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LG may bring Google TVs to Korea, China soon; seeing 'good returns' in the US

While Eric Schmidt's proclamation that "most" new TVs would have Google TV embedded last year didn't come true, LG stated today that it's bringing the platform to more regions soon.

Google reportedly pursuing 'multipronged effort' to build wireless networks in emerging markets

Google has been busy pushing ahead with plans to be a wired internet provider in the US with Google Fiber, and it looks like it's intent on being a major player in the wireless network business elsewhere in the world as well.

Google Has A Trojan Horse To Disrupt TV: Really, Really Big Data

It's a huge year for TV's future. Yet for all the excitement about Web-first soap operas, data-driven programming and the disruption of broadcast, the Internet TV "inflection point" that 2013 has become is just the beginning.

Xbox One: should TV broadcasters be afraid?

Microsoft focused on TV over games as it unveiled its new generation console and it could threaten rival platforms

Xbox One's voice and gesture-activated TV wizardry is unlikely to leave BSkyB worried about its future.

Microsoft Surface Pro review: a device of many talents

There's much to like about Microsoft's Windows 8 hybrid tablet-laptop but it's expensive if you don't need all the specs

Microsoft created a stir when it unveiled its first two tablets Surface RT and Surface Pro at a mystery press conference in Los Angeles on 19 June last year.

A local television robot, from WPTZ-Philadelphia,1954

"Captain Geoffrey Spaulding" shares this vintage ad on Flickr, and a quick Google reveals that it's a promo card for a short-lived program on a Philadelphia TV station in 1954: "Let Scott do it." No known tape exists, and if it does, it's definitely not online.

Who dares to dodge Google's information tax? McKenzie Wark

In exchange for giving up our personal data, we get to watch each other's cat videos, while Google becomes the new state

Of course Google doesn't want to pay its taxes to the British crown, like a loyal corporate subject.

Don't see enough ads on your Smart TV? Opera wants to change that

Connected living room devices are here to stay. Smart TV's, set-top boxes like Apple TV, Roku and Google TV all aim to make sure of this. Opera, known mostly as a web browser, has been branching out into this market as well, with its Mediaworks project.

Xbox One: five key points you need to know

Microsoft has unveiled its new generation of games console but what else can it do, and when can you buy one?

It's the latest games console from Microsoft, announced at an elaborate event co-hosted in Seattle and London this week.

Dell Kills Its Public Cloud, Continues To Flail In Post-PC Era

Dell is a computer company desperately in search of a new market as the desktop and laptop PCs dwindles. But the Austin-based company is finding that that an elusive target.