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November 30
- webOS Decision Expected From HP in Just Weeks
- Microsoft Releases IE10 Platform Preview 4
- OCZ Releases Talos 2 Enterprise SAS 6 Gb/s SSD
- Seagate Now Shipping 2nd-Gen Solid State Hybrid Drive
- Forrester Says Windows 8 Tablets Are Dead-on-Arrival
- AMD: It Won't Be About 'AMD vs. Intel' Anymore
- New Acer Display Converts 2D Images into 3D
- VIDEO: Why Half-Life Doesn't Need Hollywood
- 3DMark Benchmark Coming to Android in 2012
- A Glass Touch Keyboard and Mouse is Near Reality
- In Pictures: Tom's Hardware Recovers Gold And Silver From CPUs
- Ubuntu May Be Coming to a TV Near You
November 29
- ARM-Based Windows 8 Notebooks in Mid-2013?
- Apple Founding Documents for Auction; $100K+ Expected
- Intel HDCP Cracked Using $350 Hardware Kit
- Dell Tries to Help Customers with Misleading GPU Info
- Gigabyte Updates 3-in-1 Line with Booktop T1132
- MIT Researchers Invent Diode For Light in Optical Circuits
- Global HDD Supply 70 Million Units Short in Q4 2011
November 28
- Is Intel Going to Kill its Celeron Processor Brand?
- AMD Intros Branded Desktop Memory Modules
- The First Intel Ivy Bridge CPU Clock Speeds and More
- IBM Files Patent for Putting Fire Extinguisher in a Computer
- The BSA Rejects the Current Stop Online Piracy Act
November 27
- Fujitsu Launches 23 PFlops PRIMEHPC FX10 Supercomputer
November 26
- Report: Intel Scheduling 22 nm Ivy Bridge for April 2012
- Useless Fact: Each Sperm Carries 37.5 MB of DNA Data
- A First Look At Google's Chrome Aura Interface
November 25
- Rumor: Apple to Switch Back to Nvidia for 2012 GPUs
- IBM Patents Idea of Making Your Data Crappier Over Time
- Yikes! New Computer System Can Read Your Emotions
November 24
- LSI Announces SAS 12 Gb/s Interface
- Early Chrome Gets New Garbage Collector, Boosts Speed
November 23
- Razer Building Smaller Gaming Devices Besides Laptops
- Lenovo IdeaCentre Q180 Claims "World's Smallest Desktop"
- Google Confirms Galaxy Nexus Bug, Working on a Fix
- Chromebooks Get OS Update, Holiday Price Cuts
- Microsoft Building New Version of Kinect For Windows PC
- Western Digital Ordered to Pay $525 Million To Seagate
- Intel to Finally Provide TRIM Support in RAID0
- New Patch Locks Skyrim to Steam Forever and Ever
- id Software Finally Releases Edited Doom 3 Source Code
- Batman Arkham City PC Version Ships, OnLive Has Demo
- HDD Shipments to Drop by 35% in Q4 2011
November 22
- VIA Launches Tiny ARTiGO A1150 DIY PC Building Kit
- AMD Reportedly Scraps 28 nm APUs at GlobalFoundries
- Windows 8 Install Process Streamlined to 11 Clicks
- Intel Ships Pentium 350 For Servers
- CES 2012 to Have Up to 50 Ultrabooks, 55" OLED TV
- Run DOS, Windows 3.11 on Your BlackBerry PlayBook
- More Details on Intel's Ivy Bridge and Maho Bay Leaked
- Big Patch for Battlefield 3 PC Planned This Week
- Microsoft Offering $20K, Office Space to Kinect Developers
November 21
- Apple to Become World's Largest PC Maker in H2 2012?
- Oracle Accuses HP of Paying Intel to Keep Itanium on Life Support
- Researchers Working on HDDs Slim Enough For Tablets
- Galaxy Nexus Owners Complain of Volume Issues
- Super Tiny Computer Puts Android on Your TV, Laptop
November 20
- Windows 8 Will Be Less Demanding of Update Restarts
- Seagate: HDD Production Won't Return to Normal For 1 Year
- MechWarrior Reboot Using CryEngine 3, Free-to-Play
November 19
- Nvidia's CUDA is Already 5 Years Old
- CompuLab's "World's Smallest" PCs Finally Available
- Microsoft's Next-Gen Surface Available for Pre-Order
- CERN Wants to Upgrade LHC's Luminosity by 10 Times
- Blizzard Celebrates 7 Years of WoW With Gifts
- Can Microsoft Patent a Wind-Powered Data Center?
