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HP’s ‘Chromebook Killer’ Delivers a Jolt of Sticker Shock

HP on Monday unveiled the Windows-based Stream laptop some have referred to as a "Chromebook killer," but instead of sporting the US$199 price that was expected, it will cost $299 ...

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College Degree vs. Coding Experience: Which Matters More?

Well it was another rough week here in the Linux blogosphere, thanks to the ongoing conflagration over Systemd ...

Scientists Fire Up Brain-to-Brain Instant Messaging

It's a trivial matter to send a message to someone halfway around the world these days, but just imagine trying to do it without speaking or writing. That is just what an international team of neuroscientists and robotics engineers recently achieved in an experiment that successfully transmitted a message directly -- and noninvasively -- from the brain of one person to that of another some 5,000 miles away...

Google Ratchets Up Quantum Computing Efforts

Google this week announced a hardware initiative to design and build new quantum information processors based on superconducting electronics. The effort is related to the launch last year of its Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab ...

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Fanning the Flames of the Systemd Inferno

They say art imitates life, but it's surprising how often the same can be said of the Linux blogs. ...

Other Shoe Drops in CyberVor Hack Attack

Domain name registrarNamecheap on Monday reported that it was besieged Sunday night by cyberattackers who employed username and password data possibly stolen by the so-called CyberVor hacker gang. ...

Dropbox Pro Pricing Takes a Nosedive

Dropbox last week announced a Pro cloud-storage overhaul that includes new features and lower pricing ...

Samsung, LG Unveil Smartwatches With Sex Appeal

Samsung and LG both announced brand-new smartwatches on Wednesday in the run-up to next week's IFA 2014 consumer electronics trade show in Berlin. ...

California Lays Down the Kill-Switch Law

Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed into law a bill requiring that anti-theft measures be incorporated into all smartphones sold within California. The measure applies to phones manufactured after July 1, 2015 ...

Google Gives Glass a Good Polish

An update to the software that runs Glass gives users of Google's wearable computing device more control over their interactions with contacts ...

China to Go Its Own OS Way

China is developing a homegrown operating system that could be ready as soon as October as part of an effort to wean itself from Western-made software, according to a Sunday report from the Xinhua government news agency ...

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Torvalds Says Yes to the Desktop

It was just a few short weeks ago that we here in the Linux blogosphere were rehashing the open source world's documentation dilemma -- one of those perennial topics bloggers love to resurrect whenever there appears to be a lull in the conversation ...

Netflix Ponies Up for Better TWC Net Connection

Netflix on Tuesday announced that it has signed an interconnection agreement with Time Warner Cable, marking the fourth such deal the content provider has signed with a major Internet service provider ...

Google May Start Grooming Little Googlers

Google is working on a plan to allow kids under 13 to have their own personal accounts on services such as YouTube and Gmail, according to reports ...

Facebook Adds Training Wheels for the Humor-Impaired

Facebook has begun labeling some of the satirical news articles that appear in users' news feeds with a tag designed to prevent readers from mistaking the content for genuine news ...

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Loving Linux: Ain’t Nothin’ Like the 1st Time

You never forget your first love, as the old saying goes, and that appears to apply just as well to Linux as to relationships in real life ...

Hotel’s Robotic Butler Is Not Quite ‘Rosie’

Aloft Hotels this week announced the launch of a new, robotic "butler" at the company's Cupertino, Calif., location. Dubbed "A.L.O.," the new botlr, or robotic butler, is designed to help the hotel's human staff by delivering amenities to guest rooms ...

Galaxy Alpha: Samsung Puts Pedal to Metal

Samsung on Wednesday unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy Alpha smartphone featuring a metal frame and a 4.7-inch HD Super AMOLED display. ...

Siri Creators Have a Much Smarter Bun in the Oven

The inventors of Apple's Siri personal assistant have launched an independent effort that could make their first offspring look kind of dumb ...

Nvidia’s Tegra K1 Stars in New Acer Chromebook

Acer America on Monday rolled out a new Chromebook contender featuring a 13.3-inch display and an Nvidia Tegra K1 mobile processor ...

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