We can barely remember to charge our cell phones, so this new product from Dexim is the kind of thing we need. It’s a leather case for an iPhone that… Read more
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Steve Wozniak (“the Woz”), co-founder of Apple Computer, uses steel business cards. Gizmodo says he gets them from a British company, Plasma Design,… Read more
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At Amazon.com, Kindle books are outselling hardcover and paperback books combined by more than two to one. The Association of American… Read more
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Yelp.com is hugely popular for opinions, whether good or bad, about U.S. businesses. But they’ve gotten some bad press recently because a couple… Read more
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A friend asked for advice about buying a Windows laptop. This is a question we hardly ever deal with in this column. The reason is simply that… Read more
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Microsoft has been around for 35 years and dominated the desktop for most of that time. Google’s goal isn’t to dominate the desktop, because they… Read more
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Last night we saw a remarkable thing at a University of Chicago lecture. An unusual robot hand could pick up things as delicate as raw eggs or as… Read more
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Togetherville is a nice-looking social networking site for kids 10 and younger. It has games, creative projects, video and preset comments you can… Read more
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PrintingFacebook.com is a new website that can literally put your Facebook friends on the wall. We’re talking a real wall, of course, like the one… Read more
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