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Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP and more In This Issue... Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP New LG 4K TV gets a price tag Stanford medical center begins using Google Glass Google Nexus 9 is in the air as Play Store slowly runs out of Nexus 7 2013 stock SocialRank expands Twitter follower analytics service CIA apologizes to Senate for hacking its computers Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A for Europe incoming, S805 CPU, FHD screen in tow New Twitter feature defines hashtags Google's barge plans come to a close Note 3 screen used in latest Oculus Rift Search GadgeTell Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP Though Microsoft has pulled its support for Windows XP, a surprisingly large number of businesses are still running the aged OS in their operations. Over 100 businesses attended the recently held TechEd North America 2014 conference. After they were surveyed by IT systems provider Adaptiva, it was revealed that 53 percent of the attendees were still using… Continue reading Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP Related posts: Cyber attacks also affecting small, medium-size businesses Square Capital officially announced, will target small businesses Dell to continue to offer Windows XP until 2010 The post Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   New LG 4K TV gets a price tag At the Consumer Electronics Show this year, LG revealed it would ship a 65-inch Ultra High Definition 4K OLED (organic light emitting diode) TV by the end of 2014. Now, thanks to a leak, we know the retail price of the item will be $8,999, but it will sell for $6,999. The 65EC9700, as it is called, is the first large screen OLED TV that comes with UHD 4K resolution, which, at 3840… Continue reading New LG 4K TV gets a price tag Related posts: Toshiba defers launch of OLED TVs Mitsubishi TVs like woah NEC’s AccuSync LCDs with HDMI The post New LG 4K TV gets a price tag appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Stanford medical center begins using Google Glass Surgeons-in-training at Stanford University Medical School are now using Google Glass as part of their vast array of medical tools. Google and CrowdOptic have teamed up to enhance the training program of these doctors. Basically, the Internet-connected headset allows a trainee's eye-view from the operating room to be transmitted, real time, to instructors. The idea is that by seeing what the trainees are seeing, the… Continue reading Stanford medical center begins using Google Glass Related posts: Google Glass integrated into UC Irvine’s medical program Allscripts; helping to bring digital medical records to the US Google begins warming up to those who became Project Glass beta testers during I/O The post Stanford medical center begins using Google Glass appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Google Nexus 9 is in the air as Play Store slowly runs out of Nexus 7 2013 stock Could it be bye-bye Nexus 7 2013 at last? In all truthfulness, we'd hate it if the 7-inch budget champ would be discontinued. Sure, it lost a big chunk of the mojo it launched with back in July 2013, but it's still pretty fly for a $215 tablet. Then again, if the little guy's extinction means the bigger, beefier Nexus 9's birth, I say death to the… Continue reading Google Nexus 9 is in the air as Play Store slowly runs out of Nexus 7 2013 stock Related posts: Nexus 7 2012 Goes for $120 on Groupon, N7 2013 Offered with $25 Play Store Credit by Google Deal Alert: 32 GB Google Nexus 7 2013 costs $190 via top-rated eBay seller Nexus 7, the 16GB model, now back in stock in the Google Play store The post Google Nexus 9 is in the air as Play Store slowly runs out of Nexus 7 2013 stock appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • SocialRank expands Twitter follower analytics service SocialRank, a Twitter analytics service that launched in February, has been upgraded significantly to helps companies and brands gather more insight and value from their social media. Originally, the service allowed users to examine their Twitter followers to determine who are the most engaged, influential, or both. Now, the service has been enhanced so that users have even more ways to evaluate those followers. Users can be categorized… Continue reading SocialRank expands Twitter follower analytics service Related posts: Twitter to release ‘contributer’ feature HootSuite for BlackBerry now available in public beta, ready for all to download and tweet with GadgeTell Review: Google Analytics App The post SocialRank expands Twitter follower analytics service appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   CIA apologizes to Senate for hacking its computers The CIA seems to have issued a somewhat ambiguous confession that it covertly accessed Senate computers to carry out damage control in advance ahead of a report on supposed torture under its watch. Spokesperson Dean Boyd said in a statement that the results of an internal investigation "include a judgment that some CIA employees acted in a manner inconsistent with the common understanding reached between SSCI… Continue reading CIA apologizes to Senate for hacking its computers Related posts: Senate ponders online privacy issues, but doesn’t agree on anything Senate to announce extensive NSA reform bill Senate votes to delay digital TV transition The post CIA apologizes to Senate for hacking its computers appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A for Europe incoming, S805 CPU, FHD screen in tow For most high-profile mobile device manufacturers, launching an upscale smartphone every six months is more than enough. There are of course a few that prefer to spread their magic around and roll out two high-end handhelds. And then there's Samsung, which is reportedly hard at work on not one, not two, but three end-of-the-year stunners. Yes, the Galaxy Note 4 and Continue reading Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A for Europe incoming, S805 CPU, FHD screen in tow Related posts: Android 4.4 KitKat Update Officially Rolling Out for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in Europe Leaked: Samsung Galaxy Avant, aka Galaxy Core LTE for T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note 2 Rumored to Score Android 4.4 in March The post Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A for Europe incoming, S805 CPU, FHD screen in tow appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • New Twitter feature defines hashtags Twitter is currently working on a new feature that lets users know what certain hashtags mean. Users accessing their mobile Twitter apps this Friday might happen upon Twitter putting their new feature through a trial. What this feature basically does is provide the meaning of a hashtag right below the hashtag's… Continue reading New Twitter feature defines hashtags Related posts: Twitter improves search, confirms official photo uploading feature Twitter to release ‘contributer’ feature Twitter Starting “Pay by Tweet” Service The post New Twitter feature defines hashtags appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Google's barge plans come to a close After selling an unfinished barge located in Portland, Maine, it appears Google will be leaving its barge ambitions behind. Secretly constructed in 2013, the two Google Barges were meant to be enormous, mobile demonstration areas where the company could unveil and launch its latest products and projects, as well as host events for VIPs and the public. San Francisco called the project "a floating marketing center, a kind of giant Apple store." At least, that… Continue reading Google's barge plans come to a close Related posts: Google claims they have no plans for national Wi-Fi Google Transit Beta Skybox purchased by Google for $500 million The post Google's barge plans come to a close appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Note 3 screen used in latest Oculus Rift When Facebook subsidiary Oculus VR first revealed its second virtual reality development kit, no specific details were disclosed about its new, higher-resolution screen. With the shipments of the second dev kit making their way to pre-order customers, however, people have been dissecting the device, allowing them to scrutinize its myriad of pieces more intimately. The results of their efforts? We now know what the headset is using: the screen from Samsung's Note 3. Continue reading Note 3 screen used in latest Oculus Rift Related posts: The 15 best tweets about Facebook’s Oculus Rift acquisition Samsung may name virtual reality headset ‘Gear VR’ Samsung to release VR headset for Galaxy devices The post Note 3 screen used in latest Oculus Rift appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •

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