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Zak Islam / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Nokia Receives $1.35 Billion Grant to Develop the “Strongest Material Ever Tested” — Graphene is a class 2D structure measuring just one atom thick. — Nokia has received a $1.35 billion grant to develop the strongest material to ever. — Graphene is a class 2D structure measuring just one atom thick.

Jan 31, 2013, 7:45 PM– In context

Jane McEntegart / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Hands-on with Kingston's 1TB USB Stick — We get up close and personal with Kingston's new baby. — While CES is known for bringing a storm of new gadgets, just a few products really stand out each year. On Monday, Kingston announced one such device. In Las Vegas this week, the company unveiled the world's first 1TB USB stick.

Jan 8, 2013, 8:35 PM– In context

Zak Islam / Tom's Hardware Guide:

For The First Time Ever, iPhone Owner Loyalty Declines — Loyalty of iPhone owners in both the United States and Europe experiences first ever decline. — For the first time since the iPhone's inception, the percentage of the smartphone's owners who say they will definitely or probably buy another Apple handset has declined.

Nov 5, 2012, 5:15 AM– In context

Kevin Parrish / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Toshiba's First Hybrid Drives Are Now Shipping — Toshiba's first line of hybrid drives will first launch in notebooks later this year. — Toshiba said on Tuesday (pdf) that it has shipped its very first line of 2.5-inch hybrid drives, the MQ01ABDH series.

Sep 25, 2012, 10:05 PM– In context

Wolfgang Gruener / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Why Mozilla Needs To Go Into Survival Mode — The battle of the browsers reaches critical mass. — The writing is on the wall. While Mozilla and its Firefox browser appear to be a very solid institution in the browser market, it is the weakest link with an extremely attractive portion of the browser user base as well.

Apr 10, 2010, 12:50 AM– In context

Adam Overa / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Web Browser Grand Prix: The Top Five, Tested And Ranked — Table of contents — “The fastest browser on Earth.” — That's what the Opera homepage has said since Tuesday. After five release candidates and two betas, the boys from Oslo just recently launched the final build of Opera 10.50.

Mar 6, 2010, 5:05 PM– In context

Marcus Yam / Tom's Hardware Guide:

PC vs. Mac in Security: Experts Share Opinions — The eternal debate in the hands of experts, most of whom share the same opinion. — Those notorious “I'm a Mac” TV commercials from Apple always paint the picture that Macs are nearly impervious to malware - but that's not the truth.

Feb 2, 2010, 4:40 AM– In context

Chris Angelini / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Nvidia's GF100: Graphics Architecture Previewed, Still No Benchmarks — Table of contents — ATI is currently rocking a substantial lead in the DirectX 11 space—it's blazing a trail where it has, in the past, often followed suit. “But Chris, ATI gave us DirectX 10.1!”

Jan 18, 2010, 3:50 AM– In context

Chris Angelini / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Intel Core i5 And Core i7: Intel's Mainstream Magnum Opus — Table of contents — Intel's emphasis right now is on Clarkdale, the Nehalem-based mainstream lineup centering on a 32nm process shrink. Clarkdale will be the foundation on which upcoming Core i5 and Core i3 CPUs are based.

Sep 8, 2009, 1:35 AM– In context

Tuan Nguyen / Tom's Hardware Guide:

Why Cable ISP Capping is the New DRM, and Suck — I, like many people, have been subscribing to Internet connection services since the days of 300 baud modems. Then I upgraded to 14.4k, 36.6k, 56k, DSL, and now cable. Unfortunately, due to where I am living today, I'm stuck on 3 Mbit Verizon DSL service …

Apr 14, 2009, 5:20 AM– In context

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