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HIS Turbo Charger QC 2.0 AC Wall Charger Review
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HIS Turbo Charger QC 2.0 AC Wall Charger Review

Lost the USB charger your product came with or looking for a spare? HIS has a solution in the form of a single USB port 2.1A output wall charger.

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Samsung Introduces Industry's First 128GIGABYTE UFS for Smartphones

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YouTube now defaults to HTML5 instead of flash

YouTube implements HTML5 by default into their streaming service - allowing for less crashes, faster loading videos and less bandwidth used.

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RAIDON Announces Stardom Thunderbolt2 ST4-TB Thunderbolt Dock

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Toshiba Launches Industry's First TransferJet Adapter for iPhone, iPad, iPod

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OWC releases their Aura SSD upgrade and Thunderbolt 2 dock

One of the few companies offering specialized Mac upgrades and service, OWC use CES to launch furthered support.

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Patriot extend their UHS-II EP PRO-II SDXC Card series

Patriot step up their high-speed flash memory game by adding their new UHS-II EP PRO-II SDXC Card to their offerings.

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Gmail gets a new compose and reply interface, you can use the preview now

Google updating Gmail compose and reply window to be more efficient

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Google updates Android developer console, hopes to make app publishing easier

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

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AMD announces updated HD 7950 featuring higher clocks and Boost

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

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Computing researchers show super efficient 'Inexact' microprocessor

Researchers created more efficient CPUs by letting them make a few errors here and there.

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Samsung shows off 32nm quad-core ARM chip

Samsung show off next-gen, quad-core, ARM-based Exynos chip built on 32nm process.

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Heat could be the key to making hard drives hundreds of times faster

Researchers conclude that heat is the key to making HDDs hundreds of times faster.