Tuesday, October 15, 2013

13 unsung women of technology. Plus: Nexus 5 makes its video debut

Yup, that looks like a Nexus: Nexus 5 makes its video debut

Apple to uncover -- or cover -- new iPads, including Retina Mini on Oct. 22

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October 15, 2013
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13 unsung women of technology

Sure, you've heard of Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper. But how about Frances Allen, Deborah Estrin or Radia Perlman?

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Issue highlights

1. Yup, that looks like a Nexus: Nexus 5 makes its video debut

2. Apple to uncover -- or cover -- new iPads, including Retina Mini on Oct. 22

3. Silicon Valley stays quiet as Washington implodes

4. Open letter to customers: 'You can continue to count on BlackBerry'

5. Microsoft ships tool to block IE11 on Windows 7

6. How to stay private now that anyone can find you on Facebook

7. U.S. flips switch on massive solar power array that also stores electricity

8. New Twitter feature opens direct message floodgates

9. Want better work-at-home productivity? Put on some pants

Yup, that looks like a Nexus: Nexus 5 makes its video debut

You're probably sick and tired of Nexus 5 leaks by now, but this next one is a doozy of a spill. Over the weekend, a surprisingly clear video of a phone that looks very much like the rumored Nexus 5 made its rounds online. READ MORE

Apple to uncover -- or cover -- new iPads, including Retina Mini on Oct. 22

Apple today issued invitations to an Oct. 22 event in San Francisco where analysts expect the company to reveal refreshed iPads. READ MORE

Silicon Valley stays quiet as Washington implodes

Tech lobbyists offer three post-crisis political outcomes for the tech industry. READ MORE

Open letter to customers: 'You can continue to count on BlackBerry'

One analyst says 'that's silly,' and urges the phone maker to commit to enterprise network support for 18 months. READ MORE

Microsoft ships tool to block IE11 on Windows 7

Microsoft on Friday shipped a toolkit to block Internet Explorer 11 from automatically installing on Windows 7 PCs, a signal that the new browser will release in the next few weeks. READ MORE

How to stay private now that anyone can find you on Facebook

Facebook is making it easier for people to find you, so it's about that time again: Check your privacy settings. READ MORE

U.S. flips switch on massive solar power array that also stores electricity

Solana is the first solar plant in the U.S. with a thermal energy storage system and it can produce enough electricity to power 70,000 households. READ MORE

New Twitter feature opens direct message floodgates

Spammers, rejoice! A new opt-in setting lets anyone send you a direct message on Twitter. READ MORE

Want better work-at-home productivity? Put on some pants

How to stay motivated when you work at home. READ MORE

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