Quantic Dream, the developer of Heavy Rain, looking to hire staff for future multiplayer projects

• - Intel's 2013 update to their Xeon family isn't being rushed, but it will pack quite a punch when it arrives

• - Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0 Overview and Test Results

• - Giada's N70E-DR motherboard is perfect for the NAS builder in your life

• - Samsung Display HQ searched by South Korean police over stolen LG OLED technology

• - Batman: Arkham Origins announced with Rocksteady Studios not involved, are Warner Bros pulling an Activision?

• - Foursquare goes version 6.0 on the iPhone

• - Ask the Experts: I'm looking at buying an SSD, what would you recommend?

• - Acer to have a global event on May 3, what should we expect?

• - Three LulzSec members plead guilty to hacking US, UK websites

• - Crowdfunding market surges in 2012, saw $2.7 billion in funding last year

• - iPhone 5 has helped Apple beat Q2 estimates

• - Google Play Music extends to seven new countries

• - Elysium trailer arrives, looks to be one of the best sci-fi movies of the year

• - Before the PS4 was announced, third-party developers were told the PS4 could feature 4GB of GDDR5, were surprised to see 8GB

• - Get ready to wave goodbye to support for Windows XP, IE6 and Office 2003

• - Google Fiber rollout has cost $100 million so far

• - The number of teenagers who text when driving have doubled since 2010

• - Antitrust allegations against Google in the EU popup, Android takes the stand

• - Sony to roll out DualShock 3 controller support to Xperia phones

• - Want to see a live action Street Fighter series, fund its Kickstarter

• - Google Babel for Gmail screenshots leaked out

• - Tumblr for Android gets updated, overhauled interface included

• - RumorTT: Next-gen Xbox to be unveiled at Microsoft event next month

• - Crucial's 960GB M500 SSD spotted on e-tailer website

• - AMD: There won't be a DirectX 12 but the company will integrate "other technologies" into their GPUs

• - Hulu sale talk persists, they receive $500 million bid from former News Corp president

• - Intel's Haswell CPU begins shipping to PC makers

• - Sony announces their 55- and 65-inch 4K TVs, start shipping on April 21 from $4,999

• - Samsung could see some Galaxy-branded products slapped with US sales ban

• - WikiLeaks' latest release is their biggest yet, puts US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the firing line

• - Anonymous claims to have caused billions of dollars in damage to Israel in their latest cyberattack

• - Acer ready their Iconia A1-810 to fight the iPad mini

• - NASA gets one step closer to $100 million grant to acquire an asteroid

• - HTC First can go from being the Facebook Phone to a stock Android phone easily

• - More than 10 million copes of Minecraft have been sold on the PC making it the 7th best-selling PC game ever

• - Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is coming, Ubisoft wants to kick it old school style

• - US Cellular offers customers to sample their network without signing a contract

• - RumorTT: Google could acquire WhatsApp for $1 billion

• - RumorTT: Samsung to release the Galaxy Win next month

• - Toshiba unveils the industry's thinnest CMOS image sensor camera mobile for next-gen mobile devices

• - Safari market share actually grows against the onslaught of its competitors

• - Zynga launches real-money online gambling, sees 15% rise in stock prices

• - CyanogenMod restores opt-out feature for stats gathering

• - Skype users spend more than 2 billion minutes per day on the service

• - RumorTT: Doom 4 to be released on next-gen consoles, Rage 2 gets cancelled

• - Google Maps extends to 9 new countries across Europe and Africa

• - Google Now learns new abilities, is now capable of real-time package tracking and more

• - Sleeping Dogs Benchmarked with AMD EyeFinity at 5760x1080

• - Nokia need to make a 'phablet' or be at risk of falling behind

• - Anonymous begin "Operation Free Korea," hacks North Korea and steals 15,000 passwords

• - Hybrid Memory Cube teases 320GB per second bandwidth

• - Microsoft BUILD conference registrations are now open

• - RumorTT: iOS 7 is running behind schedule, will have a "significant system-wide UI overhaul"

• - RumorTT: Samsung working on even bigger phones, would be released as the Galaxy Mega range

• - Google enables full-size photo uploads to Google+ from any web browser

• - Android numbers are here again, collection method has changed

• - The War Z forum and game database hacked, player data leaked - forces the game to go offline

• - Dell to continue to concentrate on PCs and tablets

• - LG have sold 500,000 Optimus G Pro smartphones in South Korea in just 40 days

• - Ask the Experts: I want to upgrade my system, and run all games at 1080p at a minimum of 45fps - what do you suggest?

• - Activision has some impressive 3D face rendering technology

• - AT&T to sell Amazon's Kindle Fire HD 8.9 with 4G LTE on April 5 for $399

• - RumorTT: Samsung to announce the Galaxy S4 mini this week

• - Thief reboot receives its first official trailer

• - Game of Thrones' third season premiere is the most-watched episode yet, downloaded just as much, too

• - Facebook approved to build second campus from Menlo Park

• - United States Patent & Trademark Office rejects Apple's trademark on the iPad mini

• - iBUYPOWER unveil the Revolt XXL, a gamers wet dream

• - RumorTT: Apple working on a phone with a 'wraparound' screen

• - Lian Li go all-out for the LAN gamer, put back pack straps on their new special edition PC-D8000-LAN case

• - Samsung could soon see a store-within-a-store in Best Buy




March 2013




• - Twitter ad revenue set to fly past $1 billion in 2014

• - eBay headed toward $110 billion in sales by 2015

• - Updated: Unreal Engine 4 will not work on the Nintendo Wii U, joins the club with Frostbite 3

• - StarCraft II can be played with your eyes thanks to Tobii's technology

• - RumorTT: We could see a Facebook phone revealed on April 4, powered by Android

• - RumorTT: Apple working on gaming hardware for iOS devices

• - Bitcoins become a billion dollar market

• - Facebook founder might owe $1 billion in taxes

• - NASA requests $100 million, wants to find an asteroid in space, drag it toward the Moon and send astronauts to study it

• - CCleaner 4.0 released, includes performance improvements and much more

• - Unreal Engine 4 'Infiltrator' demo will make you believe in next-gen games

• - Tweakipedia: Upgrading the SSD in your Apple MacBook Air with OWC's 480GB Aura Pro Solid State Drive

• - T-Mobile estimated to sell over 3 million iPhones this year

• - Amazon acquires Goodreads, is on the rampage to improve the recommendations for Kindle users

• - 'Express' flights to the International Space Station takes travel time down from two days to just six hours, no frequent flier miles included

• - Google updates their Chrome Web Store search UI, provides easier filtering

• - Apple hiring 'ground truth managers' around the world in the hopes of improving their Maps app

• - Google begins same-day delivery pilot in San Francisco

• - Apple drop Samsung like they're hot, South Korean electronics giant won't be making iPad mini displays anymore

• - Samsung executives are paranoid, are playing the market safely and dominating in the meantime

• - Google's pushes in Gmail's new compose experience

• - Intel Haswell demo at GDC 2013 has GRID 2 playing without a hitch

• - Windows Blue preview to arrive in the summer

• - Google Glass to be a product made in the USA

• - metaio show off some awesome augmented reality technology at GDC 2013

• - NVIDIA Grid technology on display at GDC 2013

• - The Wolverine trailer is here, Hugh Jackman fights some ninjas

• - AMD show off 5-screen EyeFinity setup at GDC 2013

• - Mozilla wants to give you console-quality games, all in your web browser

• - Australian retailer charges customers $5 for "just looking"

