Google Threatens to Pull out of China, Citing Censorship and Cyberhacking

Posted Thursday, January 14, 2010 by Daniel Shain

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Recently, Google made a very bold and very public threat that they would pull out of China due to concerns over increased censorship and sophisticated hacker attacks that they have traced to China. If it happens, it will come as a shock to business analysts everywhere, since China is the #1 growing market for something Google covets - internet users. Read More

Microsoft's Courier Fails to Deliver at Keynote, Apple Rejoices

Posted Friday, January 8, 2010 by Daniel Shain

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In a much hyped keynote address at CES, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer made no mention of the fabled Courier, the tablet computer that would rival the as yet unannounced Apple tablet. Did Microsoft just miss the boat, or is the world not yet ready for fantastic concepts of slate computing? Read More

Google Nexus One Means a Lot, But Maybe Not What You Think

Posted Wednesday, January 6, 2010 by Daniel Shain

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Google made big news recently with the announcement of the Nexus One, the first mobile handset being sold directly from the Mountain View company itself. While talking heads have played this up as the next deadly strike against the iPhone, the actual implications of the phone may be vastly different... and greater. Read More

Happy New Year! And Thoughts About the Future

Posted Thursday, December 31, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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Happy New Year everyone! It's around this time that everyone starts thinking about the years to come. While most people think of resolutions, here at Laptopical.com we think of technology. Read on for a sneak peak at a few of the up and coming technologies that either will be, or already are shaping our futures... Read More

Happy Chrismahannukwansica!

Posted Thursday, December 24, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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I posted this last year and it got two "likes" and one "dislike". Democracy wins, so here we are again.

Happy Holidays to all from laptopical.com! Read More

Microsoft Loses Appeal, Still Forbidden to Sell Word in 2010

Posted Thursday, December 24, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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Remember that court case we mentioned last August, where little known software company i4i of Toronto claimed Microsoft violated its 1997 patent for custom XML in its versions of Word? At the time, we were somewhat skeptical, thinking these guys might get paid quickly and quietly, or else this decision would drag on until it was flat out overturned. Well, it's beginning to look like the latter, with the next chapter in the case unfolding this week. However, something is a little off. Read More

ASUS Eee PC 1201N - The Death/Birth of the Useful Netbook

Posted Friday, December 18, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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ASUS' latest Eee PC netbook stretches the term "netbook" as much as any computer ever has, with a 12.1" display, dual core processor, HD graphics capabilities, and a price that's not too different from a low cost full laptop. Depending on how you view a netbook, this could represent either the most useful or more heinous spin on a netbook yet. Read More

Microsoft Settles with EU - No to Fines, Yes to Browser Ballots!

Posted Wednesday, December 16, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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Microsoft and the EU have settled on terms regarding the antitrust issues inherent in Microsoft's browser practices. Microsoft will now offer a non-partisan ballot of browser options for new and existing users of its Windows operating system, and in return, the EU promises not to fine the living daylights out of the company. Everybody wins! Read More

Thinking About Privacy? We Know You Have, Because it's in your Cookies

Posted Friday, December 11, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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Recently the FTC sat down at a roundtable to discuss "the privacy challenges posed by the vast array of 21st century technology and business practices that collect and use consumer data." In layman's terms, they were talking about the legitimacy of targeted ads. Read More

Dual Screen Notebooks - They're Here, and Competing with one Another

Posted Thursday, December 10, 2009 by Daniel Shain

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Dual screened notebooks have become more than concept - we've gotten to the point where two versions of a similar dual screened netbook are competing with one another over price and features. Excellent. Read More

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