Qualcomm ditches sub-6GHz 5G connection to hit 8.3Gbps peak using mmWave only
Lab demonstration a small step towards delivering multi-gigabit speeds over the air to residential broadband customers.
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What's hot, what's not, in energy land
What's hot? Wind says the MSM and all the ads being sponsored by former oilman T.
Fayetteville becomes center of "Green Valley"
Yes, that Fayetteville. In Arkansas, home of Wal-Mart.
Remote access and virtualization: Not one and the same
Some of you may have seen me tweeting recently about a little experiment that I have going on where I'm using a small PC (perhaps we can call it a netbook, but that's a semantics issue) — the Nokia Booklet 3G — as my primary computing device outside of the office. I am using the device with remote access from LogMeIn to replicate the screen of my work laptop which sits running, locked to my desk at Forrester.
Get ready for Microsoft's coming UK price increase
Starting July 1, Microsoft's raising substantially the prices it will be charging its UK business customers for software and services. Here's what you need to know.
Apple's iPhone finally gets micro-USB charger adapter
Apple is finally set to release an adapter that lets people use the common micro-USB-based charger with its iPhones.As the company unveiled its iPhone 4S on Tuesday, it also put the iPhone micro-USB adapter on its Apple Store websites across Europe.
EU issues veiled warning on closed e-book standards
It may be necessary for regulators to push for open standards in the nascent electronic publishing sector, digital agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes has hinted.In her opening speech at the Frankfurt Book Fair on Thursday, Kroes said open standards did exist in the e-books market, but "take-up is still low".
Google ties Reader social features to Google+
Google's quest to tie every one of its various web services to Google+ will shortly see the merging of Reader's social elements with the network.On Thursday, Google software engineer Alan Green posted a blog announcing the changes, which will coincide with a substantial redesign of Google's web content aggregator.
Winding up: Other World Computing flips switch to 100% green power
For Illinois tech company Other World Computing, something's blowing in the wind: The operation now runs completely on renewable energy.
CES taps green partner to offset impact of massive tech confab
Green the theme for CES.
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