Will include Core m3 and m5 chips, but no word on pricing or availability.
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Hulu to offer an ad-free option for monthly subscribers
The streaming service has more intense competition, and people hate ads.
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Union says Verizon spends $3.50 per year maintaining each landline
Verizon lets copper landlines degrade in fiberless areas, union claims.
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Raspberry Pi now has a $60 7-inch touchscreen display
Control all your geeky projects with 10-finger capacitive touch.
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Move Over Netflix; Amazon Prime Instant Video Now Allows Offline Viewing!
Amazon Prime members will now be able to download movies to watch offline through iOS and Android apps as part of their subscription. Previously the feature was only available on Amazon’s own Fire devices. It’s an attractive weapon in the battles with other streaming video services, though does come with several strings. The feature appears […]
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Watch this awesome electromagnetic catapult test on an aircraft carrier
This is going to be so cool. The US Navy commissioned an electromagnetic launcher for testing on the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier and the system will be much more efficient and smoother in launching planes in the future. It’s the first time things have been shot off the ship without the old steam catapult system
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Netflix is coming to Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea
Netflix only just launched in Japan last month (that’s the Japan office pictured above), and it’s already lining up its next destinations in Asia. In early 2016 the streaming video service is coming to Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea, although no exact dates or pricing are specified. It’s planning to bring the usual suite of features and even Ultra HD streaming to these countries when it lands, thanks to their existing broadband infrastructure. Where it might go after that (China?) is still unknown, but its plan for global availability by the end of 2016 is apparently still on track.
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