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Smart devices providing high quality lenses are becoming more favorable over low-end cameras as image quality is almost comparable and provides much more options than just taking photographs. “Flip cameras went bye-bye and now low-end camera …

Yet, just because anti-virus applications miss a high percentage of attacks, doesn't mean that they're no longer of any use. For every incredibly sophisticated attack that targets the architecture of the web itself there are still hundreds of very …

The high–end market is slowing from its peak of just a few years ago when HTC, as a relative unknown, pitted itself against established consumer technology companies such as Apple Inc. Addressing that shift, Chang said HTC will "dominate the mid-tier …

But, that price point means that you're not going to get the high-quality screens found on those other devices. At 1366 x 768 pixels, it's hard not to notice the lower resolution compared to higher–end Windows and OS X notebooks. It's not a horrible …

Renewed interest in tinkering with objects – versus apps or software – is attracting more money from investors and fostering a growing number of workshops, where aspiring inventors can get their hands on computerized milling machines and other high–end …

But the dilemma goes far deeper: someone with malicious intent could harness reams of the high-level signals we emit — real-time behavioral patterns, like pulse rate or voice or simple movement patterns — which might be more troubling than anyone …

But when you combine the profusion of software patents in the average smartphone — the low estimate I've seen is 100,000, the high end 250,000 — with the slow progress of patent litigation and the slower time it takes to get a patent invalidated …

Eddy recently purchased a massage chair at one of those stores that sells high–end electronic gadgets. He says he was told that if he subsequently spotted the chair offered for less elsewhere, the store would match the price. Guess what? Eddy says he …