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One note is that Samsung is attempting to have its cake and eat it too as far as the NAND is concerned, referring to this as “3-bit multi-level cell (MLC).” That’s not how the term is typically used, and until Samsung demonstrates that it’s built TLC NAND with MLC characteristics in both performance
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AMD notes that under Read’s leadership, it has substantially drawn down its operating expenses, maintained cash at a constant level of around $1B, and ensured that no new debt comes due for the company until the 2019 timeframe. One thing Su does bring to the CEO transition is a strong background in
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Eric Holder, the outgoing US attorney general, has joined the FBI and other law enforcement agencies in calling for the security of all computer systems to be fatally weakened. This isn’t a new project – the idea has been around since the early 1990s, when the NSA classed all strong cryptography as
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In the same research lab where the ethernet, laser printer, and graphical user interface were born, engineers are forging an entirely new way to assemble electronic devices—a technique that could be faster, cheaper, and more versatile. Typically, chips are made in bulk on semiconductor wafers and th
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1. The watch is on the cover of Vogue China On the cover of the new issue, out on Monday, Liu Wen – catwalk star, Victoria’s Secret Angel, Estee Lauder spokesmodel – is wearing a Celine striped knit tunic and skirt and 18-carat yellow gold Apple watch with a red leather strap. Chinese Vogue is a new
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It's a fact of life in virtually every community that there will be countless daily distractions -- news announcements, controversies, squabbles -- that take up the majority of our time and energy, leaving little for the big picture. The Linux community is no exception. That's why it was such a reli
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The Food and Drug Administration last week released long-awaited recommendations aimed at better managing cybersecurity risks to protect patient health and information. The new recommendations are included in the final release of a document titled "Content of Premarket Submissions for Management of
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Based on a scalable multiprojector system that adapts gaming content to the physical space, RoomAlive allows users to touch, shoot, stomp, dodge and steer projected content that becomes seamlessly integrated with their environment. A depth camera, wide-field-of-view projector and computer work toget
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Apple now has the dubious distinction of most-phished brand, according to the latest report from the Anti-Phishing Work Group. For the first half of this year, 17.7 percent of all phishing attacks were aimed at Apple -- a first for the brand -- followed by PayPal (14.4 percent) and Chinese shopping
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Apple is sealing up a security hole popularly used to install emulators and other software barred from its App Store. The latest beta versions of iOS 8.1, expected to be released to the public in late October, prevent users from using the bug, known as the “date trick”, to install unsigned apps stra
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Later this week at the Paris Auto Show, CEO of Tesla Elon Musk will“unveil the D.” Assuming this isn’t just a thinly veiled reference to a region of Musk’s anatomy, what might he be showing off on October 9? Does the “D” allude to a diesel-electric plug-in hybrid? Or perhaps it’s a version of the Mo
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The era of pleasing curves in our technology is upon us, and that includes the latest HDTVs. Today we’ve spotted a beauty of a 65-incher from Samsung, featuring a curved display and a deep feature set, now on sale for just $1774. That’s the best price we’ve ever seen by about $250. The Samsung UN65H
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