Chris and Taylor talk about the new Chromebook Pixel, PS4,Galaxy Note 8. HP Slate 7, Asus PadFone, HTC One, Ubuntu for tablets and much more!
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Top News
- The Chromebook Pixel, for what’s next via Google
- PS4 release date, news and featuresvia TechRadar
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 official: 1.6GHz Exynos 4 Quad, 1280 x 800 display, HSPA+ 21, Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 via Engadget
- HP announces Slate 7: the company’s first Android tablet arrives in April for $169.99via theVerge
- webOS Finds New Life Yet Again, This Time in LG Televisions via AllThingsD
- Lenovo outs three Android tablets, the 7-inch A1000 and A3000, and the 10-inch S6000 via Engadget
- The Asus PadFone Infinity delivers on specs, doesn’t come cheap via cnet
- HTC One gets official – metal chassis, 1080p display, ‘Ultrapixel’ camera via AndroidCentral
- Ubuntu for tablets revealed with split screen multi-tasking, preview for Nexus slates coming this week via Engadget
Afterburner
- Sony unveils thinnest 10.1-inch tablet ever—the Xperia Tablet Zvia ArsTechnica
- Already in Japan, coming to the US
- Samsung HomeSync Android TV box packs 1TB HDD, dual-core CPU via Engadget
- Huawei launches the Ascend P2, a new 4.7-inch quad-core Android smartphone running Jelly Bean 4.1 via theNextWeb
- Nokia Expands Its Windows Phones To More Price Points With $180 Entry Level Lumia 520 And $330 Mid-Range Lumia 720 via TechCrunch
- Apple Releases iOS 6.1.2 to Address Exchange and Battery Bugs via mashable
- Amazon, Ford Add Your Cloud Music Library to SYNC via theDMZ
- Firefox 19 Arrives, Finally Adds a Built-in PDF Viewer via Lifehacker
- Google Drive Adds File Previews for Photos, Videos, and Documents via Lifehacker
thEndUsr Stories
- I used Google Glass: the future, but with monthly updates via theVerge
- “Six strikes” enforcement policy debuts via Ars Technica
- 2012 Strongest Year Ever for US Wind Energy Industry via Ecogeek
Tip of the Week: Mouse Lock Sends You a Picture When Someone Tries to Use Your Computer via Lifehacker
Kicker: Transparent smartphone prototype is clearly cool via cnet
