Nvidia s Quad-Core Kal-El Chip Packs a Hidden "Companion" Core

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Nvidias Quad-Core Kal-El Chip Packs a Hidden "Companion" Core The manufacturer says its extra CPU will help maximize battery life. - Melanie Pinola, PCWorld Mobile Computing News & Opinion FAQ: Your Right to Phone Service During a Protest Can telecommunications companies ever shut off your phone service? Can your carrier listen in on your calls? We put together an easy guide so that you know what to expect. Share: Windows Laptops Redefined: Everything You Need to Know About Ultrabooks The next generation of laptops is thinner and lighter--and may make you think twice about needing a tablet. Should you buy one now? Share: Verizon Wireless Data "Optimization" Has Begun The mobile services provider institutes reduced data speeds for heavy data users when its network is low on bandwidth, and its competitors aren't far behind. 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