DT Focus: Xbox One

And then there was 'One': Full coverage from the Xbox announcement

Microsoft pulled the sheets of the new Xbox One, which features powerful new hardware, interesting user interfaces, and big name content deals.

By Ryan Fleming — May 21, 2013

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AMD reveals next-gen processors for tablets and laptops, but can they compete with Haswell?

AMD has taken the wraps off its next-gen line of APUs, which span products from low-power tablets to mid-range workstation laptops. The company promises major improvements in graphics performance, but how will the new parts stand up against Intel's new Haswell…

Computing By Matt Smith — May 22, 2013

What anonymous tipster tool Strongbox means for the future of online media

A new protected anonymous dropbox for New Yorker sources is one of the most important inventions for journalism. In an age of no privacy and increasing security hacks, such tools are necessary to keep Web journalism churning.

Web By Kate Knibbs — May 22, 2013

I’m not OK with this soft ‘G’ GIF nonsense, and I won’t be a part of it

The father of the animated GIF says it's a soft 'G,' as in JIF. Yes, a part of me has died ... but an entirely other part is ready to fight harder than ever for the fate of that hard 'G.'

Social Media By Molly McHugh — May 22, 2013

‘Okay, Google’: Voice search goes live with latest version of Chrome

The "conversational search" feature that Google demoed at I/O is now available with version 27 of the Chrome browser, which lets you use your voice to search the Web and Google will speak its answers back to you.

Computing By Gloria Sin — May 22, 2013

Card counting experts are creating an app for Google Glass – will you be allowed to use it?

Google Glass is the future for many app developers - but will they be able to make something gamblers can use without getting thrown out of Vegas? The team behind the online card counting community Blackjack Apprenticeship are willing to find out.

Mobile By Molly McHugh — May 22, 2013