Survey Shows That iPad Still Accounts For 87% Of Tablet Web Traffic

With the introduction of more affordable and powerful Google Nexus tablets, and tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire HD, you would think that Apple's iPad presence on the web could be taking a hit and could see its numbers replaced by its competitors. Interestingly though according to analytics company, Chitika, it seems that the iPad is still dominating web traffic as far as tablet activity is concerned.

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NEC Introduces LaVie X, World's Thinnest Notebook

When it comes to laptops and notebooks, the trend nowadays is going thinner and slimmer. Streamlined laptops and notebooks are possible because of new technology that allowed these devices to become ever so thinner than before. And for the thinnest of them all, NEC is introducing its new LaVie X notebook. The NEC LaVie X Notebook is considered as the thinnest notebook in the world yet. This ultrabook comes only at an incredible 12.8mm thick. Its main features include a 15.6-inch LCD widescreen display, an Intel Core i7 CPU, 4GB RAM, 256GB SSD, HD camera as well as WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.

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Goes Both Ways: Free-trade pact sees South Korean brands losing share at home

France has been vocal, but not alone, in noting the rise of the South Korean automakers in Europe. The signing of a free-trade pact in 2011 between South Korea and the EU, along with the especially value-conscious buyers in a crisis-stricken Europe, has seen market share increases measuring in the double digits for Hyundai and Kia – analysts expect 14-percent growth for the two in 2012.

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Alfa Romeo teases 4C, confirms 2013 arrival

Any time you open up your promotion for a new vehicle with the claim of a "car to end all cars," you better have the goods to back it up. If any automaker has said goods, it is Alfa Romeo. The brand behind the stunning 8C has promised a new car to debut in 2013. We all know that vehicle will be the 4C (a name which has been trademarked in America), which has been running ahead of schedule in development. With this teaser shot, it seems that a production version should be imminent.

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FCC Eases Rules For Quicker In-Flight Internet Deployment

As silly as it seems to use 20,000 pounds of potatoes to test wireless signals, there's absolutely a good reason behind it and the FCC announced today new rules that will help get more potatoes into the seats of decommissioned planes. Actually, today's news will help speed up the process of deploying Internet services onto aircraft by defining ESAA, or Earth Stations Aboard Aircraft which are used to provide in-flight Internet services, as a licensed application that would allow for airlines to test and receive approval as long as their system doesn't interfere with the aircraft's systems.

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Study: Half of Americans Leaving Landlines

A recent study shows that almost half of Americans are living in households that use only or mostly mobile phones, while the remainder of the population is slow to convert. The findings came from the unlikeliest of sources: the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The institution conducted its National Health Interview Study throughout the year, interviewing people about everything from their state of health, insurance status, and even what phones they use in their households.

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Monitor Your Bicycle Tire Pressure With This Sensor

Vehicles, especially cars that carry the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) sensors are not exactly a rare sight in this day and age, and are pretty handy in letting you know just what kind of pressure your tires have left within while you drive. Definitely an ideal method to know whether your ride's about to experience a flat or not, that's for sure. Since it is smart, and safe, how about transferring this particular idea over to the world of cyclists.

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