• - Beatbuddy, an indie game where you work your way through a song

• - The world's largest DDoS attack took place between two Dutch companies, saw 300Gbps peak speeds during attack

• - Netflix enlists the help of The Matrix creators for a new original series called Sense8

• - AMD show off some motion capture using a webcam at GDC 2013

• - Metal Gear Solid 5 announced, prepare your eyeballs and wallets

• - Fresh details on the PS4, Blu-ray drive is 3x the speed of the PS3's, controller can be charged with the PS4 turned off

• - Your chats could be monitored by the FBI in real-time as early as next year

• - Tablets shipments to begin taking over desktops this year, eyes on notebooks for 2014

• - Intel says we should expect Haswell-based Ultrabooks starting at $599

• - Havok unveils their free 3D game development engine

• - North Korean leader uses Logitech Trackman Marble, is the best Logitech advertising ever

• - ADATA puts their SSDs on a diet, gets them down to just 7mm thick

• - AIDA64 version 2.85 released, includes AMD Radeon HD 8000 series support and more

• - Ask the Experts: What is the best brand to buy if I wanted a GeForce GTX 660 or 660 Ti?

• - Battlefield 4 gameplay trailer is here, check out the 17-minute video showing off 'Fishing in Baku'

• - AMD looking to the cloud for the future of gaming with their Radeon Sky series of GPUs

• - AMD unveils their dual-GPU beast, the Radeon HD 7990

• - Flipboard 2.0 is here, CEO says it's "the most epic release we've ever done"

• - Battlefield 4's trailer leaked early, come check it out (in low quality for now)

• - Battlefield 4's first screenshots released, prepare your upgrades

• - Square Enix boss steps down amidst "extraordinary loss" for this financial year

• - 19-year-old receives 30 months in prison for 'lasering' two aircraft in 2012

• - RumorTT: Hulu up for sale once again?

• - Foxconn makes a cool $3.2 billion in net profit, thanks Apple for letting them make their iPhones

• - Google to use 'white spaces' spectrum in order to deliver Wi-Fi to South African schools

• - T-Mobile unveil $50 unlimited talk & text plan, includes 500MB of tethering data

• - HTC preparing Desire Q, Desire P for the Taiwanese market

• - Sony announces two new titles headed for the PlayStation 4

• - RumorTT: Battlefield 4 to be 'available fall 2013'

• - NVIDIA release GeForce 314.22 WHQL drivers, BioShock: Infinite and Tomb Raider improvements included

• - Yahoo buys news-summarizing app Summly for $30 million

• - Nexus 7 appears in the Google Play Store in India

• - Samsung unveil their Series 9 Premium Ultrabook, give it a 1080p display

• - Sony Xperia TX Smartphone Review

• - Tweakipedia: Backing your Apple Mac up with Time Machine

• - Windows Blue build 9364 leaks out, multiple Live Tile sizes, same-width side-by-side apps on offer

• - Drones in NYC soon? Mayor Bloomberg says 'get used to it'

• - Dell receives two or more offers before deal deadline reaches

• - Lawmakers don't want you to be a glasshole and wear Google Glass on the road

• - Google shut Reader down due to the high cost of privacy compliance

• - Blizzard announce Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, a free-to-play strategy card game

• - Apple have now achieved 100% renewable energy usage at their data centers

• - Apple's iOS 7 could see more of a 'flat design', Apple wants to simplify iOS even more

• - Bill Gates throws $100,000 on the table, wants you to build a better... condom

• - StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm sells 1.1 million copies in just two days

• - RumorTT: Samsung to release Galaxy Tab 3 Plus with octo-core processor and AMOLED HD display

• - Apple acquires WiFiSlam, an indoor GPS mapping startup

• - Raijintek to unveil high-end cooling, PSUs and Chassis in the coming weeks

• - SGI technology being used to search for oil and gas with Titan

• - Apple, Adobe defend charging Australian customers more

• - Cyber attack on South Korea wiped master boot records of affected PCs

• - RumorTT: Google working on their own smart watch

• - AMD's Radeon HD 7790 launched, welcome to the new mid-range champion

• - Battlefield 4's latest video tease prepares us for the sea

• - NVIDIA announce the first ever GeForce eSports World of Tanks Open Tournament

• - Oculus Rift dev kits ship on March 29, first Rift unboxing video is out

• - Ask the Experts: Which PSU should I buy for my SFF PC build?

• - RumorTT: FCC chairman to step down tomorrow

• - Samsung reiterates their commitment for their devices for emerging markets

• - Tweakipedia: Upgrading your laptop to a new high-performance SSD and RAM

• - Corsair unveil the Vengeance K70, provides gamers with a high-quality backlit mechanical gaming keyboard

• - Battlefield 4 website launched, teases our first look at gameplay footage on March 27

• - MSI Master Overclocking Arena 2013 enters its 6-year anniversary

• - Ask the Experts: I want to get a GPU capable of CrossFire in the future, should I get the Sapphire HD 7870 XT, or the HD 7950 Vapor-X?

• - YouTube sees more than 1 billion monthly viewers, nearly 15% of Earthlings use the video sharing site

• - Saturn V rocket engines recovered from the bottom of the ocean

• - National Broadband Network receives three-month delay

• - 60 seconds on the Internet sees 640TB of data transferred, over 204 million e-mails sent

• - NVIDIA begins shipping GRID VCA, costs just $24,900 - features 8 GPUs, 16 threads of CPU and 192GB of RAM

• - LeakedTT: Google Play app gets refreshed, receives a nice new interface style

• - Google Keep, Google's new note taking service is now available on the web and Android

• - Logitech unveil their G line of gaming products

• - Introducing Tweakipedia, our new home to all things tweaking at TweakTown

• - RumorTT: Next-gen Xbox to be always-on, games installed to HDD

• - Google Fiber spreads its gigabit tentacles, lands in Olathe, KS

• - TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.6.9 released, supports the Radeon HD 7790 and GeForce GTX 650 Ti with GPU Boost

• - Three South Korean TV stations and two major banks hacked

• - Noctua announce they're providing free mounting upgrades for Intel's Haswell processors

• - HTC One gets delayed, suppliers no longer think HTC is a 'tier one company'

• - Ask the Experts: Will an AMD Radeon HD 7970 work on the ASUS M5A97 motherboard?

• - AMD Catalyst 13.3 Beta 3 drivers released, improvements for SimCity and Far Cry 3

• - Microsoft allows companies to buy bulk numbers of Surface tablets

• - Nexus 4 makes a reappearance in the UK Play Store

• - Swype beta 1.4.9 is out, includes a bunch of bug fixes and improvements

• - NVIDIA mobile roadmap updated, Logan and Parker will feature Kepler and Maxwell GPUs

• - NVIDIA unveils Volta, their next-gen GPU capable of providing the GPU 1TB/sec of bandwidth

• - Adobe CTO steps down, joins Apple's ranks as a VP of Technology

• - LG Optimus L9 Smartphone Review

• - Digital Storm announces your new dream PC, the Hailstorm II

• - Andrew Auernheimer enjoys last night of partying before 3 years in the slammer for hacking

• - PC shipments could take a sharp dive in Q1 2013

• - RumorTT: Apple 'revival' said to come with a 'killer feature' on the iPhone 5S

• - ARM CEO set to retire in July, will be replaced by ARM president, Simon Segars

• - Sapphire releases the HD 7950 Mac Edition, high-end graphics for Apple's Mac Pro desktops

• - RumorTT: Google to unify their communication system with 'Babble'

• - Ask the Experts: Which GPU should I buy for $300?

