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A stray email purporting to be from Samsung suggests that the company may be putting an end to its production of netbooks next year. The email specifically namechecks 10.1-inch devices, saying that the range will be replaced by ultraportables and … Continue reading →

Hopefully it won't be a lightning fast process, not like what happened to HDDs when they doubled or tripled in price, but factories seem to be have finally succeeded in sending chip prices hiking. It isn't just any percentage either, but a full 10%, for … Continue reading →

If you want to control your computer from a distance, there are all sorts of wireless devices, and if you’re looking for a similar device, today we might have the right thing for you. Wireless Ultra-Mini Touchpad Keyboard is a … Continue reading →

IPv6 adoption is slow, there's no debate about that. Still, things are moving forward and there are at least a few companies actually pushing adoption. The biggest impact are the companies that affect a lot of users, like ISPs, in … Continue reading →

   Stores and retailers haven't exactly been left without HDDs to sell, but the fear that shortages will persist throughout 2012 led to price jumps. The official rise was 10% on average, but it was obvious enough that some even trippled. Also, Dell and HP haven't exactly … Continue reading →

Dell had to get creative when word came in about how, soon enough, there won't be many hard disk drives to go about, but it apparently didn't get away scot-free. While it was able to act quickly form the start, even … Continue reading →

An executable file that usually comes through instant messaging applications, pretending to be an Office Genuine Advantage Checker, turns out to be a malicious worm that opens a backdoor to allow attackers to take over the controls of a machine. … Continue reading →