Android update: Samsung set to roll curved screen - for some reason
Keep your Siris, your hyperloops, your asteroid miners – now the future is truly here. Samsung announced that it will release a smartphone with a curved screen next month.
Stories by Jon Gold
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In Pictures: Amazon’s new Kindle Fire HDX lineup
Amazon has rolled out new 7-inch and 8.9-inch tablets, boasting impressive new screens and software.
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Google among ad networks doing business with shady injector services
Rogue web plug-ins that inject their own content over the top of legitimate ads are still in widespread use by unscrupulous advertisers – and Google, Yahoo and other major networks are keeping them in business, according to a recent study.
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Valve announces Linux-based SteamOS aimed at taking over your living room
PC game developer and publisher Valve Monday took the wraps off SteamOS, a software platform designed to combine the company's gaming offerings with existing living room entertainment.
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FAQ: What does BlackBerry going private mean?
The news that foundering smartphone maker BlackBerry is going to be taken private by one of its largest shareholders has made big waves across the technology and business communities alike. If you're struggling to get up to speed on the news, here's a quick primer to help you along:
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Vampire mice and zombie hard drives: USB dangers lurk in Linux
NEW ORLEANS - Linux kernel developer Sarah Sharp is searching for a solution to the problem posed by vampire mice, she said in a presentation at LinuxCon North America Wednesday afternoon.
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Linux kernel luminaries talk enterprise, embedded and why they're coming together
Developing the Linux kernel, according to some of the community's leading lights, is a difficult, complicated process – but it's also one that's moving forward at some speed.
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Linux evangelists: Every time you build a client-server app, the Internet dies a little bit
Everyone's bullish about the future of open-source software in the business world at this year's LinuxCon in New Orleans, as IBM announces a billion-dollar new investment and Linux business use continues to spread.
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The Ferengi are bad examples for open-source community management
Many of the most important precepts for managing an open-source community, according to Puppet Labs community lead Dawn Foster, are contained within the pages of science-fiction and fantasy literature.
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Ig Nobels go to cow watchers, dung beetle studiers and Aleksandr Lukashenko
The "winners" of this year's Ig Nobel Prizes proved to be a colorful bunch at the award ceremony held Thursday night at Harvard University, which is probably to be expected, given that they were honored for their strange, apparently useless or otherwise oddball contributions to scientific discovery.
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Are we about to see an influx of 64-bit Android phones?
I'm not sure if you've heard, but That Other Smartphone got a refresh this week. The people you'd expect to be excited about it are excited, while the people you'd expect to be skeptical are skeptical.
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The Ig Nobels are tonight ... watch
Harvard University's August Sanders Theater will play host tonight to a glittering collection of scientific luminaries, in a ceremony dedicated to recognizing some of the most important research of the year. And it will probably involve stuff like green hair, dead salmon brains, and monkey butts.
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The Ig Nobels are tonight ... watch
Harvard University's August Sanders Theater will play host tonight to a glittering collection of scientific luminaries, in a ceremony dedicated to recognizing some of the most important research of the year. And it will probably involve stuff like green hair, dead salmon brains, and monkey butts.
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In Pictures: 10 best alternatives to the iPhone 5S
Just in case you were underwhelmed by the new Apple smartphones.
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In Pictures: 15 most powerful wireless networking companies
Our list of power players in enterprise networking, and beyond
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