• - What can 15 GoPro cameras do? They can provide some Matrix-like content thanks to one amateur filmmaker

• - Australian telco, Kogan Mobile, kicks customer off their network for the overuse of his phone

• - Google release their new Nexus 10 'New Baby' commercial

• - Windows 7 SP1 update to forcibly roll out tomorrow, if you haven't updated yet, you will now

• - Battlefield 4 trailer to arrive on March 27, teases some naval-based goodness

• - EA CEO steps down, John Riccitiello is capable of going into offline mode

• - Oculus Rift sees support with Team Fortress 2, 'VR Mode' available this week!

• - RumorTT: Panasonic could leave the plasma TV business

• - Lenovo unveils their ThinkPad T431s Ultrabook, ships next month for $949

• - Saints Row IV trailer arrives, teases its release for August 20, 2013

• - TimeSplitters Rewind is coming to PC, powered by CryEngine 3

• - 3D-printed guns are on their way, Defense Distributed receives federal firearms license to manufacture them

• - Battlefield 4 image emerges, confirms present day setting

• - RumorTT: Leaked specs on Nexus 5 "Megalodon", would be a smartphone powerhouse

• - M2 acquires both Dodo and EFTel in a deal worth $248 million

• - Maxis chief admits SimCity could have had an offline mode

• - RumorTT: WhatsApp could be moving into games, signs deal with Korean games-maker

• - US version of Samsung Galaxy S4 to see higher-clocked quad-core processor, octo-core-based S4 headed overseas

• - Flickr for iOS gets updated, now lets users enable hashtags support to photo titles, descriptions or search

• - Dropbox reportedly acquired Mailbox for 'well over' $50 million

• - Portal goes live-action with 'Aperture R&D'

• - Over half a million Google Reader users jump over to Feedly

• - With Google Reader closing in July, Digg announce they're building a replacement

• - HTC CMO says that the Galaxy S IV is just 'more of the same'

• - Google rips ad blockers from the Play Store

• - LSI's Nytro WarpDrive PCIe flash cards get validated by NetApp

• - Google Translate adds new Phrasebook feature, lets you save your favorite translations

• - RumorTT: Facebook to add hashtag support, would make Twitter #angry

• - Corsair unveils Vengeance Extreme, welcome to the world's fastest rated PC memory kits

• - Sony updates SmartWatch controller app, provides new watch faces and more

• - Samsung shifts into a multiple-CEO system, adds two new co-CEOs

• - Over 750 million Android devices activated, over 25 billion apps downloaded from the Google Play Store

• - LG announces eye-recognition software for Optimus G Pro, winks at Samsung

• - First mention of Windows 9 gets made, Internet Explore 11 name-checked, too

• - Samsung continue to show no love for Windows Phone, they have no 'interest in seeing the Windows Phone platform succeed'

• - LG enjoys last minute troll on Samsung in NYC

• - BlackBerry mystery partner buys 1 million BlackBerry 10 devices, breaks company record on sales

• - Google acquires DNNresearch Inc, will help the company on their speech and image recognition software

• - Kim Dotcom says that he will never end up in a US prison

• - Hitman: Absolution Benchmarked with AMD EyeFinity at 5760 x 1080

• - Apple marketing boss bags Android, doesn't have a clue about the competitor's OS

• - Galaxy S IV leaked specs, would feature 8-core processor clocked at 1.8GHz

• - Twitter app for Windows 8 gets released

• - Google Reader to be put down on July 1st

• - Tesla to pay back US Department of Energy loan five years ahead of schedule

• - Google X Lab to reveal yet another 'moonshot' next month

• - Intel-optimized Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean dev code released, gives the option to dual-boot with Windows 8

• - Ask the Experts: I play mainly FPS games and want to upgrade, should I want for Intel's Haswell or get Ivy Bridge now?

• - Android tablets to overtake iPad dominance this year according to analysts

• - Is Google Now headed for iOS?

• - Dell's latest creation is their XPS 18 All-in-One, an 18-inch all-in-one Windows 8 PC

• - Hotmail, Outlook and SkyDrive see service problems

• - Maxis insider says always-on for SimCity isn't entirely necessary

• - Seagate have shipped over two billion HDDs, one billion of those in the last four years

• - Apple could be scared of Samsung's investment in Sharp

• - Lenovo's Clover Trail-based smartphone could cost just $480

• - Ask the Experts: I'd like some advice on my motherboard and RAM choice!

• - Kodak posts huge $1.3 billion loss for fiscal 2012

• - YouTube co-founder set to launch a new video-based business

• - Netflix gets some support from Samsung's latest Chromebook, thanks to HTML5 streaming

• - Windows 8, RT to receive Flash support in IE10 tomorrow

• - Mother attempts to sell her kids on Facebook at a bargain price of just $4000

• - Samsung teases their Galaxy S IV, shows off the outline of a smartphone

• - Leaked details on AMD's upcoming Radeon HD 7790 "Bonaire" GPU appear

• - Google Glass app recognizes people by the clothes they wear

• - Samsung executive says Windows 8 is no better than the Windows Vista platform

• - Facebook announces over 400 billion Open Graph actions have been shared

• - ASUS intros Transformer AiO, is a Windows 8 all-in-one PC and Android tablet

• - Samsung launches the Galaxy Pop in South Korea, is available in bright orange

• - Iran blocks VPN access to the global websites

• - PlayStation 4 will have support for NVIDIA's PhysX

• - Galaxy S IV could include 'floating touch' technology

• - Creator of Plague Inc to speak at the CDC about public health

• - Xi3 to launch their Steam Box-like Piston PC this holiday season, starts from $1000

• - SimCity won't be going offline as Maxis have 'no intentions' of doing so

• - ASUS on the rampage, tease their ROG and Z87 motherboards - M&Ms included?

• - EA on the defensive, offering a free PC game to anyone who purchased SimCity

• - ASRock the latest to have a Z87 board teased, the Z87 OC Formula smiles for the camera

• - SimCity debacle forces possible government intervention through petition

• - Motorola to layoff 10% of their staff, would affect employees in the US, China and India

• - Ask the Experts: Which GPU is better? Galaxy's GeForce GTX 660 or MSI's GeForce GTX 660 Twin Frozr?

• - NVIDIA users experiencing performance issues in Tomb Raider, forces the company to make a statement

• - Apple bargains with record companies, wants to pay just half of what Pandora do to stream music

• - Telltale Games' The Walking Dead will see Season 2 released in Fall 2013

• - Razer adds Rahul Sood, founder of VoodooPC, to their ranks as an advisor to their board of directors

• - Android malware numbers are staggering, with the OS accounting for 79% of all mobile malware in 2012

• - The Hangover Part III's teaser trailer looks to redeem the franchise

• - Google offer $20 million for the first privately-funded company to land a robot on the moon and send back high-def video

• - Nexus 4 finally launches in Japan

• - RumorTT: Next-gen Xbox might not include a Blu-ray drive after all

• - After just six months with Yahoo, CEO Marissa Mayer receives $1.12 million bonus

• - Samsung confirmed to acquire a 3% stake in Sharp for $112 million

• - HTC continue to crumble, sales drop even more in February

• - LG debuts Optimus LTE III on SK Telecom

• - ASUS show off their GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU Mini, is just 17cm long

• - Sony has internal goals to ship 16 million PS4s in 2013

• - Garry's Mod has made nearly $22 million since its release in 2006

• - Five-year-old kid racks up $2500 bill on iPad apps

• - Ask the Experts: My OCZ Vector SSD is having issues, is it the SSD or something else in my system causing the problems?

