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Intel has been synonymous with Windows PCs seemingly forever. But it’s trying to change that in a hurry. Enter Google. The fact that Microsoft and Intel no longer rule the personal computing world isn’t news. But what happens next is. I’ll start with a flashback from the early ’90s. I remember attending the launch of [...]

Facebook releases the launch ad for its new attempt to take over your Android phone. Here, Home takes over an airplane, with some interesting characters. The lovely thing about Facebook Home is that it allows Facebook to follow you, everywhere you go. You’ve always wanted that, haven’t you? You’ve always wanted Facebook to follow you [...]

A less-than-informative announcement has the tech press guessing that Google Fiber may be headed for Texas. Now a screenshot suggests a Google blogger jumped the gun and spilled the beans. And a TV report from Austin says, yes, it’s a done deal. Google’s zippy Fiber Internet service may have gotten ahead of even itself. With [...]

Six Ministers from African countries currently in the country to attend the ongoing ITU Annual Regional Development Forum taking place in Kigali have met Prime Minister Dr. Pierre Damien Habumuremyi. The Ministers commended Rwanda’s efforts to integrate Information Communication Technology use in all parts of government organ’s operations, and the country at large. Youth and [...]