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Intel Launches "Beacon Mountain" Android Dev Environment

Intel's new "Beacon Mountain" ADE supports Intel Atom- and ARM-based devices running Android 4.2 and up.

EVGA Teases Its ACX Graphics Card Cooler with Trailer

EVGA has teased its dual-fan "Active Cooling Xtreme" (ACX) graphics card cooler.

NEC Launches the EA234WMi 23-inch IPS Monitor

The NEC MultiSync EA234WMi features a 23-inch AH-IPS display with full HD resolution, LED backlighting, and the "highest levels of environmental certifications."

At Google I/O, developer services hogged the spotlight

13 hours agoTechnology / Hardware : Geek Tech

Forget Glass, self-driving cars or a smartwatch. Developers, not physical consumer products, were Google's darlings at the company's annual I/O conference this week. Google brands I/O as a conference for developers, and this year, with...Show More Summary

Yahoo calls press conference amid Tumblr acquisition rumors

15 hours agoTechnology / Hardware : Geek Tech

Yahoo has called a mystery press event in New York City on Monday afternoon, hot on the heels of rumors that it plans to buy Tumblr for US$1 billion. "Join us as we share something special," says the invite, sent to members of the press Friday afternoon. Show More Summary

Report: White Nexus 4 Coming June 10

Has Google got a white Nexus 4 planned for a June launch?

ET deals: $549 for Dell Inspiron 14z Core i5 ultrabook

At first glance, some of us more tech savvy folk might be quick to dismiss the common ultrabook. It’s a slim piece of aluminum with a low voltage processor and SSD cache, what’s the big deal? The big deal is that an ultrabook offers a good all-around computing experience, and with today’s deal it can…

MIT takes battery-powered robot cheetah for a gallop

Biomimetic big cat needs no power cord, just a walker Video  Fast, agile robots for reconnaissance and rescue have been under development for half a decade or more, but they all have needed to be tethered to a power cable. Now MIT thinks it has cut the leash with a battery powered "cheetah" capable of outrunning a human.…

Mozilla drags its feet on blocking cookies from unvisited websites

Mozilla has been courting controversy with its move toward blocking some third-party cookies by default in Firefox. While preventing unvisited websites from setting cookies is undoubtedly good for consumers, advertisers are none too happy about it. Sadly, Mozilla is now delaying this feature thanks to the complaints it has received from "concerned site owners."

Bluetooth SIG Says Android 4.3 Arrives In "Coming Months"

The next version will arrive in "the coming months" and sport support for Bluetooth Smart Ready tech.

The Nexus Experience Galaxy S 4 - What We Know

18 hours agoTechnology / Hardware : AnandTech

Just two days ago, Google announced a variant of the Galaxy S 4 packing the "Nexus user experience." Although not an I/O giveaway, Google chose I/O to announce the new variant. I've spent a lot of time at I/O tracking down what information...Show More Summary

Google I/O 2013 in pictures: Glass, sensor motes, robot mixologists, and more

Only a relatively few get to experience Google I/O in person. For those who didn't get to, or those who did and want to relive the highlights, here are some of our favorite images from the conference.

3D photography: Is there still hope for 3D TV’s stillborn cousin?

Here's an interesting question for you: Where are all the 3D digital cameras and photos? There are 3D TVs, 3D movies, 3D games, 3D printers, Kinect -- but, when it comes to 3D still cameras, the market is almost completely barren. Sure,...Show More Summary

Sharp Beginning Production on Three New IGZO Displays

Sharp will be expanding its range of high-pixel density IZGO LCD panels with 11.6-inch, 14-inch and 15.6-inch variants.

Researchers create cheap, single-pixel 3D camera that can see beyond visible light

Rather than using the millions of pixels normally found in 3D imaging cameras, a team of scientists from Glasgow University have cut that down to a single, light-sensing pixel, not only making the camera smaller, but much cheaper as well. Show More Summary

Researchers uncover new global cyberespionage operation dubbed SafeNet

20 hours agoTechnology / Hardware : Geek Tech

Security researchers from Trend Micro have uncovered an active cyberespionage operation that so far has compromised computers belonging to government ministries, technology companies, media outlets, academic research institutions and nongovernmental organizations from over 100 countries. Show More Summary

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