• - Gigabyte's Z87 motherboard is ready for some extreme overclocking, meet the Z87X-OC

• - Thief reboot confirmed, will stealth onto next-gen consoles and PC in 2014

• - Google reportedly testing out same-day delivery service with local retailers

• - We get a closer look at ASRock's Haswell-based Z87/H87/B85 motherboards

• - WiFi Alliance and WiGig join forces, will use their wireless powers for good, not evil

• - OCZ unveil the PCIe-based Vector SSD

• - Jelly Bean adoption numbers continue to expand

• - Oculus Rift could see support from DICE

• - The new trailer for Iron Man 3 will blow you away

• - Roku 3 is here, includes upgraded CPU and new UI, goes on sale tomorrow for $99

• - Apple's education-only 21.5-inch iMac receives faster internals, now starts at $1099

• - Tt eSPORTS announce the Level 10 M Headset, their third collaboration with BMW Group DesignworksUSA

• - Intel's Haswell chips reportedly having issues with USB 3.0

• - Denmark officials consider $1 billion tax bill for Microsoft

• - The Pirate Bay sets sail for North Korea

• - NVIDIA release new GeForce 314.14 beta, includes support for Tomb Raider, SimCity and more

• - Ask the Experts: Which NVIDIA GPU should I get for my multi-purpose system?

• - RumorTT: Multiple iPhones to launch in a couple of months time

• - Mars Curiosity Rover flicks over to backup computer successfully

• - Co-creator of Call of Duty, Jason West, leaves his new studio Respawn Entertainment

• - Kim Dotcom wants to create a Bitcoin credit card, would you want a Megacard?

• - Sony sells an estimated $440 million worth of DeNA shares

• - RumorTT: Microsoft's 'next release' of Windows Phone coming later this year

• - Shenmue creator is thinking of bringing Shenmue 3 to Kickstarter for funding

• - NASA's Curiosity rover stuck in safe mode thanks to a flash memory issue

• - Seagate to discontinue their 7200rpm 2.5" drives by the end of the year

• - Google Hangouts now includes sign language interpreter support

• - Anonymous' latest trick is posting Bank of America's spying data online

• - Inspiration Mars ship will protect inhabitants from radiation with their number ones and twos

• - LG have sold 10 million LTE smartphones so far

• - Is this Valve's Steam Box? Could it feature an upgradeable GPU?

• - Evernote hacked, user data taken, server-wide password resets in effect

• - Research firm says just 29% of core gamers will buy next-gen consoles at launch

• - Apple vs Samsung patent war gets interesting, Samsung damages cut by $450 million with a new trial on order

• - CCleaner updated to v3.28, includes improved Windows 8 compatibility

• - AMD EyeFinity - Issues with Triple-Screen setups and 120Hz Refresh Rates




February 2013




• - NTT DoCoMo successfully tests 10Gbps wireless, are now on their way toward 5G

• - RumorTT: Samsung could opt to use multiple processor types in the Galaxy S IV

• - EA to build micro-transactions into all games, on all platforms

• - i-mate to release Windows 8 Pro smartphone with Intel Clover Trail processor inside

• - Apotop DW06 Travel Wi-Fi Router Review

• - Qualcomm says that their upcoming Snapdragon 800 easily beats NVIDIA's Tegra 4

• - Game of Thrones director talks piracy, isn't phased by it at all

• - Researchers announce the development of flexible, stretchable lithium-ion batteries

• - Rovio updates Bad Piggies, gives gamers 30 new levels and more

• - Pandora limits mobile listeners to just 40 hours of free music listening per month

• - Wii U not doing well in Japan, Vita outsold it last week

• - Galaxy S IV benchmarks leaked, dominates the competition

• - Chrome 26 beta gets released, includes improved spell checking and more

• - Yahoo CEO bans working from home for Yahoo, builds a nursery in her office

• - PlayStation 4 games might start off at $70, rising cost of development to blame

• - THQ has fire sale, sells Darksiders, Homeworld, Red Faction and more

• - European Commission investing $65 million in 5G research, would like to see it by 2020

• - StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm trailer is now showing

• - Skype caves, brings update that offers users 'classic' UI for tablets

• - Ubisoft told Sony they wanted the PS4 to be like a PC

• - EA pushing cross-platform 'single identity' system, prepares for next-gen consoles, PC and Mac platform integration

• - Ask the Experts: I'd like some suggestions on a GPU upgrade!

• - Foursquare now accepts Visa, Mastercard and debit cards with its check-in program

• - Dell Latitude 10 gets released once again, with an 'Enhanced Security' edition

• - The OverClocker Issue 23 is out, the first issue of the year

• - Sony Mobile will "explore the development" of a Firefox OS-based device, would launch in 2014

• - G.SKILL team up with EVGA & KINGPIN for an awesome giveaway, win an NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan!

• - Respawn Entertainment will be at E3, what should we expect?

• - Sony to launch their Xperia Z, Tablet Z globally on March 1

• - Gabe Newell to be donned with BAFTA Fellowship

• - Ask the Experts: I recently asked about a GPU upgrade, but I've increased my budget, does that change your recommendation?

• - MasterCard unveils digital banking service, MasterPass, debuts in Australia and Canada next month

• - New York Times' piece on Tesla Model S causes customers to cancel orders, and more

• - Chrome could soon grow some ears, would listen in on your browser tabs

• - ASUS Fonepad hands-on, we take a look at ASUS' super-cheap smartphone at MWC 2013

• - HP Slate 7 gets some hands-on treatment at MWC 2013

• - ASUS also unveil the Fonepad, a 7-inch smartphone for just $249

• - ASUS unveil the Padfone Infinity

• - ASUS using one hell of a tease for MWC 2013

• - LG aims to sell 40 million smartphones in 2013

• - Project Gotham Racing trademark renewed, should we expect a next-gen Xbox launch title?

• - Minecraft to soon reach version 1.5 codenamed 'Redstone'

• - LG talks about their 'four-tier strategy' for smartphones at MWC 2013

• - Watch Dog developer says the PS4 is "easier" to develop for, the game will be "pushed further" on the PS4

• - Alcatel joins the MWC party, announces the 1080p-capable One Touch Idol X smartphone

• - Samsung pencils in March 14 for Galaxy S IV unveiling

• - NVIDIA's Tegra 4 SoC enters the benchmark ring, KOs every other competitor in one shot

• - Ask the Experts: Should I buy the Radeon HD 7770 or the HD 7850 for gaming?

