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Why Apple’s latest iPad moves cloud the tablet future of Windows 8

Unless you’ve been dead for the day, you must know the news: not only is there a new, greatly improved iPad on the way, but the iPad 2, the iteration of the device that was current up to today, will continue to be sold by Apple at a reduced price point. You can now get into the iPad line for a mere $399, if you don’t mind being a generation behind. Read more...

Boeing Designs Advanced Technology Winglet for 737 MAX

This winglet improvement will certainly help Alaskan and Southwest Airlines. They only fly B737s: Read more...

Why Sub-$300 Windows 8 Tablets Don't Make Much Sense

The first Windows 8 tablets may not be exclusively for big spenders, at least according to Taiwanese trade publication Digitimes. In order to compete with low-end Android tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire, some hardware makers are reportedly working on entry-level Windows 8 tablets priced at, or below, $300, DigiTimes' unnamed sources say. Read more...

Windows 8 Tablets Will Lower iPad Numbers By 2013

A new report from DigiTimes reveals that Microsoft and Intel have deployed a strategy to bite a good chunk out of Apple's tablet market share. The two companies ambitiously plan to push iPad's share of the global tablet market under 50 per cent, by mid-2013. Read more...

Windows FunTime, tiny tablets and cameras in your face

Admit it. You thought that when Windows 8 shipped, it'd come in eleventy-two different versions ranging from Windows 8 Everything Decent's Disabled Edition to Windows 8 Premium Super Professional Enterprise Edition On Ice. But no! There will only be three, and by three we mean two! Read more...

Connect to Any PC Remotely with Team Viewer

One of the most irritating decisions that Microsoft ever made was to split Windows Vista, and its successors, into a multitude of different versions. With XP it was simple - Home and Professional. The Home version did everything that home users needed, while the professional version added the stuff that professionals needed, such as the ability to join a centrally-managed domain rather than a peer-to-peer workgroup

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