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Firefox 11 to get add-on sync
Changes are afoot again for Firefox. The beta channel can now sync add-ons, the Aurora channel completes a smoother update process, and work on the faster native UI for Android continues.
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Mozilla preps the Web to push
Mozilla's gestating a new project that takes its cues from the mobile world: site-specific push notifications. Could this be a next-generation RSS?
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Microsoft withdraws one patent claim against Barnes & Noble
The software giant narrows its claims against Barnes & Noble, saying it hoped to streamline its case before hearings on the dispute begin on Monday.
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HP coughs up close to $47 million on CEO change
Hewlett-Packard spent $30.41 million in total compensation for ousted CEO Leo Apotheker, while new chief Meg Whitman landed $16.52 million in total compensation, according to a new filing.
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Hardware makers suffer through drive shortages
Here's a tour of how the Thailand flooding and a hard drive shortage affected three tech giants: Sony, Western Digital, and Seagate.
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Facebook opens its books for historic IPO
week in review Filing gives first look at Facebook's financials, while Windows 8 details leak out. Also: Sony gets a new CEO.
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AMD spells out Windows 8 tablet strategy
Advanced Micro Devices has a Windows 8 tablet strategy predicated on new power-efficient chips.
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Adobe gives Photoshop CS6 a new graphics-chip boost
The Liquify tool is responsive and more powerful thanks to use of the graphics processing unit in Photoshop CS6. Also: background save.
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Adobe: Here's why Creative Cloud is worth $600 a year
The subscription to Adobe's software, services, and social features will arrive later this year, and the company is showing new attractions.
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Will Windows 8 ARM devices offer a limited desktop interface?
The latest scuttlebutt from the Verge suggests that tablets and other ARM-based devices running Windows 8 may move beyond the Metro UI to provide some type of desktop interface.
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