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- Powerhouse Google Nexus 4 set for November launch
The Nexus 4, the latest smartphone from Google and LG, will run the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system.
- Remembering Bob Ross, the host of 'The Joy of Painting'
The Google homepage honors public television legend Bob Ross, who would have celebrated his 70th birthday today.
- Apple CEO blames rumor-mill for underwhelming iPad sales
Apple iPad sales were up in Q4 of 2012 – just not as much as many analysts had predicted.
- Windows 8 marks a major make-over for Microsoft
Windows 8 arrives. Microsoft's new 'Modern' interface works just as well on a desktop monitor (Windows 8) as on a smart phone (Windows Phone 8) or on a tablet (Windows RT).
- Windows 8 goes live, marking a 'new era' for Microsoft
Windows 8 officially launched today at a press event in New York. So is the new Microsoft OS any good?
- iPad Mini pre-orders set to begin early Friday morning
But at least one analyst is predicting that Apple iPad Mini tablets may initially be hard to come by.
- With Windows 8, Microsoft seeks to re-imagine PC industry
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that the new Surface tablet and the Windows 8 operating system will shake up the ailing PC market.
- Compared with its rivals, iPad Mini is short on pixels
The iPad Mini may have a larger screen than its competitors, but it doesn't have the sharpest screen resolution.
- Microsoft Surface: Good marks for the tablet, but how about that software?
The Microsoft Surface tablet debuts today. We take a peek at the early reviews.
- iPad Mini: Is the new Apple tablet priced too high?
The iPad Mini will sell for $329, less than other iPads but much more than competitors such as the Kindle Fire.
- iPad Mini: Some first impressions
Lighter and thinner than Google's Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire, Apple's new iPad Mini boasts a sharp display and a huge selection of apps.
- EU reminds Microsoft to offer browser choices on Windows 8
European Union antitrust regulators have warned Microsoft that it must offer consumers a choice of rival browsers in its new Windows 8 operating system.
- Enough about the iPad Mini. How about that 4th-gen iPad?
In addition to its much anticipated downsized iPad, Apple on Tuesday introduced a 4th-generation iPad, which includes a faster processor and LTE support.
- Wall Street 'likes' Facebook again, stock bounces back
After a long slump, Facebook stock enjoyed its biggest single-day gain ever. Is the worst behind Facebook?
- Does the iPad Mini make any sense?
Two years after Steve Jobs dismissed the idea of a tablet with a 7-inch screen, Apple now says that a 7.9 inch tablet is just fine. What prompted Apple's change of heart?
- Meet Apple's thinner, faster, stronger iMac
Apple announced major updates to the iMac computer at its media event on Tuesday. The new iMac will come in 21.5-inch and 27-inch versions, with faster internals, an improved screen, and a ridiculously thin profile.
- iPad Mini arrives, with a fourth-generation iPad to boot
Apple today took the wraps off a pair of tablets: the iPad Mini and a fourth-generation iPad. The iPad Mini was not a surprise. But the new full-sized iPad sure was.
- Can the iPad Mini compete with Amazon and Google tablets?
At $329, the new iPad Mini could lure buyers away from the regular iPad, which starts at $499, while still being too expensive to compete with Amazon's Kindle Fire Google's Nexus 7.
- SmartGlass hits Xbox as Windows 8 hits desktops
Windows 8 goes live this week – and so does Microsoft's SmartGlass, a platform designed to sync up the Xbox 360 console with tablets, smartphones and PCs.
- Apple introduces two new iPads, new Macs
The iPad Mini is about half the size of the regular iPad, and starts at $329.