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Facebook Opens ‘Live Commenting’ to All Users

Users no longer have to refresh their Facebook pages to see new comments.

By Jeff Bertolucci 15 years ago

AT-AT Sculpture up for Grabs; Tow Cables Not Included

AT-AT replica would make a great conversation piece at the next Star Wars party. Not that we have those.

By Elizabeth Fish 15 years ago

Intel to Ship Dual-core Sandy Bridge Chips on Feb. 20

Intel will start shipping its dual-core Core i5 and i7 microprocessors based on the Sandy Bridge architecture for laptops starting on Feb. 20.

By Agam Shah 15 years ago

Debian 6.0 Breaks Free of Restrictive Licenses

The new operating system release, code-named “Squeeze," comes in versions based on both Linux and FreeBSD kernels.

By Katherine Noyes 15 years ago

FCC Plans to Redirect Phone Subsidies to Broadband

The FCC plans to launch a proceeding to redirect telephone subsidies to broadband.

By Grant Gross 15 years ago

Automatically Insert Text with a Hotkey or Abbreviation

Tired of constantly typing in the same words, e-mail addresses, signatures, and the like? A good macro program (like PhraseExpress 8) automates that data entry for you.

By Rick Broida 15 years ago

Tablet Forecast Brings Bad News for Netbooks

2011 looks to be the real year of the tablet, but the tablet's success could be the undoing of the netbook.

By Tony Bradley 15 years ago

Top 10 Tech Ads from Super Bowl XLV

Coupons, cell phones, and websites -- they're all here, with some clever, creepy and recurring themes.

By Ian Paul 15 years ago

The PC of the Future: Fast, Portable, 3D

What will the PC of the future look like? Join us in this first part of a week-long series that examines where the PC is headed.

By James Mulroy 15 years ago

Angry Birds Updates, Ad Infinitum

Watch for new bird battles for Valentine's Day, Nintendo, and of course accompanying the Angry Birds Rio movie -- and maybe more.

By Brennon Slattery 15 years ago

Android Market’s Web Store: Convenient, With a Risk of Malware

Guard your Google password, because its breach may allow access to more than your e-mail; the Android Market could become a source of pain.

By Jared Newman 15 years ago

Tech Job Outlook Good, Better for Freelancers

Things are looking up for the tech job market, but one survey shows that life may be better flying solo.

By Tony Bradley 15 years ago

Outsourcer Cognizant Benefits From Outsourcing Rebound

Outsourcer Cognizant benefits from investments and a rebound in outsourcing demand

By John Ribeiro 15 years ago

Huffington Post-AOL Merger: The Web Weighs In

Can the Huffington Post keep its independent voice? Can Arianna Huffington do for AOL's content business what she did for her HuffPost? The Web chimes in.

By Ian Paul 15 years ago

Motorola Xoom Tablet Comes with Steep $800 Price Tag

Motorola's Xoom tablet may be priced too high to be a viable competitor to the original iPad or a rumored next-generation iPad 2.

By Daniel Ionescu 15 years ago

Oracle Offers File Management Package for Cloud

The Oracle Cloud File System offers repackages two Oracle technologies, a cluster file system and storage management software

By Joab Jackson 15 years ago

HP Aims to Bridge Gap Between Desktops and Tablets

Hewlett-Packard is trying to bridge the gap between mobile devices such as tablets and desktops with its new desktop PCs.

By Agam Shah 15 years ago

Sony Ericsson Makes Xperia Play Gaming Phone Official

Sony Ericsson officially unveiled its Android-based PlayStation phone, the Xperia Play, with a TV ad screened during the Super Bowl American football game on...

By Mikael Ricknäs 15 years ago

Inside Secure Offers Alternative Android NFC Software Stack

Inside Secure hopes to make it easier for Android phone designers to use its NFC chips -- or those of its competitors -- with the release of a version of its...

By Peter Sayer 15 years ago

NTT DoCoMo to Chase 1Gbps Downlinks With LTE-Advanced

NTT DoCoMo will begin testing a new data communications technology in the next few months that promises speeds many times faster than the LTE service recently...

By Martyn Williams 15 years ago