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Did Samsung Drop The Ball On The Galaxy S IV?
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Everything You Need To Know About The PlayStation 4
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Android Is Popular Because It's Cheap, Not Because It's Good
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Opinion: Hey, Can I Now Use My Phone On Planes?
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The Problem With Samsung And Jelly Bean
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Opinion: Why Microsoft Is The Most Exciting Company In Tech Right Now
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Did Samsung Drop The Ball On The Galaxy S IV?
Sure, the Samsung event at Radio City Music Hall was kind of weird for the new Galaxy S IV from Samsung, but the real question is: did Samsung screw the pooch on its new flagship by making it just an incremental upgrade of the last one? Technically, it did, but here’s why that doesn’t matter one bit.
Don’t Mourn Google Reader, It Had To Die
You’re born, you live, and then you die. It doesn’t matter what happens in-between: those three are constants as real and unavoidable as the rise and fall of the Sun each day. Google Reader’s death-date was pronounced today, and you shouldn’t be sad about that: it had to die, here’s why.
Microsoft Should Have Made A Laptop
Whatever you think about Microsoft’s Surface Pro, it’s impossible to deny its beautiful design, and the quality of the the tech behind it. It’s a siren, luring you into an oddly metaphored whirlpool of unsure typing. I’ve been using it for close to two weeks now, and the entire time I couldn’t escape one feeling: Microsoft should have made a laptop.
The Perfect Definition Of This Goddamn Digital Life
Brazilian illustrator Felipe Luchi made this exquisite illustration for Go Outside Magazine. It’s the perfect definition of this digital life. We are prisoners of our phones and tablets and all our digital crap. I am. You are. We all are.
Why You Shouldn’t Be Too Quick To Cheer Self-Driving Cars
One of the clear automotive technology trends at CES this year is cars that drive themselves. From Audi to Lexus to Ford, the world’s largest car companies are beginning to follow Google’s lead in an effort to produce cars smart enough to drive themselves.
Qantas Incident Reminds Us Of The Sad State Of Air Travel
Let me tell you about the story of Wynand Mullings and his t-shirt. Mullins, a Kiwi living in Sydney, boarded a Qantas flight with a funny t-shirt that said “My name is Iñigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die”, a quote from The Princess Bride. Some people freaked out because they thought Mullins’s name was Iñigo and that he thought they killed his father and that he was going to kill them all now. True story, folks.
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