The rumoured PlayStation 4 Neo should add CPU and GPU power to cope with virtual reality and 4K screens; Xbox One is likely to evolve closer to the PC so that it can run the Universal Windows applications that may unite computer and console gamers.
Microsoft's Bill Gates introduced the "Windows Home Server", his answer for uniting computers and television sets.
Enter Windows 8, Microsoft's ambitious move to unite phones, computers and tablets.
The Arab revolutions across Northern Africa and the Middle East since 2010 were coordinated via the virtual city of Twitter, Facebook, SMS messaging and other apps, but they took place on the streets and squares of the real cities, uniting flesh-and-blood individuals who had united online using computers and smartphones.
All of these computers are united in a complex "computational architecture" in which the output of one subsystem serves as the input to another.
Having gradually evolved over the course of nearly two dozen studio albums, from three Zepplinesque players prone to excess into a strenuously accomplished and versatile unit, Rush unites metalheads, computer geeks, and po-faced Ayn Rand fans in adoration of its erudite and burly rock.
On Thursday, just before one of the busiest American travel times of the year (the week of the Thanksgiving holiday), United had computer problems again.
Yet because many of United's computer systems do not communicate with one another, its front-line employees often are in the dark when flights are delayed.
Opened on July 20 in Northlake, Ill., it is Microsoft 's newest and largest data center, a machine that unites several hundred thousand computer servers in the task of taking Microsoft, and much of corporate America, into a continually changing online world.
The community is united by an interest in computer graphics and interactive techniques.
A master hacker unites teen computer freaks against an embezzling computer-security agent known as the Plague.