• - Barnes & Noble reportedly looking for an exit out of the hardware market

• - US military to attach laser weapons fo fighter jets next year

• - Huawei show off their Ascend P2 at MWC 2013

• - Lenovo offering new 7- and 10-inch Android-powered tablets

• - The first Firefox OS-powered phone is the ZTE Open

• - HP unveils Slate 7, an Android-powered 7-inch tablet for $169

• - Samsung unveils HomeSync at MWC, an Android-powered TV-connected device

• - Samsung launches their Galaxy Note 8.0 at Mobile World Congress 2013

• - Battlefield 4 confirmed for next-gen consoles, we will see more in the next two months

• - Gaming in 4K tested out on Windows 8 and Max Payne 3

• - Apple seeking new 'Maps Ground Truth Data Specialist' in Australia

• - Anonymous hack the US State Department, hours after their Twitter account was hacked

• - EA jumps on the layoff bandwagon, gets rid of people in LA, Montreal

• - IGN see mass layoffs, will see the closure of 1UP, Gamespy and UGO

• - Proper specs on the PlayStation 4 emerge, 8-core AMD "Jaguar" CPU resides inside the PS4

• - Sony PlayStation 4 announced, features x86 CPU and 8GB of RAM

• - LIve from the Sony PlayStation Meeting 2013

• - CyanogenMod adds HDR camera functionality for most devices running CM10.1

• - GPU shipments down for Q4 2012 according to JPR

• - 3D-printing pen passes its Kickstarter goal in just hours

• - SwiftKey 4 launches, brings along Flow for the ride, personal style detection also tags along

• - Before it has even been purchased by most consumers, Sony's Xperia Z has been rooted

• - LG Display seeking resolution "through an amicable negotiation" with South Korean rival, Samsung

• - Crytek at it again, say that it is "impossible" for next-gen consoles to compete with PCs

• - LSI announces their new AXM5500 family of products, partnered up with ARM-based hardware

• - Digital Storm unveil the Bolt Titan Edition PC, sports NVIDIA's latest GeForce GTX Titan GPU

• - Australian Prime Minister becomes one of the first in the country to test Google Glass

• - NASA says that the Russian meteor last week was the biggest in over 100 years

• - Nissan opens up new self-driving R&D center in Silicon Valley, peers over at Google

• - Security firm releases evidence of alleged military-backed Chinese hacking group at work

• - Firefox 19 is available for Windows, Mac and Linux ahead of its official launch tomorrow

• - US scientists working on way to turn plastic bags into batteries

• - Google could cut illegal sites funding off, would only push them to use Bitcoins

• - Bill Gates talks about the current Microsoft CEO's performance, talks of their mistakes with the mobile market and more

• - Tizen 2.0 SDK and source code arrives, boasts a bunch of new features

• - Doom screenshot gets remastered from 320x240 to a pixel-busting 9600x7211

• - Sony chops the price of their PS Vita in Japan

• - SpaceX to launch Dragon on March 1, will dock with the ISS

• - Facebook won't be paying any taxes, will enjoy a nice fat refund though

• - The first bionic hand that can feel will soon be here

• - Congress to discuss asteroids as a threat to Earth, won't involve Bruce Willis

• - Google VP of Engineering: "we're committed to making Nexus phones insanely great cameras", teases "just you wait and see"

• - RumorTT: Samsung's Galaxy S IV to feature 1.9GHz Snapdragon 600 CPU

• - Ask the Experts: I need a hand upgrading my PC, what should I do next?

• - LG's slightly bigger 5.5-inch Optimus G Pro features the Snapdragon 600 SoC

• - Bungie's new game, Destiny, gets revealed - is an always-on, persistent-world adventure

• - Crysis 3 beta has been downloaded over 3 million times

• - Kim Dotcom announces that Mega now accepts Bitcoin, will expand into email, chat, voice, video and mobile soon

• - Facebook continues to collect data on users who have logged out of the social network

• - Top 5 things to expect with Sony's possible announcement of the PlayStation 4 this week

• - RumorTT: For "a long time now", The Last Guardian has been a PlayStation 4 release

• - Google Nexus 4 Smartphone Review 2.0 - Two Months with Google's Superstar Smartphone

• - Sony Xperia Tablet S Review

• - Rhino Shield acts like a power up for Gorilla Glass, makes it up to five times stronger

• - RumorTT: Samsung is ready to compete in the wearable computing market with a Galaxy Watch

• - Running Windows 7 without SP1? You'll soon lose support, so upgrade now

• - Julian Assange to run for a seat in the Australian senate

• - Ask the Experts: I want to buy a new monitor, but would I need a new GPU if I bought a 120Hz monitor?

• - The New York Times' review of the latest Tesla Model S has Tesla ripping their review apart

• - Still can't find a Nexus 4? Google unveils the Nexus Store Locator tool, will find one near you

• - Team Fortress 2 is now available on Linux

• - Did Gearbox screw us on Aliens: Colonial Marines?

• - Qualcomm unveils Quick Charge 1.0, charges phones 40% faster - is already built into a number of handsets

• - NVIDIA to launch their new GeForce GTX Titan GPU on February 18

• - Pictures of a PlayStation 4 prototype controller pop up

• - University of Southern California shows off battery featuring silicon nanowires, holds 3x the energy, charges in 10 minutes

• - System Shock 2 coming to GOG.com, Steam on its way

• - LG's 55-inch OLED HDTV ships next week to Korea, just 100 pre-orders so far

• - GameStop CFO says that 60% of customers wouldn't buy a new console that blocked used games

• - Olympus aren't doing too well, says that SLRs aren't dead

• - As Android 4.2.2 rolls out, users discover it blocks Nexus 4 LTE tweak

• - Ask the Experts: Would my Mushkin Joule 700W PSU run Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X GPUs in CrossFire?

• - Iceland government thinking about banning online porn

• - Your next house could be 3D-printed, would take just three weeks to build

• - Google flaw gives your personal details to app developers

• - Ask the Experts: I have a VisionTek Radeon HD 7850 clocked at 1GHz, if I want to CrossFire, does it need to run at the same speeds?

• - Tim Cook says that for the iPhone, larger screens aren't everything - the experience, is the key

• - President Obama's new executive order addresses cybersecurity issues

• - During his State of the Union speech, President Obama talks about Apple bringing Mac production to the US

• - Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0 is out, give your GPU a workout

• - Controller designer and hardware lead for Steam Box fired from Valve

• - RumorTT: More talk on Apple's 'watch computer' floats around, rumors of a 100 person team circling

• - Apple enjoys success in Japan, tops their mobile industry for the first time

• - BlueStacks provides the ability to run Android apps on Microsoft's Surface Pro

• - LG unveils their Optimus G Pro, features a 5.5-inch display, curved glass

• - Corsair acquires Scotland-based Simple Audio

• - New Batman Arkham game coming this year, not developed by Rocksteady Studios unfortunately

• - Android 4.2.2 update begins rolling out to Nexus devices

• - Steam now offering week-long deals

• - Microsoft have sold 76 million Xbox 360 consoles, 24 million Kinect accessories

• - Microsoft to launch premium interactive TV shows later this year

• - Microsoft's Patch Tuesday will see a 57 security vulnerabilities patched

• - Crytek wants to go all-in with free-to-play titles, will be there in a few years time

• - Ask the Experts: I'm looking to upgrade my system, can you offer some suggestions?

• - North Korea may have just tested a nuclear bomb, emergency Security Council meeting now happening in Seoul

• - CISPA returns, could see President Obama issue an executive order on cybersecurity

• - Google reportedly paying Apple $1 billion a year to be the default search engine on iOS

• - BMW to soon have an Apple-like Genius program, rolls out in the US next year

• - NASA's Curiosity rover drills into Mars' surface, is feeling a bit thirsty

• - Australian government going after Apple & Microsoft over the "Australia Tax" that forces up pricing down under

• - YouTube banned in Egypt over anti-Islamic documentary

• - The Tamagotchi is back, will soon arrive as iOS and Android apps

• - Tim Cook didn't want to sue Samsung, enjoyed their relationship as a component supplier

• - RumorTT: iPhone 5S, and bigger 5-inch iPhone 6 to launch this year

• - Google Now used in Grammys commercial for the Nexus 4

• - RumorTT: No new Radeon GPUs from AMD for most of 2013

• - Ask the Experts: If I upgrade my motherboard, will I see improvements to the frame rate in games?

