Results are coming in from the outer precincts and counties, and they’re all saying the same thing: When it comes to tablet computers, you get… Read more
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“Snip, Burn, Solder, Shred,” by David Erik Nelson; $25 from No Starch Press, nostarch.com. The subtitle on this book is: Seriously Geeky… Read more
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Logitech’s new “Couch Mouse” lets you use a pillow, your pants or just about anything for a mousepad when you’re surfing the web from… Read more
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Joy likes reading on the Kindle, because the “E-Ink” display is easy on the eyes. Now the same technology is going into watches. Some… Read more
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This sounds totally dangerous to us, but for $20 the “Spiderpodium” will attach a handheld gadget, like an iPhone, to your car dashboard, bicycle… Read more
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We have four computers and two of them are nine years old. We found that out by running a utility program that found old files going back to… Read more
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Here’s a recap of “Making Stuff Smarter,” the last episode in New York Times columnist David Pogue’s excellent four-part series, in case you missed… Read more
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TechCrunch.com is the number one tech blog and we look at it just about every day. What drives us nuts, however, is their creative… Read more
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