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Opera's new browser blocks ads natively

Opera Software has updated its desktop browser to block ads without the need for a plug-in. Read More

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Opera's testing a browser that kills ads, accelerating webpage loading by up to 90 percent

A new developer edition of Opera's browser includes built-in ad blocking, the first desktop browser to do so. That significantly reduces the time webpages take to load, improving your surfing experience. Read More

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The iPhone 5c at the center of the legal battle between Apple and the FBI might be accessible through a delicate hardware technique, but experts warn it would be difficult. Read More

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Tired of waiting for websites to load? This new tech can cut the time by more than half

Slow-loading Web pages are surely one of the top frustrations on the Internet today, but new technology from MIT and Harvard promises to change all that. Read More

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Google has joined Facebook's Open Compute Project and submitted a 48-volt rack design

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