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Latest TECHi Two Takes that cite Hothardware as the external source — paired with our analyst's commentary.
Ouya’s original hardware featured just 8GB of storage onboard, but a temporary Limited Edition all-white version launched during the holidays doubled that to 16GB. Now, the game console startup is making that a permanent feature of its newest hardware, an Ouya console with a solid matte black finish
A new report is suggesting that Intel’s latest project involves developing a 15-core Ivytown processor. The processor will ship first to customers in the enterprise market, with high end servers and the like apt to be first in line for the new platform. Remember the peak of the megapixel war,
There just aren’t enough cheap Ubuntu devices out there, but another player just entered the fray. A couple of weeks ago, we talked about Dell’s latest Ubuntu notebook, the XPS 13 “Developer Edition”, also dubbed “Sputnik 3”. This is the kind of notebook that most
After its bitter falling out with Microsoft a few years ago, Bungie decided to take a PlayStation-centric approach to all of its games. Consistent with this decision, Bungie has announced that the beta for their newest game, Destiny, will be released on the PS3 and PS4 first. Bungie’s Destiny
Continuing its recent trend of stocking up on e-learning technology, Intel has acquired Kno, a new education software startup. This is yet another move that makes it clear that Intel sees a lot of value in education software. Intel has a sharp focus on the education sector as of late, whether you co
When a game needs high speed memory, there’s good and bad. If you don’t have high-speed memory, it’s bad. If you have high-speed memory, it’s amazing. Every once in a while, a game comes out and pushes the envelope, requiring high-end hardware to run with maxed out visual qua
If you want to know about the performance and gameplay of the upcoming megahit, Battlefield 4, here you go… EA took the wraps off Battlefield 4 this past week, offering players a chance to experience a taste of what the game offers via an early beta. We’ve spent time with the game, teste
Rumors come a dime a dozen in the world of tech acquisitions, but this one would actually make a lot of sense for both companies. Could they compete with Samsung and Apple? Lenovo, the top PC manufacturer in the world in terms of shipment numbers and market share, may be looking to rise in the [&hel
Google has been doing it. AT&T is doing it. Now CenturyLink wants to bring super-speed internet to Sin City. While the gigabit Internet revolution (well, evolution) continues for the likes of Google, AT&T, and a handful of smaller ISPs, CenturyLink won’t be left behind. The company is nearly
