Leaks! Leaks everywhere! Following the recently leaked specifications for Nvidia’s Pascal-based GTX 1060, a pair of 3DMark Firestrike benchmarks have slipped out reinforcing the belief that Nvidia’s GTX 1060 will outperform AMD’s Radeon RX 480 by about 15 percent. Better still, it looks to be going toe to toe with Nvidia’s Maxwell-based GTX 980 — a card that launched for $549.
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When Lauren Higgins tried to sign up for Spotify’s premium plan on her iPhone, she was irked that the music service asked for $13 a month, $3 more than the gift subscription she had given her boyfriend.
Published: July 4, 2016 at 07:00PM
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The Tesla Model X 75D has been launched on the Chinese car market, priced at 841,000 yuan or $125,630. The same car costs $83,000 in the United States. The enormous difference is caused partly by import taxes, counting for about one third of the price, and partly by healthy entrepreneurship. Chinese car buyers are very eager to get their hands on the big electric SUV, and Tesla is well aware of that.
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The “Internet of Things” — the dry jargon used to describe the growing number of connected products invading our lives — is still a messy experiment for the tech industry.
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If we were around in the late 1990s and the following decade, we’re programmed to think that whenever a foreign company alleges patent violations in China, the foreign side is right. Chinese firms across industries have such a long legacy of copying trademarks, copyrights and patents that the U.S. state department publicly calls China a “haven for counterfeiters and pirates.”
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By IAN AUSTEN
The BlackBerry 10, introduced in 2014, was designed for those who prefer plastic keys and trackpads to the touch screens that dominate today.
Published: July 5, 2016 at 07:00PM
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Teléfono móvil, amado por su práctico teclado y odiado por su terrible navegador de internet, muere a los 20 años. Fue alguna vez el dispositivo preferido de millones. El presidente Barack Obama no lo puede dejar.
Fue un buen recorrido. Pero la BlackBerry que alguna vez conociste y amaste ha muerto.
BlackBerry anunció este martes que dejará de producir el Classic, un modelo que usaba el viejo teclado QWERTY y que era popular antes de la era de los teléfonos con pantalla táctil.
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By MIKE ISAAC
As Twitter continues to reshape its board, Bret Taylor was appointed for his experience in consumer technologies and his prominent role with Facebook.
Published: July 5, 2016 at 07:00PM
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Durante este episodio hacemos un repaso de las noticias de la semana, incluyendo novedades de Microsoft, rumores sobre el iPhone 7 y el terrible accidente del Tesla Model S. ¡No te lo pierdas!
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The head one of Europe’s biggest food-delivery startups calls the robots “exciting” and plans to ramp up use in the coming years to cut delivery costs.
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