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Good reporting from Ed Bott, when comparing the Surface Pro to a MacBook Air the amount of free space is about the same.

This is Dell’s Battle of Britain.

Discourse is a new 'discussion platform' to replace the old, slow, and over-complicated forum software like phpBB.

This will be the best thing you will read all day.

Victor Chebyshev analyses one of the most invasive pieces of malware on the Google Play store.

Braden Thomas analysis the exploits found in iOS 6 used for the first unthethered jailbreak.

The Galaxy brand is fast becoming more popular than Android, I wonder if Google feel threatened by this or if it's part of their master plan.

Tim Berners-Lee spoke at a Linux conference today about mobile platforms and native apps vs.

Mike Lombardo explains exactly why Eminem is such a good lyricist.

Marco Arment speculates that a 5" iPhone isn't as unlikely as it seems, and mocks up how it might look.

An Apple spokesman told TNW that the new Apple TV model is just a in-season silent upgrade:

Tapbots, makers of Tweetbot, has made it's App.net app Netbot free to encourage App.net adoption.

Three weeks ago Alicia Keys announced to her fans:

The only way I can understand the current valuation of Amazon is if they're expected to eventually gain a monopoly over the entire internet retail market, then they could raise prices and make more profits.

Brian Klug from Anandtech has discovered that a reference to an as yet unreleased Apple TV 3,2 found in the latest iOS 6 firmware suggests that this new version of the Apple TV will contain the A5X chip from the iPad 3rd generation.

Rene Ritchie at iMore imagining how a larger iPhone would work.

The hysteria surrounding Apple's business performance and its market positioning has led to perceptions about the state of Apple becoming unhinged from reality.

Oracle doesn't seem to be able to retire Java gracefully.

It seems Ballmer is making a lot former Microsoft employees his enemies.

Max Rudberg has a well-reasoned and moderate article on mobile design.

I have come to believe that the true cause is something bigger than all of this.

A lot of times I was short at my hedge fund, I would create a level of activity before hand that could drive the futures, it doesn't take much money.

Mark Rogowsky at Forbes has a great article about yesterday's Wall Street Journal 'weaker iPhone demand' report.

Yesterday, Wall Street Journal's claim that Apple had "halved" orders for iPhone 5 displays has caused a few stirs around here.

Nice timeline of Apple's products by Pop Chart Lab.

Aaron Swartz was not the super hacker breathlessly described in the Government’s indictment and forensic reports, and his actions did not pose a real danger to JSTOR, MIT or the public.

The 787 Dreamliner has been vexed since its inception.

The guys at The Wirecutter have cut out all the bullshit from CES and compiled a list of best gadgets in the show into one article.

Today we found out that CNET writers don't have the independence from their parent company CBS after they banned them from letting Dish's Hopper DVR participate in their best of CES awards.

Samsung spends over ten times more than Apple on advertising and marketing.

At least 20% of the comments left on the Guardian website each month come from only 2,600 user accounts, who together make up just 0.0037% of the Guardian’s declared monthly audience.

“What do you think?”

Basically, fragmentation is still a problem especially if your app is CPU or GPU intensive.

Two million iPhones sold in three days.

This affects the Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, and Note 2.

I'm sure the press is straight onto this story like the similar one about Apple Maps a few days ago.

Horace Dediu on John Sculley's speculation that Apple is moving to a six-month product cycle.

Craig Hockenberry writes about the behind the scenes of the latest version of the original Twitter app, Twitterrific 5.

Google demonstration how to discontinue a free service while sugarcoating the announcement.

The worst UI "feature" in Android is it's back button.

Anand has found that recent builds of Webkit nightly have drastically better scrolling performance than Safari 6.0.2.

Brett Terpstra offers some sound advice for developers releasing a new app.

Jakob Nielsen points out many usability problems with Windows 8.

MG Siegler rightly points out Engadget's pandering to comment trolls by trying to "remain neutral" on an editorial post.

Fascinating article about the abadoned Japanese island of Hashima which was used as the hide out of the new Bond villian.

Dmitry Fadeyev on the practice of changing the default font smoothing for WebKit for no reason other than misguided aesthetics:

MG Siegler speculates on the reasons for Sinofsky's departure from Microsoft:

In the video, the speaker explains and demonstrates improvements made to the machine understanding of his English words, which are automatically transcribed as he speaks.

I’m seriously disappointed in Google not standing behind a defective Nexus 7, just because I didn’t purchase it from them.

I don't understand how Dan Lyons went form insightful pundit to this.