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We’ve rolled out lots of changes to our product review pages, but our top priority is encouraging you to write your own reviews.
The phone’s radio problems can’t be solved with a software fix, no matter what Apple says. We talk with CNET’s Maggie Reardon and AnandTech’s Brian Klug about what’s really wrong with the iPhone 4.
People love Google Chrome, it’s as simple as that. But did you know that Google puts out three versions of Chrome? In this How To video, we recap the differences and show you how to jump between builds, also known as channels, in Chrome.
The military’s latest automated vehicle is an off-road combat golf cart. No, really.
The popular video-sharing site is now supporting 4k, an industry-standard format that makes 1080p-resolution clips look tiny, by comparison.
Some people consider Amazon’s APIs to be the de facto cloud computing API standard. I don’t agree for several reasons–not the least of which is that it’s too early for cloud standards in the first place.
Scientists are working on a biomimetic chip called ReNaChip that could advance current treatments by making deep brain stimulation more precise.
Research In Motion is aiming for the end of the year to launch its Blackberry tablet, according to analyst Ashok Kumar.
AP – The patent-holding company that won a settlement of more than $600 million from the maker of the BlackBerry said Friday it has sued six other companies in the smart phone industry.
Paul, the octopus who has predicted every single World Cup game involving Germany correctly, predicted the team would lose to Spain. Now he’s getting death threats.