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Razer Unveils High End Gaming Tablet That Doubles as a Transformer

By Kyt Dotson Jan 8, 2013

During CES 2012, Razer revealed the Fiona—an overpowered, surprisingly odd tablet that would work to slake the bloodthrist of gamers for a mobile device that could play video games with the best of them.…

Microsoft Announces 60 Million Windows 8 Licenses Sold

By John Casaretto Jan 8, 2013

Coming up on ten weeks since its release, Microsoft has announced it has sold 60 Million licenses of Windows 8. The announcement comes from Tami Reller, Windows Chief Marketing Office and Chief Financial Officer…

Iran Just Says No to Social Media

By John Casaretto Jan 8, 2013

An AP report indicates that Iran is in the development process of building software designed to control access to social media within the country. This means that the government will ultimately dictate and approve…

Smart Cars Take the Spotlight at CES 2013

By Maria Deutscher Jan 8, 2013

CES has historically put a lot of emphasis on mobility, but this year automakers are taking it to the next level. Two of the biggest car manufacturers in the U.S. introduced new developer tools…

3 Reasons Nokia Shouldn’t Drop Microsoft For Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 8, 2013

There’s a lot of buzz going around over Nokia CEO Stephen Elop’s statement regarding the possible use of Google’s Android OS on their devices. The news came from Spanish news source El Pais. Elop’s…

Microsoft Just Can’t Resist a Chance to Show Off at CES

By Maria Deutscher Jan 8, 2013

Microsoft and many of its rivals have deflected attention from CES, throwing their own industry events, but that hasn’t stopped the Redmond company from making a big appearance at the Vegas gathering this week.…

Google Brings Free Public Wi-Fi to New York City

By Mike Wheatley Jan 8, 2013

Google has announced a further expansion of its plans to connect the world, with the launch of free public Wi-Fi services in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York that will become the city’s largest…

Breaking Analysis: Microsoft Downplays Windows RT Hack

By Molly Sassmann Jan 8, 2013

On Sunday, it was reported that the Windows RT operating system had been hacked to allow unsigned ARM desktop applications to run. Microsoft responded quickly to say that it was investigating the findings and…

Hey Developers….Here’s Why DevOps Is Important for You (Really!)

By Isha Suri Jan 8, 2013

Agile. DevOps. Scrum. All these words are quite popular these days among IT enterprises, especially development and operation teams, who have to work in collaboration with each other. This ‘No profile- driven’ methodology is…

Intel Outlines Strategy at CES: More Mobile, Higher Performance, Less Power

By Mike Wheatley Jan 8, 2013

Intel was all over the place at CES yesterday, despite the fact that it didn’t have much by the way of ‘new’ news to offer us. However, what the company did provide was a…

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Razer Unveils High End Gaming Tablet That Doubles as a Transformer

Microsoft Announces 60 Million Windows 8 Licenses Sold

Smart Cars Take the Spotlight at CES 2013

3 Reasons Nokia Shouldn’t Drop Microsoft For Android

Microsoft Just Can’t Resist a Chance to Show Off at CES

Google Brings Free Public Wi-Fi to New York City

Breaking Analysis: Microsoft Downplays Windows RT Hack

Hey Developers….Here’s Why DevOps Is Important for You (Really!)

Intel Outlines Strategy at CES: More Mobile, Higher Performance, Less Power

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