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- Cameras not entirely out of the picture at CES 2013
- Wrapping up computers, tablets, and hardware at CES 2013
- White House shoots down petition to build Death Star
- The 2013 TVs of CES are bigger and smarter, but what about the picture?
- Nokia to go big with smartphone cameras in 2013
- Software makes a showing at CES 2013, but underwhelms
- Recapping CES 2013: Tiny wearable tech hits big
- Recapping CES 2013: Tiny wearable tech hits big
- Tumblr's next step: Become a real business
- $100 to Facebook message Mark Zuckerberg? Bargain!
- Big HD screens, quad-core smartphones reign at CES 2013
- 5 unanswered questions from CES
- Friday Poll: Does CES even matter anymore?
- John McAfee brings his 'Where's Waldo' act to Portland
- Google adds high-res photo zoom to Google+
- The mystery of the empty CES booth
- 10 amazing apps for new iPhone owners
- New malware exploiting Java 7 in Windows and Unix systems
- Wrapping up CES 2013: Wi-Fi going strong, SSHD emerges
- Q&A: MacFixIt Answers
- App shows what 10 years of drinking could do to your looks
- Judge OKs $527 million Kodak patent sale
- Moneual smart table lets you order and pay for your food
- Boeing 787 incidents prompt FAA review
- Why Adobe (and other vendors) should give away older software
Cameras not entirely out of the picture at CES 2013 Posted: 11 Jan 2013 09:03 PM PST There were several nice updates to existing camera lines and a couple interesting new additions at CES, but no real excitement. [Read more] |
Wrapping up computers, tablets, and hardware at CES 2013 Posted: 11 Jan 2013 07:58 PM PST |
White House shoots down petition to build Death Star Posted: 11 Jan 2013 07:49 PM PST Obama Administration says construction of the universe's ultimate weapon would be cost prohibitive and not in keeping with its policy of galactic peace. [Read more] |
The 2013 TVs of CES are bigger and smarter, but what about the picture? Posted: 11 Jan 2013 05:58 PM PST The 2013 Consumer Electronics show is a wrap, and now that we know something about the hundreds of new TVs models, it's worth asking whether all those new technologies will improve what matters: picture quality. [Read more] |
Nokia to go big with smartphone cameras in 2013 Posted: 11 Jan 2013 04:22 PM PST Nokia was practically invisible at CES, but hinted at exciting imaging developments in the months ahead. [Read more] |
Software makes a showing at CES 2013, but underwhelms Posted: 11 Jan 2013 04:19 PM PST At CES 2013, apps and software were spread thinly about the convention floor. There were some diamonds in the rough, but overall we were disappointed in the showing. [Read more] |
Recapping CES 2013: Tiny wearable tech hits big Posted: 11 Jan 2013 04:18 PM PST |
Recapping CES 2013: Tiny wearable tech hits big Posted: 11 Jan 2013 04:18 PM PST |
Tumblr's next step: Become a real business Posted: 11 Jan 2013 04:09 PM PST With personnel constraints no longer an issue, the social site can finally try to capitalize on the attention of its massive audience. [Read more] |
$100 to Facebook message Mark Zuckerberg? Bargain! Posted: 11 Jan 2013 03:55 PM PST Facebook is testing various methods to reduce spam. One of these is to charge large sums to those who message those with vast followings. It could be good value for some. [Read more] |
Big HD screens, quad-core smartphones reign at CES 2013 Posted: 11 Jan 2013 03:54 PM PST What will you see in phones this year? Quad-core, HD galore, and multiplied megapixels define the new high-end. [Read more] |
5 unanswered questions from CES Posted: 11 Jan 2013 03:38 PM PST It's over. The booths have been emptied. The trailers dismantled. After a frantic week, here are the conundrums that are still playing in my head. [Read more] |
Friday Poll: Does CES even matter anymore? Posted: 11 Jan 2013 02:58 PM PST With software now king and tech giants staying away, how is the Consumer Electronics Show still relevant? [Read more] |
John McAfee brings his 'Where's Waldo' act to Portland Posted: 11 Jan 2013 02:35 PM PST After his deportation to the U.S., the peripatetic software millionaire says he's had it with the sun -- for now. [Read more] |
Google adds high-res photo zoom to Google+ Posted: 11 Jan 2013 02:25 PM PST People now can immerse themselves in high-resolution photos posted on Google+ instead of seeing a blurry version when zoomed in all the way. [Read more] |
The mystery of the empty CES booth Posted: 11 Jan 2013 02:14 PM PST Those who exhibit their wares at CES pay large amounts to have a booth. How was it, then, that a booth appeared to lay empty? [Read more] |
10 amazing apps for new iPhone owners Posted: 11 Jan 2013 02:10 PM PST OK, they're pretty awesome for existing iPhone owners, too. Best of all, most of them are free. Check my picks, then share your own. [Read more] |
New malware exploiting Java 7 in Windows and Unix systems Posted: 11 Jan 2013 01:32 PM PST Mal/JavaJar-B is a cross-platform exploit of a new zero-day vulnerability in the latest Java runtimes. [Read more] |
Wrapping up CES 2013: Wi-Fi going strong, SSHD emerges Posted: 11 Jan 2013 01:07 PM PST |
Posted: 11 Jan 2013 12:55 PM PST This week, readers e-mailed in questions about Software Update, Notes, and how to record movies and video on a Mac. [Read more] |
App shows what 10 years of drinking could do to your looks Posted: 11 Jan 2013 12:46 PM PST Drinking Mirror app lets you upload a pic and see what your face might look like after 10 years of drinking at your current rate. [Read more] |
Judge OKs $527 million Kodak patent sale Posted: 11 Jan 2013 12:07 PM PST The final price is a lot less than the company wanted as it seeks to emerge from bankruptcy. [Read more] |
Moneual smart table lets you order and pay for your food Posted: 11 Jan 2013 11:20 AM PST The MTT300 Touch Table PC is set to introduce a whole new twist on dining in restaurants and cafes. [Read more] |
Boeing 787 incidents prompt FAA review Posted: 11 Jan 2013 11:12 AM PST Prompted by a recent fire and other incidents, the Federal Aviation Administration is launching a comprehensive review of the new, high-tech Dreamliner. [Read more] |
Why Adobe (and other vendors) should give away older software Posted: 11 Jan 2013 11:12 AM PST For the moment, Adobe CS2 continues to be available free of charge. Here's why it always should be, and why other software vendors should follow suit. [Read more] |
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