Axis: Inside Yahoo's iOS-loving browser
Yahoo has launched a browser for iPhone and iPad called Axis that aims to move swiftly from search query to the site you want, eliminating the need to see a page of links Read more
24 May, 2012 by Jason ParkerZDNet is available in the following editions:
Yahoo has launched a browser for iPhone and iPad called Axis that aims to move swiftly from search query to the site you want, eliminating the need to see a page of links Read more
24 May, 2012 by Jason ParkerIt's not a bad idea to have a few IT tasks in reserve in the unlikely event that the daily grind eventually lets up, says Jack Wallen Read more
20 May, 2012 by Jack Wallen
Google has shown off its Knowledge Graph, a 500 million-item database of people, places and things that is designed to make its search engine more intelligent Read more
17 May, 2012 by Rafe Needleman
The Chinese manufacturer has unveiled a raft of new ThinkPad devices, featuring third-generation Intel Core i-series processors and raised keyboards Read more
16 May, 2012 by Scott Stein
Lenovo says the 14-inch ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the lightest ultrabook yet, weighing in at under 1.4kg, and comes with a rapid-charge battery Read more
16 May, 2012 by Dan Ackerman
A rundown of the most useful iPhone apps for travellers, from currency converters to dictionaries, health advisers and data-usage monitors Read more
11 May, 2012 by Jesse Sutton
A look at Telefonica's app, which will work for customers of any operator and is a direct response to the threat posed by services such as Skype, WhatsApp and Viber Read more
9 May, 2012 by David Meyer
A look at the British version of the Lumia 900, Nokia's top-of-the-line Windows Phone Mango-powered handset, which goes on sale in the UK this week without the 4G features seen in its US counterpart Read more
8 May, 2012 by Ben Woods
The PC desktop has made significant strides, thanks in no small measure to open source and Linux, says Jack Wallen Read more
6 May, 2012 by Jack Wallen
After weeks of build-up, Samsung has unveiled its new top-of-the-range Ice Cream Sandwich handset, which aims to take on rivals with a suite of voice control, file-sharing and collaboration features Read more
4 May, 2012 by Ben Woods
The Vaio T series devices are the first ultrabook laptops from Sony, which has pushed out 11-inch and 13-inch versions Read more
3 May, 2012 by Ben Woods
UK Broadband plans to start selling its 4G service to homes and businesses in Southwark next week. ZDNet UK put the TD-LTE network through its paces to find out whether it can deliver the typical 40Mbps speeds it promises Read more
2 May, 2012 by Ben Woods
MIT's Media Lab has given visitors an inside look at its pioneering work in robotics, gestural interfaces and other fields of emerging tech Read more
30 April, 2012 by Martin LaMonicaThe editorial team took to the road on Thursday, to test our readiness for remote working and explore The National Museum Of Computing Read more
27 April, 2012 by Charles McLellan
SpaceX is preparing to launch the first private-sector flight to the International Space Station. Its Falcon 9 rocket will launch its Dragon capsule at the beginning of May Read more
27 April, 2012 by Andy Smith
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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Leslie Satenstein : Where have you ever seen Mozilla even mention this? Firefox is the most popular browser in the GNU/Linux OS, so I don't see...
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@openhgs Windows users have had multiple desktops since Linus started writing Linux. They just haven't shipped as standard because not enough...
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