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CES Scorecard: the biggest misses of CES 2013
Love it or hate it, the annual International CES is the way the year begins for many people in the consumer electronics industry. Next week in Las Vegas, companies will present their vision of things to come, some of it grounded in fact and some pure speculation. For all the solid technology on show, there's an equal amount of "throw it out and see what sticks" gadgets and gizmos....
As customers fume, Microsoft promises Surface Pro 2 firmware fix ASAP
Even as Microsoft promised to speed up work on a re-release for a flawed Surface Pro 2 firmware update, customers continued to damn the company for the fiasco....
LG heads to Las Vegas with a 980 gram laptop
LG Electronics is expanding its line-up of Windows PCs with a number of new products, including the 13Z940 Ultra PC laptop, which has a 13.3-inch full HD screen and weighs 980 grams....
The security industry found its dream enemy in 2013 -- and new technical challenges too
2013 was the year we learned we must encrypt our data if we don't want the likes of the U.S. National Security Agency or the U.K. Government Communications Headquarters reading it as it crosses the Internet....
IT pro's revitalization guide 2014
Take a moment to retool your personal and professional priorities with some of our most insightful tech management and careers articles. Insider (registration required)...
In exascale, Japan stands apart with firm delivery plan
Japan intends to deliver an exascale supercomputer in six years. The firm completion date makes Japan novel among the nations in the race to build exascale systems....
Apple strips CEO Cook of $4M in stock grants for poor share performance
Apple CEO Tim Cook received a compensation package of $4.25 million for the 2013 fiscal year, a 2% increase over the year before....
Looming disasters, and other tech predictions, for 2014 and beyond
More than most years, 2013 might be remembered for some ominous predictions of doom for the earth and its inhabitants....
Unencrypted Windows crash reports give 'significant advantage' to hackers, spies
Windows' error- and crash-reporting system sends a wealth of data unencrypted and in the clear, information that eavesdropping hackers or state security agencies can use to refine and pinpoint their attacks, a researcher said today....
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