The Nexus 5 launched this week and confirmed the many leaks from the past several months. KitKit had some surprises though as it can run on low-end hardware. And Samsung continues to push forward with its own flavor of Android, hoping developers bite.
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What’s on the menu? Killer Drones, the man who mastered them and another who uses them; 20,000 warcrimes later; the rise of the machines and are we becoming puppets of a wired world. Plus, who is Marty Sullivan? Hint: Ask Tim Cook.
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A Wikipedia photographer is raising money to create a free online archive of all game hardware.
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Choosing an iPad Air with LTE? Apple's site says your iPad will only work with the carrier you choose. That'ssorta correct: Out of the box, yes, it works with your carrier choice. After that, you can swap service by switching SIM cards.
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The smart home won't be built using apps and connected devices. To truly embed computing into our home environment we need better computer vision, projectors and a new understanding of computing.
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There's a lot to complain about in the Boston tech scene but there's a lot to talk up too, so start doing it, says Unconf attendees.
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The Nexus 5 is the second phone we've seen that incorporates envelope tracking technology, which has nothing to do with mail delivery. The technology greatly reduces the power needed to transmit an LTE signal.
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Deep learning is one of the hottest trends in big data right now and is currently underpinning the cutting edge in areas such as natural language processing and image recognition. Here's a brief guide about what it is about who's doing it.
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After much speculation about Google's floating barges, a San Francisco television station says it has the answer. The barges are part showroom and part luxury decks, all to better compete with Apple's retail stores.
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The mobile patent wars, which appeared to be dying down, just exploded like never before. It's too soon to say if Google or its rivals will win, but one thing is certain: consumers will lose.
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New Yorker magazine wonders who the "next great technology critic" might be now that Walt Mossberg and David Pogue have moved on -- but the truth is there isn't going to be one or two, there will be hundreds.
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The Galaxy Nexus won’t be receiving an update to Android 4.4 (KitKat), according to a Spanish Google support page.
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After a month of leaks the Nexus 5 is finally here, and it looks awesome. But how does it compare to the best Android phones on the market?
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After more leaks than the Titanic, Google finally launched the Nexus 5 with Android 4.4. I got a chance to spend a short time with the smartphone and I'm more impressed by this Nexus because there's no glaring feature omission. Finally!
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We've got a killer Roadmap after party planned in conjunction with design firm Fjord.
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When it comes to application log data, you might be surprised at how little of it really matters, says Logentries.
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Flipboard has signed a deal with magazine publisher Time Inc. to add the company's titles to its mobile content-aggregation app, based on a promise to help Time reach new audiences and boost its advertising revenue.
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According to a product listing on Target’s website, the new iPad mini with retina display might go on sale November 21.
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Microsoft likes to tout the fact that it runs Windows Azure at data centers worldwide. Yesterday compute instances across most of those regions were disrupted. Not good.
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Pandora made it official Thursday and added Chromecast support to its mobile apps. Users can now launch personalized stations straight from their phone or tablet.
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