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 Office 2013 on a Tablet vs. Touch-Friendly Competition Microsofts new Office apps and services will make its tablets well-armed for business. Will the competition be able to keep up? Share:   |  Nokia's Q2 Smartphone Sales Fell 39 Percent, as Loss Widens Nokia reported a 39 percent year-on-year drop in the number of smartphones it sold in the second quarter, to 10.2 million, while its net loss more than trebled. Share: | Who Wants to Be in the PC Business? Not Dell Have you noticed that it's just not so cool to be in the PC business these days? Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell, said this week that the "new Dell" really isn't in the PC business anymore. Share: | Can the U.S. Patent System Be Saved? Getting people to agree on the problems, let alone the solutions, is no easy task. Share: | YouTube Adds Face Blurring for Protesters, Worried Parents YouTube has added a face blurring option to the site's built-in photo editor. When users apply the option, YouTube tries to detect and blur all faces automatically. Share: | Photos of the Earliest Known IPad Prototype Emerge In 2010, Steve Jobs revealed that the iPhone was inspired by tablet prototypes. Photographs of those prototypes have now been discovered. Share: | Apple Steps Up Effort to Stop a Free In-App Purchases Hack, Report Apple is reportedly cracking down on a hack that lets iOS users trick the App Store into giving them in-app purchases for free with an attempt to more easily identify users and devices involved with the exploit. Share: | Windows 8 Release Date is October 26 Windows 8 has an official release date of October 26, 2012. Share: | Massive Botnet is Brought Down, Curtailing Flow of Pharmaceutical Spam Grum, the world's third-largest botnet, was reportedly responsible for 18 percent of all spam, or 18 billion spam messages per day. Share: | Mozilla Closes Security Hole in Firefox's New Tab Window Banking and other information from secure sites will no longer be displayed for all to see. Share: | Voice Over LTE Explained: Better Voice Quality Coming Soon to Your 4G Phone What exactly is VoLTE (Voice over LTE)? In ten quick questions, we explain it, telling you how it works, when it may arrive, and why you might want it. Share: | Sales of Windows Phone 7 Lag, Creating Problem for Nokia and Microsoft Since Windows Phone 7 is essentially a dead end, the mobile platforms popularity is unlikely to improve in the coming months before Windows Phone 8 arrives. Share: | Intel: More Than 40 Touchscreen Windows 8 Ultrabooks Coming Additionally, Ultrabook laptops sales are doing well, Intel's CEO says. Share: | Dell's New Ubuntu Linux Laptop Is Coming This Fall Following an overwhelming response to its developer-oriented beta program, the company will move the project 'from pilot to product' in a few months, it says. 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