Here's What Happens When A Huge Apple Fan Visits A Samsung Galaxy Store
Beyond its big presence in Best Buy stores across the country, Samsung also has a few showrooms of its own scattered about. One such location…
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Precarious Permanence: Cementing Your Legacy 140 Characters At A Time
It pains me greatly to acknowledge it, but blurting out whatever comes to mind on Twitter, Facebook or any number of social channels is a…
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Apple Retail Stores Stink... Literally
Apple is known for sweating the smallest details in its retail stores: the floors come from a family-owned quarry outside of Florence, Italy; the glass…
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Watch 63 Years Of Climate Change In One Horrifying GIF
Global warming is still the topic of much debate, but a short video posted recently by NASA is fairly convincing. The 15-second animation, which was…
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How To Find The Invisible Internet
The rabbit hole that is the Internet goes much deeper than most people know. In fact, the World Wide Web as we know it represents…
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Form Meets Function: What Google's Nest Acquisition Says About Our Technological Future
Nest. Outside of the hardcore tech following, and maybe one level beyond that, no one on Earth had heard of this company prior to January…
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How To Disappear Online
President Obama is getting ready to announce some major changes to the NSA and the various spying programs we have learned so much about in recent…
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Google Just Made It So Strangers Can Email Your Gmail Account - Here's How To Stop Them
Google on Thursday unveiled a new Gmail feature – emailing Google+ users whose email address you actually don't know. Moving forward, Gmail will suggest Google+…
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Digital Movie Sales Are On The Rise As Rentals Fall Off The Charts
When was the last time you bought a DVD or a Blu-ray? If you're part of the ever-increasing majority of the U.S., it's probably far…
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Samsung Wants To Help You Manage All Your Devices With Just One App
"The Internet of Things," a buzz-phrase that has popped up in the news cycle for years, is a key focus at CES 2014. The idea…
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Here's How To Quickly Erase Everything You've Ever Done On Facebook
Facebook doesn't have a simple way of deleting specific data from one's timeline including old posts, comments and likes that a person would like to…
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2013: The Year Twitter Became Too Big To Actually Follow
Do me a solid, will you? Imagine the sweet, succulent release in finally letting go of something that's been dragging you down, and then take…
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Amazon's Secret Weapon (No, It's Not Drones)
A new report from market research firm Consumer Intelligence Research Partners reveals Amazon's not-so-secret secret weapon. The weapon itself — Amazon Prime — is hardly…
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AT&T Wants To Track Your Illegal Downloads, Ban Access To File-Sharing Sites
A new AT&T patent awarded in mid November describes methods through which the Internet service provider may track the privacy-related habits of customers and assign…
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Microsoft Says Google Still Isn't Playing Fair
Microsoft and other interested parties that have antitrust complaints against Google in Europe are not happy with the concessions the search giant is ready to…
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You'll Never Guess What Type Of People Use Google+ The Most
A new study looks into Google+ usage, a social network that has been labeled as a "ghost town" in the past for not being actually…
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The 20 Most Amazing Gadgets Of The '90s And Your Childhood
As the year winds down, here's a look at our favorite gadgets from the 1990s. It wasn't necessarily pretty, and we've come a long way,…
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More Is Less: How A Pebble Smartwatch Brought Sanity To A Hyperconnected iPhone User
It's the Kickstarter project that has largely defined what's possible on the service, and if you're reading this, you're well aware of how many millions…
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A Month With The iPad Air
When Apple first introduced the MacBook Air, the world looked on in amazement. What kind of sorcery was this? How could Apple squeeze a 13-inch…
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Here's How Much Spotify Really Pays Artists
Spotify has always been a double-edged sword for artists. Streaming music is a gargantuan business and one of the best ways to quickly attract an…
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Google Hates Patents... But Collects 1,800 New Patents This Year Alone
Despite publicly belittling software patents and lobbying for patent reform that would make it difficult for companies to use such patents in patent-based lawsuits, Google is…
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Email, Twitter And The Always-On Lifestyle: Today's Double-Edged Sword
Today, I made a choice. I made a choice to carve out a chunk of time to write this article, but I did so at…
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HTC One Max Review
Pound for pound, the HTC One is easily among the best smartphones on the planet. Back in August, I pitted the One against Samsung's flagship…
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Killzone: Shadow Fall (PS4) Review
Killzone: Shadow Fall is a gorgeous mess. What could have been a heavyweight contender in an already crowded market for next-gen shooters is bogged down…
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Nokia Lumia 1520 Review: Nokia's First Phablet Is Full Of Surprises
Nokia, as we know it, is going away. The company itself will remain, of course. It might even be consistently profitable some day. But the…
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Why Apple Wants To Squeeze Every Last Dime From Samsung
Why is Apple so insistent on squeezing every last dime it can out of Samsung over patent infringement? Well, apart from the obvious greed factor…
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Apple 13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro Review (Late 2013)
It happened: the MacBook Air has officially been trumped as my recommended road warrior machine. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, it's another Apple product that's doing the…
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