Category: WWW News

Surface books third straight quarter in the black

Microsoft on Thursday reported the third-consecutive quarter of gross profit for its Surface tablet line, with revenue up 44% compared to the same period the year before. For the three months ending March 31, Microsoft recorded $713 million in revenue for the Surface line. That’s a significant increase over the …

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The 23 top Apple Watch apps you should get

After a long wait since its introduction last fall — including eight months and two events — the Apple Watch is finally reaching customers. Some who managed to order at midnight PT on April 10 are getting their watches now; others who ordered a few minutes later will have to …

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Starbucks hit by major computer failure

Starbucks suffered what appears to be a major computer system failure late Friday. Stores in Boston, New York, San Diego and other cities appeared to be affected, judging from hundreds of customer and employee posts on Twitter. Some stores are giving away drinks, are only accepting cash, or have closed, …

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BrandPost: Servers Need Storage Endurance

We’ve been talking about deploying solid-state drives (SSDs) in the data center for years now, but it’s never been a more exciting time to talk data center storage. Modern enterprise tools, including cloud, big data, the Internet of Things, and software-defined infrastructures are opening up new opportunities and amazing new …

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US drone completes first in-flight refueling

The U.S. military has successfully demonstrated what it says is the first ever in-flight refueling of an unmanned aircraft, and in doing so completed a flight test program that leads to a new generation of military drones due to take flight in the 2020s. The refueling was conducted on April …

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How Acer plans to go after hardcore gamers

A year ago, Acer was struggling and Jason Chen, its newly appointed CEO, thought the company could stay afloat by cutting its reliance on PCs and expanding in wearables and mobile devices. In view of the success of its Chromebooks and the pending release of Microsoft’s Windows 10, however, Chen …

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The Apple Watch troubleshooting guide

Just got your hands on an Apple Watch? Congratulations, you’re in the vanguard of digital transformation as computing becomes wearable and those apps define new space in the world. However, if you’ve hit a problem with your new wearable, here’s what to do…. Don’t panic There’s no need to panic. …

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Ubuntu 15.04 reviews

Ubuntu 15.04 reviews Ubuntu 15.04 was just released, and there are some early reviews of Canonical’s latest desktop distribution. So far the buzz seems somewhat mixed, and that’s not surprising since Ubuntu 15.04 is a relatively low-key release without lots of flashy, new features. Darien Graham-Smith at PC Pro wasn’t …

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Consumer groups dance on the grave of Comcast-TW deal

Consumer groups are cheering the news that Comcast abandoned its proposed US$45 billion acquisition of fellow cable and broadband provider Time Warner Cable, saying it’s good for customers and demonstrates the power of Internet activism. Comcast’s decision, announced Friday, would have taken away a major cable and broadband provider in …

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Consumer groups dance on the grave of Comcast-TWC deal

Consumer groups are cheering the news that Comcast abandoned its proposed $45 billion acquisition of fellow cable and broadband provider Time Warner Cable, saying it’s good for customers and demonstrates the power of Internet activism. Comcast’s decision, first leaked on Thursday and then confirmed Friday, would have taken away a …

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Best practices for cloud spring cleaning

Even the cloud needs spring cleaning. And the cleanup isn’t the refactoring and data quality work that you already know about. Those “big animals” are hard to miss, and now we need to pay attention to the mites and dust-bunnies that we noticed only when they become overwhelming. To read …

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Comcast’s $45B Time Warner Cable deal is dead

Comcast is officially walking away from plans to acquire Time Warner Cable, after regulators signaled their displeasure with the deal. “Today, we move on,” Comcast Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts said in a statement. “Of course, we would have liked to bring our great products to new cities, but we …

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