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Microsoft's Xbox One will receive system updates in March, says Redmond. New accessories slated for March arrival as well.

Apple's iOS 7 looks likely to arrive to iPhone and iPad users sometime in March, not late this month as previously expected.

System Update 1.60 arrives on the PS4, ushers in official headset support. Will see new official wireless headset soon.

DICE readying upcoming Battlefield 4 patch that will nerf user-reported overpowered vehicles.

Microsoft could release Windows 8.1 update 1 as early as March if a new report is correct.

Steam users can finally download games while playing other games through Steam!

Foursquare for iOS receives a new look and features in recent update.

Evernote for iOS gets updated, brings new free and premium features to the table.

Facebook allows users to reply with an image directly.

Apple releases update for Java 6, offers security enhancements.

Microsoft pushes out updates for Surface Pro and Surface RT tablets.

Google pushes out Glass software update, brings bug fixes and new features to the headset.

Microsoft announces public preview of Windows Blue update coming at end of June.

Nintendo releases update for Wii U console, brings better performance, decreased load times.

Motorola confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update coming to Droid RAZR & Droid RAZR MAXX.

Facebook announces updates to New Feed; new design makes use of more screen real estate

EA applying patches to SimCity servers to help with connectivity issues.

Report: Apple to push out iOS 6.1.2 update early next week.

Google updates Hangouts with audio-only mode, bandwidth slider.

Rumor: Apple to release new Mac Pro this spring, possibly at Worldwide Developers Conference.

Nokia releases Windows Phone 7.8 update for older Lumia devices, update it now!

Google's latest Chrome beta disables silent installs, adds voice search.

Mozilla decides to keep 64-bit version of Firefox, still looking to transition users to 32-bit.

Facebook to allow messages to your inbox from unknown people for $1 charge as a way to monetize.

Nokia and Microsoft push out OTA update for Lumia 920 and 820 on AT&T and Rogers.

Google performs its winter cleaning, kills off several products and services.

Google updates cloud storage pricing and features ahead of Amazon's AWS event in Vegas.

Google will finally fix a 2.5 year old bug in Android

Google updating Gmail compose and reply window to be more efficient

Google updates Android develoeprs console to make it easier to use.

Google releases its 'biggest ever update' to Street View, surely a jab at Apple's maps.

Instagram has dropped live filters from the iPhone 5 in their update for iOS6 support.

Google adds sound effects to Google+ Hangouts, sure to annoy your conversation partner.

Google Chrome's latest testing build has Do Not Track option.

eBay introduces a new logo that they will start using in mid-October.

Google releases a new YouTube app for iPhone and iPod touch, comes with great new features.

Firefox 15 brings with it silent updates, no longer forcing you to watch the progress.

Facebook forcing employees to give up iPhones in favor of Android so they are stuck with Facebook fo.

Facebook updates its app for iOS, rebuilt from ground up and is twice as fast as previous version.

Microsoft updates its logo for the first time in 25 years, now looks like a multi-colored window.

Skype updates its iPhone and iPad app with performance improvements and a new Photo Sharing feature.

Jelly Bean making its way to ASUS' Transformer Pad TF300, is going over-the-air as we speak.

Outlook.com sees 10 million users in first two weeks, SkyDrive gets revamped to be more modern.

AMD updates the 7950 to have faster base clock and a turbo boost clock, similar to 7970 update.

Google will start to consider the number of valid removal notices received for a website in its page.

Facebook is trying a feature that will allow users to mail real postcards with pictures on them.

Steam to expand its offering beyond games, will include productivity and creativity software.

An argument for why Android phones should receive OS updates for a minimum of 2 years.

Dropbox user accounts compromised, leads to spam. Dropbox updates security measures.