• - Apple to open new R&D center in Israel later this year

• - The Pirate Bay documentary, TPB AFK, is now available to watch for free

• - RumorTT: Apple playing with wearable iOS devices

• - Apple looking to hire 10 new engineers for their failing Maps app

• - BlackBerry has a very successful time in Canada with their Z10 launch, sets new sales records

• - OCZ giving away copies of Far Cry 3 with Vector SSDs

• - Ask the Experts: What's a good result for the new 3DMark? I'd like to know if my system is running well or not

• - Samsung unveils pink-colored Galaxy Note II just in time for Valentine's Day next week

• - Samsung and EA promise to release more games to Samsung's App Store

• - PC sales being eaten away by iPad sales

• - Grand Theft Auto V pushed back to allow a next-gen console release?

• - Half-Life or Portal film could see J.J. Abrams' help

• - Shock: Windows Phone overtakes BlackBerry as America's third biggest mobile OS in Q4 2012

• - RumorTT: Nokia set to launch their 41-megapixel Lumia smartphone in the US this summer

• - RIAA copyright takedown requests for Google hit new highs, nearly 10 million

• - Dell's Streak 7 may be gone, but it still lives on thanks to an unofficial CM10.1 build

• - Ask the Experts: I'm after some new GPUs for my 2560x1440 gaming, help!

• - Android 4.x adoption is getting serious, close to 50% now

• - LG's Optimus G to arrive in Australia on March 13

• - Scientists develop 3D-printed embryonic stem cells, we could soon see lab-made organ transplants a reality

• - Microsoft Surface Pro reviews are in, mostly positive

• - Magnitude 8 earthquake strikes off the coast of the Santa Cruz Islands

• - UK military use mini helicopters as unmanned aerial drones

• - The Witcher 3 gets announced, will arrive as a 'next-generation' RPG for PC and 'high-end platforms' in 2014

• - RumorTT: Google to release unified messaging system

• - Ask the Experts: I'd like to know about the advantages of 120Hz monitors

• - Anonymous target bank executives in their latest attack, unleash personal information of over 4000 executives

• - Behind closed doors, South Korean giants Samsung and LG will settle their patent dispute

• - Dyson's Airblade Tap capable of drying (and probably blowing your hands off) at 420mph

• - Jawbone acquire two startups to help amplify their products

• - Oculus Rift used with Half-Life 2 and a VR head and gun tracking mod, incredible results

• - Minecraft creator made a cool $100 million last year

• - Twitter dominates social media during Super Bowl 2013

• - House of Representatives bans the use of Spotify

• - Sony ends an era by discontinuing their MiniDisc player after 21 years

• - Scientists experiment with moving data in 3D through magnetic spin

• - Google pushing digital publishing in France, pay $82 million in support

• - Iron Man 3 gets an extended Super Bowl trailer

• - Apple opens up AppStore.com to developers during the Super Bowl

• - BLU Products show off their Quattro line of smartphones powered by Tegra 3 and comes in 4.5- and 5.7-inch models

• - Ask the Experts: What's the best GPU for gaming at 1366x768?

• - Surface Pro begins dropping into retail stores, asks you to come and check it out

• - Dell's buyout deal is nearly done, would see Michael Dell himself contribute his stake in Dell

• - RumorTT: Google's X-Phone to feature 128GB model, new camera and 4.8-inch 1080p display

• - Police Quest creator to start up a Kickstarter project

• - Foursquare for Business arrives on the Google Play Store

• - AOSP gets updated to revision 1.2, build JOP40G

• - Bluehost appears to be down, has set Twitter ablaze with angry customers

• - Twitter announced they were hacked this week, up to 250,000 accounts could have been compromised

• - Samsung's Super Bowl 2013 advertisement pokes fun at trademarks, features Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad

• - Google have pushed Chromebooks into 2000 schools, adoption rate is up 100% in three months

• - 4K UHD over HDMI is now possible thanks to VESA updating DisplayPort Dual-Mode

• - RumorTT: Google Glass to come with bone-conduction speakers

• - Battlefield 3: End Game DLC receives new 'Capture the Flag' mode, shown off on video

• - Intel to unveil some dual-core Android-powered smartphones at Mobile World Congress

• - Nokia receives $1.35 billion grant, will use the funds to develop the "strongest material ever tested"

• - European Space Agency is looking into 3D-printed moon bases

• - Kim Dotcom offers $13,500 for the first person to break into Mega

• - Samsung eats more of Apple's tablet market share away




January 2013




• - Nexus 4 charging orb spotted online for $60, is sold out

• - ZOTAC unveils new GeForce GTX 660 Thunderbolt GPUs, have nothing to do with Thunderbolt technology

• - Sony hints the PlayStation 4, says we'll 'see the future' on February 20

• - Nintendo 3DS and 3DS XL to see a few big releases in the coming months

• - The new 3DMark to be released on February 4, prepare your GPUs everybody!

• - RumorTT: Microsoft only have one million Surface Pro tablets for initial shipment

• - Half of US iPhone users spend $100 per month on wireless bills, more than any other smartphone

• - Facebook to concentrate this year on money-making projects, expenses expected to grow by 50%

• - Surface Pro to be launched at Best Buy in New York on February 8

• - NVIDIA talks about how they build Project Shield

• - Microsoft CEO says Dropbox is 'a fine little startup'

• - Valve founder Gabe Newell is worried more about Apple than he is about consoles

• - South Korea builds their own rocket and satellite, successfully sends it into space

• - Google+ app gets updated, adds new notification tray and more

• - AMD release Catalyst 13.2 Beta driver, includes performance improvements for Crysis 3 beta

• - HP's first Chromebook materializes, will be the Pavilion Chromebook

• - LG enjoys a profitable Q4, improved income in all divisions - life's good

• - Judge Lucy Koh rules that Samsung didn't willfully infringe on Apple patents

• - Amazon's e-book business is doing very well, still won't talk Kindle sales, though

• - Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 spotted online, includes cellular capabilities

• - Updated Intel 4K Collage graphics driver now available for Gigabyte's Thunderbolt-capable motherboards

• - Apple trademarks their retail store design

• - Philips drops out of the consumer electronics business, surprises no one

• - ZTE preparing new V81 tablet, features 8-inch display and Jelly Bean

• - NEDRA dons the Tesla Model S as the 'world's quickest production electronic vehicle', can run a 1/4 mile in 12 seconds

• - AIDA64 gets bumped up to v2.80, boasts support for Intel's Haswell processor

• - Ouya's 'game jam' event sees 166 games prototypes created by developers

• - Windows 8 to soon see 40,000 app milestone reached

• - DARPA working on dissolvable, biodegradable electronics for the military

• - Facebook seeing an extended outage in the US

• - New beta of SwiftKey Flow is available, features 'flowing' in nearly all text fields, and more

• - Crytek opens new studio in Austin, Texas, fills it with former Darksiders developers

• - Intel intros new SSD 525 Series, is destined for Ultrabooks and low-power SFF systems

• - Why I'm excited about Microsoft's Surface Pro

• - Chinese government could soon lift ban on consoles after a 12-year ban has been in place

• - iPhone begins to lose its appeal in Asia's trend-setting cities

• - RumorTT: Pictures surface of components for iPhone 5S and iPhone 6

• - RumorTT: Apple to release 128GB fourth-gen iPad

• - NASA becomes a suspicious observer, discovers how our Sun stores and releases energy

• - Google will allow Chrome passwords to be synced to Android devices, updates should arrive soon

• - Japan to launch 4K TV broadcasts in 2014, two years ahead of schedule

• - Samsung bringing their Music Hub to non-Samsung devices

• - The Internet is an 'essential' part of life, rules German court

• - Ask the Experts: Is there much difference in performance between high-end motherboards?