- BioWare Dates SWTOR Beta Test Weekend
- 2 GB DDR3 Modules Drop to $10 Contract Price
November 18
- New AMD Catalyst 11.11 Supports Stage 3D in Flash
- 'Occupy Flash' Aims to End the Tyranny of Adobe's Plug-In
- Chip Makers Hit By Economic Downturn, Forecast Reduced
- Intel Sinks $100 Million Into AppUp
- PC Manufacturers Phasing Out of Tablet Sector in 2012?
- Leaked: Acer's Got Two Tegra 3 Tablets
- Roku to Expand, Bring Set-top Boxes to the UK and Canada
- Expect the First Windows 8 Snapdragon PC Late 2012
- First Galaxy Nexus Sold in UK, Owner Has to Exchange It
- Microsoft Patents GPU-accelerated Window Manager
- Blizzard Offering Diablo III Beta Keys via Facebook
- Rambus Loses 7-year Patent Battle Against Micron, Hynix
- Qualcomm Launches Eight Snapdragon S4 Chips
November 17
- HP's First Ultrabook is the HP Folio 13, for Business
- Behind the Scenes With Our Holiday Gift Guide Models
- Microsoft Bringing Windows 8 to Phones?
- AMD Drops, But Also Increases Prices of Some Processors
- Intel Focusing on Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabooks in 2012
- Chrome to Finally Pull Ahead of Firefox in November
- Call of Duty Elite for PC Indefinitely Delayed?
- Corsair Announces Full Line of Quad Channel DRAM Kits
November 16
- Deals Nov 16: $250 Off 27" Dell UltraSharp U2711 LCD
- Windows 8 Tablet in June 2012, Says Nokia Executive
- Razer Broken Into, Robbed of Two Blade Laptop Prototypes
- Intel's Knights Corner: 50+ Core 22nm Co-processor
- OCZ Octane SSD Pricing Released: From $200 to $880
- Tegra, CUDA Powering CPU/GPU Hybrid Supercomputer
- Mozilla Builds a 1 Megawatt Data Center
- Minecraft Goes Gold; is a Real, Finished Game
- Microsoft Still Trying to Patent Windows Vista's ReadyBoost
- G.Skill Launches RipjawsZ Quad-Channel Memory Kits
- Skyrim Has a Minecraft Easter Egg, Despite Legal Dispute
- Nvidia Aims at Workstation Accelerators With Maximus
- Working Apple II Computer Sold For $6,100 on eBay
November 15
- Fusion-io's 10 TB Flash Drive Boasts 6.7 GB/s Bandwidth
- How to Opt Out of Google's Wi-Fi Network Mapping
- Intel Celebrates 40th Anniversary of the Microprocessor
- Opinion: The Massive Difference Between a $200 Kindle Fire and a $500 Tablet
- Winners of the System Builder Marathon Sept. 2011
- Mozilla Adopts Real Life Firefoxes to Celebrate 7th Birthday
- Olympics to Be Broadcast in Super Hi-Vision in Some Cities
- Firefox 10 Aurora Released, Gets WebGL Anti-Aliasing
- The Top 5 Supercomputers More Power Hungry Than Ever
- In Pictures: Four 10-Slot Cases For Your Super-Sized Build
- Google Develops Hardware Accelerated Chrome UI
- Intel, MasterCard Confirms Tap-To-Pay Tech for Ultrabooks
November 14
- Rapid Fire: Firefox 9 Beta is Already Out for Download
- Boutique Sandy Bridge-E PCs Priced From $6K to $13K
- Futuremark Working on 3DMark for Windows 8
- AMD Releases Interlagos Opterons With 16 Cores
- Modern Warfare 3 Rakes It In: $400 Million in 24 Hours
- Winner of the AMD Bulldozer CyberPower PC
November 13
- 3 Ways That Windows is Smarter With Power
- NEC Has a Huge 52-inch Tablet On Wheels
- XFX adds 1,000+ Watt PSUs to Its ProSeries
November 12
- The $79 Kindle Costs Amazon $84 to Make
- Star Trek Online Going Free-to-Play in January 2012
- Mathematicians Calculate 10 Trillion Digits of Pi With Xeons
- OCZ reveals the PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III Series PSUs
- Estonian Clickjacking Ring Totally Busted
November 11
- RAMCloud: The Idea of Storing All Data in RAM
- Microsoft Receives Quantum Computing Patent
- MSI Offering iOS App for Overclocking GPU
- Kingston Releases SSDNow V200 Series SSDs
- Skyrim Developer Says PC Development is a Headache
- EA President Confirms There Will Be a Battlefield 4
- ARM Reveals 8-Core GPU For Superphones
- Steam's Database Hacked, Info Possibly Stolen
- Swiftech Releases H2O-x20 Edge HD Liquid Cooling Kits
- Happy Birthday Firefox, You're Now 7 Years Old!
