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|  | The first ad debuts on Instagram, courtesy of Michael Kors 11.01.2013 12:54 PM If you're a woman using Instagram in the U.S., get ready to see ads from the designer whether you follow him or not. | |
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|  | Windows 8/8.1 sloooowly nears 10 percent of PC market 11.01.2013 1:50 PM The combined might of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 should break double digits by the end of the year. However, a key issue for Microsoft remains the large number of PCs still running Windows XP. | |
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|  | Raspberry Pi inspires an LCD monitor effort on Kickstarter 11.01.2013 1:55 PM The monitor, called the HDMIPi, will include an LCD panel that will show images at a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels and could cost only $100. | |
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|  | Windows 8.1 creates mouse-control problems for gamers 11.01.2013 2:10 PM Windows 8.1 causes a subpar mouse performance for video games under certain circumstances. | |
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|  | Nexus 5 first impressions: It's the software, stupid 11.01.2013 3:44 PM Google's newest handset may have ho-hum hardware, but that KitKat sure is tasty. | |
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|  | Bing, Twitter continue their search party 11.01.2013 5:39 PM With a new deal between Microsoft and Twitter, tweets will continue to appear in users' search results to provide more context. | |
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|  | Microsoft shows off its Beijing research center 11.02.2013 6:00 AM To celebrate 15 years in Beijing, the research division showed off a number of projects, including a Kinect sensor that can translate sign language. | |
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|  | What data does Microsoft's Xbox services collect? We break it down 11.02.2013 8:00 AM Microsoft's privacy policy for its Xbox devices and services respectfully asks for as much information as you're willing to give. Here's a rundown of the relevant bits. | |
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|  | Facebook considers friending your mouse tracks 11.02.2013 9:17 AM Facebook is reported to be contemplating a technology that will allow it to track the cursor movements of its users. | |
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|  | Microsoft warns Windows XP users that malware will jump 11.02.2013 10:30 AM Microsoft continues to try to scare Windows XP users into upgrading, saying the chance that malware will infect their PCs could jump by two-thirds. | |
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