Apple rumor claims all-new, 12-inch MacBook Air
The MacBook is getting a makeover sooner rather than later -- if chatter from China is accurate. Originally posted at News - Apple
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Samsung shows business customers how to be high tech
The Korean electronics giant operates a showroom in New Jersey to demonstrate technology it has for hotels, financial firms, retailers, and other businesses.
Google speeds WebP image format, brings animation support to Chrome
Other browser makers are unmoved by file-size advantages of the image format, but Google is pressing ahead. And it's saving terabytes of network usage a day on its own sites. Originally posted at News - Internet & Media
Remember the desktop PC? Intel is trying to reinvent it
Intel thinks there's a future in the desktop PC. And it tried to prove that this week at the Game Developers Conference.
Microsoft: Here's $100 if you drop Windows XP
Hey XP users, time to move on -- Microsoft is saying in no uncertain terms by offering $100 off a new PC. Originally posted at News - Microsoft
BlackBerry to sell off 3M square feet of space in Canada
The sale represents the majority of its real estate holdings in Canada. BlackBerry's not saying how much cash it'll take in from the transaction.
Transcend curries 4K favor with faster SD cards
For videographers shooting high-resolution video, the Taiwanese flash-card maker has two new choices with faster write speeds and capacities up to 128GB.
Symantec fires CEO Steve Bennett
Board member Michael Brown will serve as interim CEO while maker of Norton antivirus software hunts for its second chief executive in two years. Originally posted at News - Security & Privacy
Firefox's massive overhaul moves to beta
Mozilla's biggest browser remake since 2011, with a new interface and easier customization, begins to push away from the gate as Firefox 29 moves to beta.
Programmer crowdfunds work to improve Chrome image support
Yoav Weiss launched an Indiegogo effort to raise $10,000 so he can help Google's browser handle images more flexibly on today's wide variety of screen types. Originally posted at News - Internet & Media