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The indexes of competitors like Yahoo and Bing (around 15 billion pages each) are still only half as large as Google. To close this gap, Microsoft has pioneered new technologies to make web crawling more efficient.

Google has made its free cloud storage service for music a bit more appealing, especially considering alternatives from Apple and Amazon. Users can now store up to 50,000 songs for free in the cloud through the company’s Google Play Music … Continue reading →

Further details from Lenovo on the Superfish disasterware have revealed how the product slipped through their approval process — and pointed to other programs using the same badly broken Komodia software.

IDC has released its latest numbers for smartphone OS market share, and unfortunately, it means we can likely close the book on Windows Phone.

Two years ago, Google released the flashy, expensive Pixel in order to show off the potential of the Chromebook ecosystem. Despite the lack of success, the Pixel is coming back, and it aims to be both a little less ridiculous … Continue reading →

If you’re constantly on the move, you’ll need a laptop to fit your lifestyle. Whether you’re editing an Excel spreadsheet on a plane or writing your travelogue in a café in Portland, your laptop needs to be thin and lightweight … Continue reading →

Samsung’s new Galaxy S6 is scheduled to drop soon, but rumors leaking out ahead of the launch event suggest the device will be more expensive than previous models with the curved screen models reportedly in short supply.

AMD’s new Carrizo is coming to laptops this year, and the chip packs some notable efficiency and battery life gains. Performance should also improve noticeably in both CPU and GPU workloads thanks to a complete design overhaul and better power … Continue reading →

Remember the good ol’ days when Valve and Oculus were buddy-buddy and sharing all sorts of virtual reality R&D back and forth? It seems like those days might be over, if a recent Valve post is anything to go by—the … Continue reading →