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Lenovo Storms The Show With 8 New Devices at CES 2013

By Mike Wheatley Jan 7, 2013

Apparently whoever said that interest in the CES was on the wane forgot to inform Lenovo – the Chinese manufacturer has just unleashed a deluge of new hardware to demonstrate that the world’s largest…

Survival of the Fittest: Which Tech Gadgets Have Adapted to the Digital Era?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 7, 2013

I’m a dinosaur, hear me roar! Nah, I’m just kidding. But I guess that’s what they would say if they could speak and if they were still in existence today. But they, like many…

Mysterious Startup Raises $20M for Next Gen Security Software

By Maria Deutscher Jan 7, 2013

The only thing we know about the Mountain View, Calif-based Shape Security is that it’s developing on what it pegs as a “completely new type of web security product.” Shape’s deliberately sparse homepage touts the…

Lenovo To Split Business: Targets Apple After Unseating HP, Dell in PCs

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 6, 2013

Lenovo is becoming a household brand when it comes to personal computers. In 2012, the company managed to unseat rivals HP and Dell, taking the number one spot for PC manufacturing. But as Lenovo’s international…

HTC CEO Remains Optimistic, Big Plans for CES?

By Maria Deutscher Jan 4, 2013

HTC is due to report fourth quarter earnings on Monday, wrapping up what has been a disappointing year to say the least. The company’s global market share dropped half a percentage point to 2.2%,…

Cybercrime: No Longer Exclusive to First World Countries, See Africa

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 4, 2013

In TrendMicro’s report last December, 3 Reasons Why Africa Will be the New Haven for Cybercriminals, they’ve tackled how cybercrimes are no longer a thing for first world countries as third world countries like…

Navigation Huge in This Week’s Big Data Review

By Maria Deutscher Jan 4, 2013

Apple is getting giddy over navigational data. Rumor had it that the phonemaker is in talks to acquire Waze, a popular GPS service that uses data from its users to optimize its maps and…

Qualcomm Sued Over Political Spending

By Maria Deutscher Jan 4, 2013

In a move that may set a precedent for the entire private sector, New York comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has sued Qualcomm for allegedly making disproportional contributions to promote its senior management’s political agenda. Qualcomm…

A Quick Guide to CES 2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 4, 2013

The International CES 2013 show will be kicking off next week, from January 8-11, in Las Vegas, Nevada. I’m sure a lot of tech enthusiasts will be glued to their computer screens, especially those who…

Old School Video Game Gets 21st Century Makeover, Thanks To CrowdFunding

By Cherr Aira Jan 4, 2013

The rebirth of Elite: Dangerous is nearing. As crowdfunding for this video game, first played in the 80’s, reaches $1.25 million, its renaissance is just around the corner. This Kickstarter project is still accepting pledges…

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Lenovo Storms The Show With 8 New Devices at CES 2013

Survival of the Fittest: Which Tech Gadgets Have Adapted to the Digital Era?

Lenovo To Split Business: Targets Apple After Unseating HP, Dell in PCs

HTC CEO Remains Optimistic, Big Plans for CES?

Cybercrime: No Longer Exclusive to First World Countries, See Africa

Navigation Huge in This Week’s Big Data Review

Qualcomm Sued Over Political Spending

A Quick Guide to CES 2013

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