- Nvidia Releases New Battlefield 3, Skyrim Beta Drivers
November 10
- Desktop Vendors Not Keen on Using Chrome OS
- HP is Now the World's Greenest IT Company
- Express Lanes to Get In and Out of the Apple Store Faster
- IBM, Samsung Fight Over Patent Leadership in the U.S.
- World of Warcraft Lost Over 1 Million Subscribers This Year
- OCZ Reveals RevoDrive 3 Max IOPS Editions
- Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Will Have "Infinite Quests"
- We Could Run Out of Hard Drives Soon, Says Analyst
November 9
- VIA Launches First Ever Dual Core Pico-ITX Motherboard
- Airline Considering In-flight Games, Movies... and Porn
- HP Still Does Not Know What to Do With webOS
- Red Hat Releases Fedora 16
- DC Universe Gains 300K+ Users Days After Going Free
- Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime Unveiled and Detailed
- Nvidia Tegra 3: A Whole New Level of Mobile Gaming
- Mass MW3 Registrations Choking Call of Duty Elite
- Firefox 3.6 Users to Get Nudged to Upgrade to 8 on Nov 17
- AMD 1090FX, 1070 Chipset Info Leaked; Missing PCIe 3.0
November 8
- Opinion: 3 Ideas For AMD's Project WIN
- Brief Internet Outage Caused by Juniper Firmware Update
- Intel Says Android 4.0 Has x86 Optimizations
- Foxconn to Build ''Robotic Kingdom'' in Taiwan
- HP Adds New 3D-enabled AIO, Photon Tech to Portfolio
- Netgear Adapter Streams HD Video from Legacy PCs
- Ultrabooks to Account for 43 Percent of Notebooks in 2015
- BioWare Reveals SW:TOR Early Game Access Details
- Google Says Microsoft Uses Patents When Its Products Fail
November 7
- IBM Offers Windows on Mainframes For The First Time
- Firefox 8 Now Available For Download
- Linux: Now 400 Distributions Strong
November 6
- Commodore Announces New Quad-core C64x Extreme
- How Windows 8 Will Deal With Tons of CPU Cores
- OLPC to Drop Tablets from Sky in Developing Countries
November 5
- AMD Bulldozer Speed Record Broken Again at 8.58GHz
- Rosewill's Blackhawk Ultra Gaming Case Released
- Japanese K Supercomputer Smashes 10 Petaflop Barrier
- Gigabyte Shows "3D Power" Control On X79 Mobos
- Nvidia Tegra 3 Under Pressure After Tegra 2 Concerns
November 4
- Firefox 8 Release Candidate Published for Download
- Mozilla Dev on How to Convert Chrome User to Firefox
- 73% of x86 Processors Now Integrate Graphics
- First Fully Functional Flexible Memory Unveiled
- Microsoft Kinect Turns 1, Opening Up to Serious Business
- Q3 Graphics Shipments Up 16.7% Over Last Quarter
- Mozilla Loses Another Lead Personality: Alex Faaborg
November 3
- AMD Cuts Its Workforce by 10% to Fund New Strategies
- EVGA Releases GeForce GTX 580 Superclocked for Batman
- RIM Stock Falls Below Book Value
- The Four Winners of Our Android Honeycomb Tablets
- Chrome Now at 25% Market Share, IE Down to 40%
- Intel Outs DX79SI Extreme Series Motherboard Details
- Google Now Indexing AJAX Content
- HP Announces First ARM Servers: Project Moonshot
November 2
- HP PC CTO Phil McKinney Soon Calling it Quits
- Patent Filing Reveals Nvidia May Build Tiny Computers
- More X79 Motherboards Revealed by Manufacturers
- Windows 7 Passes XP, Now Most Popular OS in the World
- Lawyer: Software Can Be Patented Even Without Code
- Hands-On With Diablo III Arena PvP
- Seagate to Drop Barracuda XT, Green HDD Line
- Researchers Create First Efficient Flexible Plastic OLED
- AMD Announces the Affordable FirePro V4900
- IBM Files Patent For GPU-Accelerated Databases
November 1
- Canonical Will Take Ubuntu to Smartphones, Tablets
- U.S. Web-Blocking Devices Used By Syrian Government
- ARM Preps Entry In 64-bit Server Market
- Asus: Transformer Prime Will Launch with Honeycomb
- AMD's Bulldozer Pushed to 8.46 GHz, Breaks Own Record
- HP TouchPad's History: Lessons Learned, Bidding Adieu
- Blizzard: F2P (Still) Not the Best Model for WoW
- Intel Releases SSD Toolbox 3.0 Software
- HP Dubs Reports of WebOS Shutdown 'Unfounded Rumors'
- AMD Releases 11.10 Drivers With Official 5x1 Support