More from TechRepublic | | | Superphones need super chips Larry Dignan highlights key developments from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and says the mobile processor race is on. Read more | | Apple's subscription plan: Time for an app work stoppage Apple's subscription plan had a bevy of media execs in a tizzy and many were still trying to figure out the new App Store new deal. But these media types were sure Apple's new deal wasnââ¬â¢t good. The solution: Walk away en masse. Read more | | How to reassign the primary display on multi-display Macs If you regularly work with a multiple-display setup, you might have to reassign a primary monitor if you change equipment or a monitor dies. It's easy to do, but not intuitive. Vincent Danen tells you how in this tip. Read more | | TechRepublic FAQ: Q&A TechRepublic's Q&A has some new features, including auto-generated lists of preexisting questions to help reduce duplication and the ability to ask for clarification. Find out how you can use these tools to improve your experience on the forums. Read more | News from ZDNet | | | Motorola Xoom gets an official price tag: $799 Pricing for the Motorola Xoom tablet, which debuted at CES 2011 in Las Vegas last month, is now official. Read more | | Mobile World Congress: The new front in the processor battle At Mobile World Congress, the chips that power mobile devices are getting as much attention as the gadgets themselves. Over the past week Broadcom, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung ST-Ericsson and Texas... Read more | | Nvidia unveils quad-core Tegra 3 mobile processor -- will be in devices by August The mobile chip wars are starting to sound a lot like the desktop chip wars -- it's all about who has the most gigahertz and the highest number of cores. Nvidia is hoping to trump everyone with... Read more | | Nvidia fourth quarter solid; Upbeat on Tegra, Tesla Nvidia reported strong fourth quarter earnings and said that it was upbeat on its Tegra chip and the ability to power so-called superphones. Read more | | Google plots its own subscription plan for publishers, jabs at Apple The timing of this move is almost comical. It's as if Google was waiting for Apple to detail its in-app purchase plan for subscriptions, let the backlash ensue and then swoop in to let publishers... Read more | | The Pentagon must keep pace with the iPhone, but can't and won't Deputy Defense Secretary William J. Lynn's heart was in the right place when he addressed the audience yesterday at RSA Security Conference, but his own words belied the impossibility of the plan. Read more | | Verizon and Motorola put the smack down on Windows Phone 7 Talking smack about a platform that competes with your own company's offerings is nothing new, but the bluntness of recent comments by executives of Motorola and Verizon about Windows Phone 7 was... Read more | | Expert panel: As cyber security risks grow, architected protection and best practices must keep pace As we move forward, cloud is going to give us an opportunity to reinvent how we do security. Read more | | Podcast: Frugal Tech Show with Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon Ken Hess and Jason Perlow interview Jono Bacon, Canonical's Ubuntu Community Manager about the upcoming 11.04 "Natty Narwhal" release. Read more | | Why Verizon's so-so iPhone launch makes me smile Data points are mounting that Verizon Wireless' launch of the iPhone was a so-so affair and the biggest takeaway is that tech buyers are a lot smarter than you think. Consumers aren't drones that... Read more | | Apple's iPad is winning the enterprise tablet race without even trying Apple doesn't have an enterprise sales force or support staff, yet it is killing the competition in enterprise adoption. Read more | | How Apple will crush its competition with iTunes Online Under Appleââ¬â¢s new rules, music subscription services will soon be forced to start paying 30% of the revenue they collect for in-app purchases on an Apple device. In short, they've been... Read more | | First look at Firefox 5 Firefox 4 isn't even out of beta yet, but that doesn't stop the UI team from thinking about Firefox 5. Read more | | Hackers demonstrate Kinect Dodgeball game using iPhone, iPad The latest Kinect hack is one that reminds us of the Windows Phone 7 and Xbox Kinect integration we saw from Microsoft earlier this week. In this case, however, Windows Phone has been replaced... Read more |
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