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Monthly Archives: August 2013

Fragmentation be damned: more Samsung phones

Despite Samsung’s wide-ranging Android-based smartphone offerings, it continues to roll out devices faster than developers want to code new apps.

People want to share media on a TV - just like they shared VCR tapes.

The wireless car market heats up with Audi’s release of the S3 Sportback.

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Time Warner Cable customers in New York, Los Angeles and Dallas are missing CBS programs due to dispute between the two companies.

Microchips have come a long way since the beginning of the mobile era, and new consumer technology continues to force chip makers to change tactics.

Tencent and Baidu seek to entrench themselves as big names in China’s mobile scene.

A group of shareholders filed class action lawsuit against Microsoft for making misleading claims about the success of its Surface RT tablet.

Facebook’s latest software acquisition is a practical move as its user base grows internationally.

The City of London ordered advertising firm Renew to stop its experiment with spying trashcans.

The ZTE Open offers a unique operating system based on open web standards.