• - Microsoft says OEMs are why Windows 8 sales are so low, plans 'relaunch' for February

• - Anonymous hacks government site, threatens 'warhead' leaks

• - Apple cuts suppliers off who have repeatedly hired underage workers

• - Star Trek-like 'tractor beam' has been created by scientists

• - CCleaner 3.27 has been released, includes improved support for Windows 8

• - 2013 is destined to become the 'year of the SSD'

• - Ask the Experts: I want to get some new RAM for my computer but want to make sure its compatible first!

• - H.265 has been approved, paves the way for high-quality video that uses much less bandwidth

• - Taking a look at MEGA (beta) - cloud storage, done safely?

• - LeakedTT: Huawei Ascend P2 images arrive, runs 1080p display

• - Ask the Experts: Should I get Corsair's H100, or the H100i for my NZXT Phantom 410?

• - Samsung posts record quarter, sees $8.27 billion in profits for Q4 2012

• - Microsoft's Xbox revenue drops year-over-year

• - EA launches Origin on the Mac, launches alpha version

• - Kim Dotcom wants to encrypt half of the Internet, would like to keep it away from government surveillance

• - Belkin acquires Cisco's Home Networking division, includes Linksys

• - J.J. Abrams to direct Star Wars: Episode VII

• - Intel receives permission to build a new $4 billion fab plant in Ireland

• - RumorTT: Lenovo thinking about acquiring BlackBerry maker, RIM

• - DNA used to store MP3 files, holds 2.2 petabytes per gram

• - Skype updated, now supports portrait calling on tablets

• - Africa's first Intel-powered smartphone is Safaricom's Yolo, should've been called #YOLO

• - LG unveil their 15.6-inch U560 Ultrabook, features an optical drive!

• - AMD CEO says they'll return to profitability in the second half of this year

• - RumorTT: iOS 7 to launch alongside the fifth-generation iPad

• - RumorTT: Google's 'X Phone' could be released in May, would feature unbreakable case, longer battery life

• - AT&T experiencing U-verse server outage

• - Ask the Experts: I have an EVGA GeForce GTX 680 and a Silverstone 450W PSU - is this enough?

• - Google smashes the mobile app market with 5 of the top 6 apps in the US

• - Pebble releases iPhone app as they begin shipping their smartwatches

• - Nexus 4 to arrive in Australia on February 1

• - Ask the Experts: My computer shuts off whenever I try to play a game, what could be going wrong?

• - The new 3DMark will arrive when it's ready, will be here "sooner rather than later"

• - TPB AFK, the documentary on The Pirate Bay, will be released for free on February 8

• - US Army's Advanced Combat Helmets are capable of stopping AK-47 rounds

• - Spotted: Google co-founder on the New York subway wearing Google Glasses

• - RumorTT: Microsoft to invest billions into Dell buyout

• - US smartphone sales have Apple leading with over half of the market share

• - Verizon activated 9.8 million smartphones during Q4, most were LTE-capable

• - Google's Motorola acquisition is still in the transitional phase

• - Func release an ergonomic gaming mouse, the Func MS-3

• - LG's Optimus G Pro unveiled, features 5-inch 1080p display

• - HTC Sense 5 screenshots leaked, shows off a new gorgeous looking skin for Android

• - Ask the Experts: My HP desktop is having issues, is there something you can do to help?

• - LG set to roll out Optimus G across the world, is probably too late to matter

• - Al Gore scores a sweet deal on some Apple stock

• - Windows 8's marketshare continues to grow, will overtake Mac OS X 10.8 soon

• - RumorTT: Expect a 6.44-inch Sony smartphone or tablet

• - Groupon cancels all gun-related deals

• - Google brings Handwrite out of beta, reaches version 1.0

• - FCC chairman wants one gigabit Internet community per state by 2015

• - Project Glass could see a laser keyboard attached thanks to a new patent acquired by Google

• - RumorTT: Samsung to launch 5.8-inch smartphone, would be called 'Galaxy Fonblet'

• - Nexus 4 demand in the UK said to be 10 times higher than Google had expected

• - The world's first 3D-printed building to be constructed in 2014

• - Microsoft hires designer Andrew Kim, will work with the Xbox division

• - Ask the Experts: I currently have an AMD Radeon HD 5870 and want to upgrade, help!

• - Google invests $1 billion into a plot of land for a new central London HQ

• - HBO confirms Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks to begin third WWII miniseries

• - SimCity closed beta to be hosted next week

• - Kim Dotcom's Mega launches, sees huge surge in user registrations

• - RumorTT: PlayStation 4 controller to feature LCD touchscreen, biometric sensors

• - NYPD releases an app to help citizens report crime

• - Pandora users rack up 13 billion hours of music listening over 2012

• - Google defines the Pirate Bay as a 'malware distributor'

• - LeakedTT: Rumored specs on the PlayStation 4 set to impress

• - US politician proposes tax on violent video games, would help 'prevent mass shootings'

• - Chrome Beta arrives on Android, features new icon displaying "BETA"

• - Sony dump their New York City HQ for $1.1 billion, hopefully investing it into the PS4

• - Ask the Experts: I have $545 to spend on my PC, what should I buy?

• - Diablo III lead director leaves the game, will shift somewhere else within Blizzard

• - Facebook enjoyed a record 1.1 billion photo uploads over New Year's Day and Eve

• - Terminator 5 gets some writers attached to it

• - Google sits on top of the Fortune 100 list, wonders where Apple is - oh wait, they're not even in the top 100

• - New CPU-z 'OC' skin teased in Gigabyte overclocking video guide

• - 3G-enabled Nexus 7 finally lands in Australia

• - AMD Catalyst 13.1 WHQL drivers released

• - Acer going for your eyeballs with new high-res desktop, notebook displays

• - LG plans on selling 45 million smartphones this year, says that the Nexus 4 has helped them

• - Sprint-based Galaxy Nexus receive their Android 4.2 Jelly Bean update

• - T-Mobile to offer Nexus 4 in all retail stores soon, now offers Nexus 7 with SIM through Google Play

• - A second battery-related fire causes the FAA to ground all Boeing 787s in the US

• - Ask the Experts: My computer seems to be frozen on the setup page, help!

• - Smartphone shipments expected to surpass one billion in 2013

• - Galaxy Note III should feature the eight-core Exynos 5 SoC

• - RumorTT: Apple's new iPad mini 2 could feature Retina display, more iPhone talk, too

• - Kansas City has become the center of tech startups thanks to Google Fiber

• - Sapphire TRIXX Video Card Tweak Utility Overview

• - Ask the Experts: Does using the 8x slot for SLI effect performance at all?

• - Samsung Chromebox Series 3 shows up in online stores, features Core i5 processor

• - Google Glass developers can participate in two-day hackathon

• - RumorTT: Lenovo working on Chromebooks, would release them in May

• - Irrational Games has PC gamers' backs with BioShock Infinite

• - Sony hints at the PlayStation 4 being unveiled before E3

• - IEEE adopts WiGig (802.11ad) capable of 7Gbps wireless speeds

• - AT&T promotion offering $100 credit to Nexus 7 owners on two-year contracts

• - Valve to talk about VR and Team Fortress 2 at GDC 2013

• - Aliens: Colonial Marines gets some system requirements, pre-purchase on Steam now

• - Rumors shot down of a Nexus 5 unveiling at Google I/O 2013

• - HzO dips smartphone in beer, it lives to tell the tale

• - Ontrack Data Recovery are capable of retrieving data from an iPad that survived a plane crash

• - South Park creators to launch their own movie studio

• - ADATA DashDrive AE400 gets some hands-on treatment at CES 2013

• - GPS error leads woman to drive 900 miles, versus her 90 mile trip

• - Ask the Experts: Which GPU should I get on a $300 budget?

