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• 15 May 2013

• News: AMD launches the Radeon 8790M, its new(ish) notebook graphics flagship

  Attention mobile graphics fiends: AMD says its claiming the crown for the "world's fastest notebook graphics card" with its newly unveiled Radeon HD 8970M.

• News: Dell slashes the price of its Windows RT tablet to $300

  Dell, following in the footsteps of many other PC retailers, just slashed the price of its only Windows RT tablet to a jaw-droppingly low $300.

• News: EA bringing Frostbite 3 gaming engine to mobile

  You may not be able to run next-gen games and graphics from Electronic Arts on your Wii U, but it looks like you'll get them on your iPhone. Electronic Arts has put up a new site for the company's Frostbite 3 gaming engine where it confirms that Frostbite is coming to mobile.

• News: This homebrew camera lens is made from a glass puck and some construction paper

  Photography lenses can easily be really expensive. So if you've got an awesome camera body lying around but no glass to go with it, you could always try and build a lens of your own like photographer and student Cormac Relf did.

• News: Google supercharges Android gaming with cloud saves, matchmaking

  Attention Android gamers: Now, what happens in Vice City on your phone doesn't have to stay in Vice City on your phone--or even on Android.

• News: Google brings voice-enabled search to the desktop

  Just by saying "Okay Google," people will soon be able to search using voice commands on their Chrome-powered desktop and laptop computers, Google said Wednesday.

• News: Creative Cloud and iPhoto improvements

  This week we offer you a double-header--one where we start with Jackie Dove speaking with Adobe's Senior Marketing Director, Scott Morris, about the company's recent announcement that it was ending perpetual licenses for upcoming versions of Adobe Creative Suite applications. Chris Breen then talks with Jeff Carlson about ways Jeff believes iPhoto could be improved.

• News: Google improves interface, photos in Google+ social network

  Google is adding 41 new features to its Google+ social network on Wednesday, including a richer interface that works better on mobile devices and some major enhancements to photo sharing.

• News: Syrian Internet service comes back online

  Internet traffic in and out of war-torn Syria has been restored after a disruption of nearly eight and a half hours, according to Internet traffic charts.

• News: Google announces Play Music All Access

  Google has announced an update to its Play Music service called All Access at Google I/O 2013 which will take on Spotify.

• News: A stock Android Galaxy S4 from Google will cost you $649

  A special edition, stock Android version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone will go on sale June 26 on the Google Play store for $649, Google announced at its annual Google I/O conference.

• News: Department for Transport signs £1m IP telephony PSN deal

  The Department for Transport has awarded Azzurri Communications a five year £1 million IP telephony contract, under the Public Services Network procurement framework.

• News: Port of San Diego finds value in SAP cloud apps, but not HANA

  The Unified Port of San Diego (UPSD), a US government agency that manages port activity, has said that it sees significant benefit in adding SAP cloud applications to its core ERP estate, but isn't considering HANA because it is ‘too big' for its business.

• News: Dell slashes its Windows RT tablet price by $200; XPS 10 now sells for $300

  Dell drastically cut the online price of its Windows RT tablet, reducing the price by $200 to $299.99 for Dell XPS 10.

• News: Russia signs international privacy pact

  Russia on Wednesday took a step toward protecting private data by ratifying the so-called Convention 108, established in 1981 and legally binding in 45 countries.

• News: SAP updates line-of-business cloud apps

  Selling SaaS (software as a service) applications aimed at specific lines of business is one way that SAP has tried to stake a claim in the world of cloud computing and during the Sapphire conference it unveiled a broad series of updates to the portfolio.

• News: Google launches subscription music service

  Google is rolling out a subscription music service that will bring users unlimited access to millions of songs in return for a monthly fee.

• News: The real reason Adobe ditched Creative Suite for Creative Cloud

  Why Adobe's move to a subscription service provoked such strong reactions, what the underlying reasons for the move are – and how to decide if you should move to Creative Cloud.

• News: Google launches multiplayer Android gaming API

  Google has introduced new APIs to help developers build better games for its Android OS.

• News: Specter of ACTA hangs over TTIP negotiations

  European civil liberties representatives on Wednesday advised the European Commission's trade department that the intellectual property chapter should be left out of the current trade negotiations with the United States and that the deal should not be agreed in secret.

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