Intel unveils Thunderbolt data transfer tech

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Intel unveils Thunderbolt data transfer tech The current copper-based generation of Thunderbolt, formerly known as Light Peak, boasts 10Gbps data transfer speeds between computers and attached devices. Read full story 4G LTE for Xoom to require shipment to Motorola Buyers of Motorola's Xoom tablet who want to move from 3G to 4G when that option is live will need to mail the device to Motorola for a hardware upgrade, according to Verizon. Read full story Busting wireless bottlenecks with Wi-Fi Wireless operators are turning to Wi-Fi hot spots as they try to alleviate bottlenecks on their networks. Read full story Cell phones and health? A debate worth having We still don't know whether cell phone use is harmful, but without any firm evidence, it's still a debate worth having. And the wireless industry needs to support it. Read full story Ninety percent of Windows Phones updating fine Despite problem with update this week that left some Windows Phone 7 users with non-functioning phones, Microsoft says 9 out of 10 users updated without issue. Read full story Apple shareholders nix CEO succession disclosure Shareholders reject a proposal that would have forced the company to lay out a plan for replacing its CEO, in light of Steve Jobs' current medical leave. Read full story Connect with CNET News Facebook Twitter CNET News online

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