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Monthly Archives: September 2014
I Ditched My iPhone and Spent the Summer With Android
For five straight years, I spent an inordinate amount of time staring at the screen of an iPhone. I’m not alone in that, but I am usually quick to buy new models and even quicker to download new operating system updates. Perhaps I’m a little too quick, because earlier this year, my enthusiasm got the best of me.
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Scenes* From the Upcoming Tetris Movie, Which Is a Totally Real Thing
Update: Samsung Responds to Reports of Screen Gaps on Galaxy Note 4
By Brandon Hill Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 may have some early teething problems …read more
Could a Simple Pill Make You Mentally Stronger?
Camp Mackall, North Carolina, is home to the US Army’s ‘survival school’. Here, soldiers take part in survival, evasion, resistance and escape (SERE) training. This is among the toughest of all US military training programmes.
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Google’s Modular Phone Will Let You Swap Hardware While It Runs
Google’s plan to create a …
HP Stream 13.3 and 11.6 Hands-On: Full Windows on a $200 Budget
By Darren Orf
Need a bottom-of-the-bargain bin Windows machine? HP has just revealed a pair of incredibly cheap laptops, the 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch HP Stream. These two machines join the Stream 14 as HP and Microsoft attempt to offer full Windows at a Chromebook price, and we just snagged a hands-on at a NY press event.
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Transparent: Another Reason Amazon Prime Is the Best
Lately, Amazon’s been doing …
Transparent: Another Reason Amazon Prime Is the Best
Lately, Amazon’s been doing …
Apple patches Bash vulnerability on Macs
By Shara Tibken The company said previously that the vast majority of Macs were “safe by default” from the new security vulnerability known as the Bash or Shellshock bug.