Windows 8 on ARM, but don't hold your breath

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Windows 8 on ARM, but don't hold your breath The next version of Windows will run on ARM chips that already power some of the most popular personal computing devices. But don't get too excited--Windows 8 will likely not appear until 2012. Read full story Rovi to buy Sonic for $720 million The acquisition of Sonic Solutions, owner of the Roxio and DivX products, is intended to bolster Rovi's array of digital entertainment offerings. Read full story Why Netflix has content and Google TV doesn't Google TV continues to stumble, and one of the problems is the software can't access top content. When it comes to schmoozing Hollywood types, Google hasn't been very good, say industry executives. Read full story Comcast-NBC deal pushed into the new year The cable giant says regulators will not approve its deal to buy a controlling stake in NBC Universal by year's end. It is now hoping to close it in January. Read full story Exhibit features scorched, mangled Apple gear A photo display picturing deliberately destroyed Apple gadgets explores the relationship between consumers and their new toys. Apple devotees might want to proceed with caution. Read full story Survey: People can't live without high-speed Internet Broadband Internet topped the list of the technologies that most people say they can't live without, according to a survey from Zogby Interactive. Read full story Connect with CNET News Facebook Twitter CNET News online

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