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Google Takes Maps to Next Level

Google Maps, already the de facto standard for online and mobile maps, is breaking new ground with added capabilities announced on Wednesday at the Google I/O Conference in San Francisco ...

New Google APIs Target Play and Games

Google on Wednesday announced new APIs for Google Play services and gaming, new features for the Google Play Developer Console, and a new Android Integrated Developer Environment (IDE) at the Google I/O 2013 Conference in San Francisco ...

HP Launches Split x2 Win 8 Laptop-Tablet

HP on Wednesday announced the Split x2 Windows 8 hybrid laptop-tablet, the second such device in its lineup after the Envy x2, which debuted last year ...

BlackBerry’s Bold Moves on Display at Conference

BlackBerry, which had 3 percent of the global smartphone market in Q1, according to Gartner, is taking bold steps to turn around its fortunes. ...

Nokia Goes Slimmer, Shinier With New Lumia 925 Smartphone

Nokia on Tuesday unveiled the Lumia 925, which it described as a "new interpretation" of its flagship Lumia 920 smartphone ...

Xperia ZR Takes the Plunge for Underwater Photos, HD Video

Sony on Monday announced the Xperia ZR, which can take photos and full HD videos underwater -- well, in 1.5 meters of water for up to 30 minutes, anyway ...

DHS Raises Alarm Over Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has warned American companies involved with energy and infrastructure operations to be on their guard against cyberattacks ...

FCC Plan to Boost Inflight WiFi Takes Off With Turbulence

As more airlines begin to offer WiFi, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission is proposing to increase the bandwidth available for inflight wireless broadband ...

Facebook’s Road Trip May Include a Stop to Buy Waze

Rumors that Facebook is deep into the process of purchasing Waze -- makers of a mobile satellite navigation app that leverages crowdsourced mapping and traffic tips -- are making the rounds ...

A Changing Earth Is on Display in Google Timelapse

Time, Inc., together with Google, the U.S. Geological Survey, and Carnegie Mellon University's Create Lab, have set up a website featuring timelapse animations depicting changes in Earth's surface from 1984 to 2012 ...

Skype Rival Viber Joins the Desktop Phone, Video Chat Party

Viber, a proprietary cross-platform instant messaging VoIP app for smartphones, is now available for Windows and Mac OS X desktops, Viber Media announced on Tuesday ...

Los Alamos Surfs Its Own Quantum Internet for 2 Years

Amid fears that state-sponsored cyberterrorists have set their sights on the U.S.'s critical infrastructure -- and complaints that the infrastructure's security is below par -- the Los Alamos National Laboratory said it has been testing a network using quantum cryptography for the past two years ...

HP Goes to Work With New ProBooks for SMBs

HP, facing difficulties in its desktop and laptops sales, on Monday unveiled two new series in its ProBook notebook computer line for small and medium businesses ...

IE8 Exploit Had US Nuke Workers in Its Sights

A zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8 let hackers compromise a U.S. Department of Labor website linked to a database used by former Energy Department employees who had worked with nuclear weapons or uranium. That database was also used by Labor Department claims examiners ...

Both Sides Spin Web Sales Tax Ahead of Senate Vote

The U.S. Senate is set to vote Monday on the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013, which essentially seeks to tax online sales. Supporters and opponents of the Act have turned up the lobbying heat prior to the vote ...

Facebook’s New Security Feature Puts Friends First

Have you forgotten or lost your Facebook password? Relax. You can now turn to friends for help ...

Intel Focuses Iris GPUs on Gaming, Video

Intel on Thursday announced the Iris family of graphics processor units for its forthcoming Haswell line of processors ...

The Real Mozilla Stands Up to Firefox-Cloaked Spyware

Mozilla, the creator of the Firefox browser, has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Gamma International, a German company that sells spyware to governments and law enforcement agencies ...

World’s Smallest Movie Is IBM’s Science Blockbuster

IBM has released the world's smallest movie. Company researchers moved thousands of atoms to create a miniature stop-motion movie titled A Boy and His Atom ...

Expect Labs’ Anticipatory Computing Draws A-List Support

The investment arms of Intel and Samsung have sunk money into Expect Labs, which has developed a new class of technologies that can understand the meaning of continuous conversations in real-time, and can leverage that to proactively serve up information users may need ...

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