Windows Phone: Down but not out in fight with Android
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Android is sitting pretty atop the smartphone market, accounting for more than 56 percent of the 144.4 million smartphones sold worldwide this past quarter, according to Gartner. Go here to see the original: Windows Phone: Down but not out in fight with Android
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If you've ever struggled through a skiing lesson, you know exactly what the expression "too far over your skis" means: You're headed in the right direction, but you're leaning so far forward you're going to take a tumble. And that's what's going to happen to my colleague Galen Gruman, who along with other pundits is falling all over himself to bury Intel under the oncoming ARM tsunami . Read more here: Reports of Intel's death are wildly exaggerated
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AMD has announced its second-generation "Trinity" Accelerated Processing Units. The A-Series APUs are aimed at laptops, PCs, and embedded hardware. AMD's latest processors will come in dual- and quad-core variations and go toe-to-toe with Intel's third-generation Ivy Bridge Core chips . Read the rest here: AMD launches Trinity APUs to take on Intel's Ivy Bridge
Google search will incorporate ‘knowledge graph’ into main search results
Google will begin in the next few days to incorporate the "knowledge graph" it has been building for two years into its search results . Go here to see the original: Google search will incorporate 'knowledge graph' into main search results
Oracle, Google lawyers outline potential trial roadmap
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