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Japan unveils vending machine with animations and touch-screen

Japan has just introduced the next generation of vending machines. Boasting a 65-inch high definition screen and beautiful animated graphics, the future of mechanized soda distribution just took a turn for the aesthetically pleasing.

In the Media by Abigail Prendergast

Intel pays $7.68-billion for security specialist McAfee

Chipmaker Intel says current security products are inadequate for explosion of Internet-connected devices. The company is now suggesting it plans to integrate security with hardware.

In the Media by Jack Kapica

There are new tech etiquette rules, but they’re not written down Special

Chipmaker Intel asked U.S. adults about the proper etiquette for tech gadgets, and found you can offend a great number of people if you don’t watch out

Digital Journal Report by Jack Kapica - 3 comments

UK court orders release of U.S. Intel on Torture Allegations

While the United States has steadfastly refused to release documents related to torture allegations, a British Court has order the U.K. to release their copies

In the Media by Oliver VanDervoort - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Intel, Stop Acting Like a 6-Year-Old

What has happened to the value of winning fair and square? More often we see huge companies, giants of industry, achieving their success by employing strategies we see in the average 6-year-old. To those companies who would stoop so low, I say, "Grow up!"

In the Media by Mark Sierra - 4 comments

Microsoft studies new ways to turn servers on and off

Microsoft's latest research and development project called ‘Marlowe’ is studying more efficient ways of turning servers off and on during the course of a day.

In the Media by Naved Akhtar

Intel And MIT Working On Energy Sources to Power Up Laptops Using Wireless Device

Wireless power charging is getting closer to becoming a reality. Intel has been working with Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers on an energy source using basic physics.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Intel unveils new chip design to out-rival AMD

Intel Corp unveils a new chip design to challenge Advanced Micro Devices Inc. once again, as the rivalry between the two computer chip makers continues.

In the Media by Vinay Chand - 2 comments

Intel unveils new technology to wake up computers to take phone calls

Intel Corp. will soon provide a technology that will let computers wake up from sleep mode state and quickly answer incoming phone calls over the Internet. Previously, computers had to be fully powered on to answer calls.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 1 comment

Intel Under Formal Antitrust Investigation By Federal Trade Commission

Intel, the leader in computer processors, is under investigation for monopolizing the market due to their pricing of microprocessors. Intel prices are so low and has such a huge market share that competition is said to be virtually nonexistent.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 4 comments

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