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An anonymous reader shares a report by The Verge:HP today announced the Chromebook 11 G5, the first of the company’s Chrome OS laptops in the 11-inch range to include a touchscreen display. The new Chromebook starts at $189 and will go on sale through … Continue reading HP Adds a Touchscreen To Its 11-inch Chromebook Lineup
Peter Kafka, reporting for Recode:TV! It’s cooked! Toast! Doneso. Ready for the fork. Except not yet, because Americans are still watching a ton of TV, every day. For some of them, it’s the equivalent of a full-time job. The average American watches an… Continue reading You Are Still Watching a Staggering Amount Of TV Every Day
Microsoft on Monday announced the release of .NET Core, the open source .NET runtime platform. Finally! (It was first announced in 2014). The company also released ASP.NET Core 1.0, the open-source version of Microsoft’s Web development stack. ArsTechn… Continue reading .NET Core 1.0 Released, Now Officially Supported By Red Hat
Google CEO Sundar Pichai is the latest high-profile victim of a hacking group called OurMine. Earlier today, the group managed to get hold of Pichai’s Quota account, which in turn, gave them access to his Twitter feed as well. In a statement to The Nex… Continue reading Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s Quora Account Hacked
An anonymous reader shares a Business Insider report:If you’re itching to start a company out of a garage, then you shouldn’t pick up and move to Silicon Valley, according to Google cofounder Sergey Brin. It’s easier to start a company outside the Vall… Continue reading Sergey Brin: Don’t Come To Silicon Valley To Start a Business
According to a report by The Telegraph, Google is working on its first Google-branded smartphone, and plans to release it by the end of 2016. Unlike the Nexus program, in which Google mandates the design and specifications of the phone, but leaves the … Continue reading Google To Step Up Smartphone Wars With Release Of Own Handset
Amazon on Monday launched a new site called Amazon Inspire where K-12 teachers and schools can upload and access unlimited education and classroom resources such as videos, tests, projects, games, lesson plans with their peers across the country for fr… Continue reading Amazon Unveils Inspire Online Education Service For Teachers and Schools
Google is currently surveying people about what a Chromebook Pro should be like. VentureBeat’s report cites two people who recently shared the development on a forum. One user was asked the question, “How would you think a Chromebook Pro is different t… Continue reading Google Ponders About a Chromebook Pro
An article on The Atlantic this week takes a stroll down the memory lane. It talks about phone services that people could call for knowing the time. The service, according to the article, was quite popular in 1980s. But many of them don’t exist now. Fo… Continue reading Remember When You Could Call the Time?
In the aftermath of the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union, UK’s technology industry is reassessing its position, with many of them considering moving to a continental location. According to reports, Samsung, LG, and Acer have noted that… Continue reading UK Tech Sector Reacts To Brexit: Some Anticipate Slow Down, Some Contemplate Relocation