Although they're running an OS that was built a decade ago, many PCs that are currently using Windows XP will have sufficient horsepower to handle Windows 8 when it's released, according to a Microsoft official.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Windows 8 On XP Machines?
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Microsoft Confirms Kinect for Windows
Microsoft has announced that a redesigned Kinect gaming sensor will be launched specifically for Windows.
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Apple's iOS 5 Woes Continue
The update that Apple released a week ago, not only with the promise that the iPhone battery issues would finally be solved, but also that was supposed to bring a set of improvements to the iOS 5 experience, has maybe caused more problems than offered solutions.
Google Music vs Apple iTunes vs Microsoft Zune Marketplace
Five years ago this month, Microsoft unveiled the company's ill-fated Zune digital-media player and sister music store at several press events across the country. Last Wednesday, Google gathered members of the media to help kickoff a new online music store.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Apple Flirted with AMD for MacBook Air?
As hard as it might be to believe, Apple came within inches of revamping its MacBook Air line with
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Amazon Eats Loss With Each Fire.
Amazon takes a hit with the sale of each Kindle Fire, but the loss isn't as bad as initially thought.
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Intel's 50-plus core processor in-depth
Intel is trying to overhaul the supercomputer. The idea is to pack more processing power into less space. The 50-plus core Knights Corner processor is how Intel hopes to make it happen
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iPhone 4S on Sprint, AT&T, Verizon
A study measuring the performance of the iPhone 4S on the three major U.S. wireless carriers found
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