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At CES 2012, the ultrabook is the new tablet. Of course, there are plenty of new tablets being offered up as well, but 2012 is shaping up to be the ye...
Article | 1/12/2011
HP CEO: Apple will be world's number one PC maker in 2012
HP CEO Meg Whitman expects Apple to take over as the world's number one PC maker in 2012 but thinks her own company will bounce back in 2013.
Article | 21/10/2011
What Google's Rubin doesn't understand about Siri
The head of Google's Android mobile OS, Andy Rubin, doesn't think your smartphone should be your personal assistant. In comments made during an interv...
Article | 6/10/2011
Recover a Missing Android Phone with Where's My Droid
If an iPhone goes missing, well, there's an app for that. (It's Apple's venerable.) But where's the equivalent for Android? Surely there must be some ...
Article | 15/09/2011
How to convert PowerPoint to Flash
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Article | 14/09/2011
Best Microsoft PowerPoint Template Sites
If you have already used most of the Microsoft PowerPoint templates and you’re looking for some new ones we've selected some of the best
Article | 20/08/2011
Firefox 7 Beta puts priority on performance
Just days after the ready-for-primetime version of Firefox 6 was released, Mozilla, sticking to its aggressive development schedule for the browser, h...
Article | 16/08/2011
Google buys Motorola Mobility for $US12.5 billion
Google has entered into an agreement to acquire the mobile phone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility for about $US12.5 billion.
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