• - Rogers set to buy Mountain Cable, would license wireless spectrum from Shaw for $710 million

• - Kaspersky uncovers five-year cyber espionage network, makes the Flame malware look like a wimp

• - RumorTT: Dell in talks to take their company private

• - Wildman, from the developer who bought us Total Annihilation, needs your Kickstarter funds

• - Lego unveils their next-generation robot, the EV3

• - Huawei to unleash even more smartphones at Mobile World Congress next month

• - Windows Phone to soon reach one million sales per week

• - New Java exploit is in the wild, has the potential to affect more than 850 million computers

• - Anomymous hack MIT website, leave an Aaron Swartz tribute

• - Kim Dotcom shows off a screenshot of Mega

• - The Internet Archive expands storage to 5 petabytes

• - Intel Haswell integrated graphics goes head-to-head with NVIDIA's GeForce GT 650M, can keep its pace comfortably

• - Reddit co-founder found dead at just 26

• - Raspberry Pi slides past one million boards launched milestone

• - Sharp shows off 32-inch Igzo 4K monitor

• - Google throws $200 million into the wind, the Texas wind project that is

• - For the first time in five years, PC sales drop in Q4 2012

• - Beats Audio to release new music streaming service later this year

• - Western Digital shows off new hybrid SSD at CES 2013, known as SSHD

• - Chrome Beta channel opens its doors to Android

• - Samsung won't have any Windows RT-based tablets for the US market anytime soon

• - Kickstarter stats for 2012: $274 million earned by projects, 18,000 campaigns funded

• - Ask the Experts: Which GPU should I get for mostly FPS and RTS gaming?

• - Samsung shows off flexible OLED phone prototype

• - Mushkin announce 960GB Chronos SSD, sports two 480GB SSDs in RAID 0

• - Samsung wants RIM's corporate users, RIM don't have their shields up right now

• - Polaroid-made Jelly Bean-based tablets are coming in 7- and 10-inch, will be super cheap

• - RumorTT: Leaked next-generation Xbox specs

• - Westinghouse's 110-inch 4K TV will set you back $300,000, is built-to-order

• - Samsung announces their Exynos 5 Octa processor, sports 8 cores!!

• - Google Glass project makes surprise appearance at CES 2013

• - Ask the Experts: Can you critique my upgrade and give me some suggestions?

• - Mushkin unveil enterprise class ProSpec SSD range

• - Panasonic expand their Toughpad range of enterprise-grade tablets

• - NVIDIA plays catch up on GPU rebadging, wave hello to the GeForce GT 730M and GeForce 710M parts

• - RockDoc and Pitbull launch new portable speaker line through VisionTek

• - Netflix announces 'Super HD', as well as 3D streaming for certain ISPs

• - Sharp shows off split-screen web browsing abilities on their Smart TVs

• - Nokia's factory in India gets raided over an unpaid tax bill worth $542 million

• - Broadcom's new chip supports H.265, UltraHD

• - Facebook unveiling something next week? Invites press to "see what we're building" for next week

• - NVIDIA Grid shown off on a HTC One X - console-like gaming on mobiles is now here

• - AMD begins shipping Radeon HD 8000M, also unveils new APUs

• - Australia's heat wave that just finished had meteorologists adding two new colors to the temperature charts, it was that hot

• - AMD SurRound House - a 360-degree experience pushing multi-channel audio

• - RumorTT: WSJ reports Apple could release "less-expensive" iPhone this year - we think they won't

• - Corsair Voyager Air, the first all-in-one wireless mobile drive - a breath of fresh [Voyager] air

• - Corsair unleash next-gen Vengeance gaming keyboard and mice

• - Corsair launch the world's fastest native USB 3.0 flash drive - the Flash Voyager GT Turbo

• - Corsair releases new Dominator Platinum Light Bar Upgrade Kits

• - Corsair unveil Raptor line of gaming peripherals are now available

• - Gigabyte show off dual Thunderbolt motherboard, bust out 4K resolution to four standard displays without a sweat

• - 3M shows off huge 84-inch 4K-capable multi-touch tabletop, sports 100-point input

• - Sony tease world's first at CES - 4K OLED TV

• - CES 2013 - Day One roundup

• - Ask the Experts: I have a Z77-based motherboard and want to install 32GB of 2400MHz RAM, should I buy 2 x 16GB kits?

• - Qualcomm's CES unveilings include Snapdragon 800 and 600, provides up to 2.3GHz quad-core, 4K video - due mid-2013

• - Sony to release 'mastered in 4K' Blu-ray discs, will launch a 4K digital distribution network this summer

• - Acer confirms they're working on a "less than $150" Jelly Bean-powered, 7-inch tablet

• - Gorilla Glass 3 is stronger than ever

• - ASUS' Google TV-powered Qube is here

• - Panasonic CES 2013 Press Conference live!

• - Huawei unveils Ascend Mate, Ascend D2

• - Samsung CES 2013 Press Conference - live!

• - SteelSeries unveil the world's fastest gaming keyboards - introducing the SteelSeries Apex and Apex RAW

• - OCZ will unveil pre-production, PCIe-based Vector SSD at CES 2013

• - LG Optimus L7 Smartphone Review

• - Marvell DragonFly NVDRIVE + SanDisk X100 SSD unveiled

• - Ask the Experts: What PSU would be needed for two ASUS Radeon HD 7970 DirectCU II GPUs?

• - Toshiba unveil their new 84-inch Ultra HD 4K TV

• - Seagate want you to organize your home with their Seagate Central shared storage device

• - Seagate unveil their Wireless Plus mobile device, take your data everywhere

• - Amazon's top-selling laptop is the Linux-based Chromebook

• - USB 3.0 about to get an injection of speed, will offer 10Gbps transfers and backwards compatibility, arrives in mid-2013

• - Google's Eric Schmidt to visit North Korea on humanitarian mission

• - Lenovo will split into two new groups - Lenovo Business Group and Think Business Group - effective in April

• - NVIDIA's CES 2013 Special Event coverage - live!

• - Samsung to unveil new TV with 'unprecedented' new shape and design at CES

• - iPhone 5 is the worst of the top smartphones according to latest Consumer Reports article

• - Samsung unveils home theater products ahead of CES 2013

• - IBM loses Senior VP after 36 years on the job

• - RumorTT: Disney working on their own... console?

• - Android stats: 40% of all Android devices are running Android 4.0 ICS or higher

• - Ask the Experts: Should I get an Intel Core i5 3570K now, or wait for the Haswell-based chips to arrive?

• - SuperRumorTT: NVIDIA to unveil their first desktop SoC at CES

• - Google confirms we should expect ASUS Google TV device for CES

• - LeakedTT: Sony Xperia Z promo video confirms Full HD display

• - HP's EliteBook Folio Ultrabook getting screen upgrade option in March, will offer 1600x900 resolution

• - Rosewill unveils new mechanical keyboard, THRONE and more

• - SATA Express enters the ratification process, will arrive later in the year

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