Intel`s upcoming Atom chips with new CPU architecture will be up to three times faster and five times more power efficient than their predecessors and break the "myth" that ARM processors are more power efficient, Intel said. Intel expects the new architecture, code-named Silvermont, to be in smartphones, tablets, PCs, and servers starting this year. Atom chips code-named Bay Trail will appear in
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Intels new Atom chips peak on performance power consumption
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Mozilla Otoy team on JavaScript video codec
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The Mozilla Foundation and graphic rendering technology company Otoy have built a video codec, written with JavaScript and WebGL, that would eliminate the need for using plug-ins to view video in a browser. The ORBX.js codec can also be used to render remote applications in a browser, and comes with a watermarking technology that would eliminate the need to add DRM (digital rights management) to c
BMC set to go private in 69 billion deal
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BMC has agreed to be acquired by a private investment consortium headed by Bain Capital and Golden Capital, in a deal worth about $6.9 billion. The deal, which had been rumored for some time, is expected to close later this year, BMC said Monday. However, BMC has the right to solicit better offers from third parties for the next 30 days and the acquisition is subject to shareholder approval.
Retailers did Windows 8 no favors
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Retailers share part of the blame for poor Windows 8 sales and the ensuing decline of PC shipments, analysts contended today. Microsoft`s radical overhaul of Windows has been cited by some to explain plummeting PC shipments, but the very organizations whose best interest is served in selling those systems were at least partly at fault.
Microsoft admits zeroday bug in IE8 pledges patch
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Microsoft late Friday confirmed that a "zero-day," or unpatched, vulnerability exists in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), the company`s most popular browser. According to multiple security firms, the vulnerability has been used in active exploits, including "watering hole"-style attacks against the U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of Energy, targeting workers at the latter agency involved in
Amazon leaks evidence of first smaller cheaper Windows 8 tablet
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Details of what could be the first smaller Windows 8 tablet leaked Friday when Amazon briefly published a listing for an 8.1-inch Acer Iconia tablet. The tablet`s listing had been pulled from the Amazon.com website by Saturday morning.
Facebook New Years MessageApp Privacy Glitch Caught Early
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For all the privacy flaps Facebook faced in 2012, the social media giant almost started 2013 with a privacy bang of New Year`s proportions. Facebook narrowly escaped what would have left the company red-faced on Jan. 1.
Specifically, Facebook built a messaging feature for New Year`s Day. The feature lets users pre-write messages to friends and family and have them automatically distributed as soo
Microsoft Credits Gamers Free Month After Xbox Live Outage
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Now that Microsoft has fixed the root issues that put a holiday damper on gamers who use its Xbox Live system, the company isn`t wasting any time to make it up to customers. Microsoft is promising its gaming fanatics affected by the Cloud Saved Games system outage one month of free Xbox Live Gold service.
What was the problem specifically? Beginning last Friday, gamers started reporting that the
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