A notoriously unreliable Taiwanese tech site says that Microsoft wanted to sell four million Surface tablets in 2012.
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The News About Surface Pro Battery Life Isn’t Good
The “Pro” version of Microsoft’s tablet will have half the battery life of the lower-end version.
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Scanadu Aims to Turn Smartphones into Healthcare Helpers
A Silicon Valley startup wants to let you use a phone to check your vital statistics — or even tell you if you’re pregnant.
iTunes 11 Now Available: It’s Different In a Good Way
Apple has massively overhauled iTunes. The newest version, iTunes 11, is now available for download.
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Surface Pro: Both a Pricey Tablet and a Reasonably-Priced Windows Ultraportable
Microsoft has finally disclosed the price and precise specs for Surface with Windows 8 Pro, which it plans to deliver in January.
How to Use Technology to Make You Smarter
Does technology make us stupid or smart? The answer is “both,” and the choice is up to us.
The Trouble with Windows Phone 8: It’s Not the Apps, It’s the Basics
After two years of iteration by Microsoft, I can’t get into Windows Phone, and the paucity of apps–real or perceived–has nothing to do with it.
All You Need Is (Facebook) Love: ‘Compliments’ Accounts Go Viral at Colleges and Universities
College can be stressful, so students are taking to Facebook to stress the positive.
Take a Peek at What’s Next from Halo Creator Bungie
Instead of going dark, Halo creator Bungie has chosen to embrace leaked concept art and story details from its first major game, post-Microsoft.
Your Digital Legacy: States Grapple with Protecting Our Data After We Die
Who is allowed to read through your e-mails — or update your Facebook page — when you die? In many states across the U.S., there are no clear answers to such basic legal questions
Protecting Online Assets: 9 Ways to Safeguard Your Digital Legacy
Planning for digital assets is something that anyone crafting a will—or power of attorney—should consider these days, particularly given that laws vary state by state and an increasing number of families are finding themselves locked out of their loved one’s accounts.
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Sorry, Microsoft, I’m Not Buying Your Attack on Google Shopping — Here’s Why
Microsoft’s campaign against Google Shopping leaves me cold — and Bing Shopping isn’t so impressive.