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How to land a job in an era of 'big data'Hiring managers are now using software to screen for problem-solving skills.
FocusNet neutrality: Is the Internet about to change?The FCC has applied 'neutrality' to its oversight of the Internet: Everyone’s data reaches the same audience in the same way. But the Internet’s gatekeepers, such as Verizon and Comcast, have been trying to reshape the federal regulatory landscape.
The ExplainerWhat is the Internet of Things?Tech companies are excited about the 'Internet of Things,' but what exactly does that mean? Just imagine your household appliances, Web-enabled and sharing info.
iPad apps: Note taking without paperThese iPhone and iPad apps help keep your ideas organized.
Why you should cover your webcamOn some laptop models, hackers can see you through your own webcam.
iPhone filling up? Here's what to do.Spot space-hungry iPhone apps; stash photos in the cloud.
BuzzFeed introduces a writing style guide for the Internet ageAs new apps shape our evolving language, BuzzFeed's style guide tries to make sense of the grammatical madness.
Whisper and Secret bring back anonymous online identitiesNew phone apps such as Whisper and Secret revitalize the idea that "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
Spotify, iTunes, Pandora: How music-streaming services compareOld services, such as Spotify, add features. New ones, such as Beats, come online.
AboutTheData.com asks if you recognize your online selfAcxiom's AboutTheData.com lets you see and edit what marketers think they know about you.
How PewDiePie conquered YouTubeThe new YouTube celebrities: gamers. Millions of people love to watch other people playing games online.
T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon set customers 'free'T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon give clients a new option to trade up faster – at a price.
Netflix, Amazon, Apple build kid-safe zones with parental controlsOnline playgrounds from Netflix, Amazon, and Apple give kids room to be themselves, without straying too far.
Future is fuzzy for 4K, ultra-high-definition TVs4K programming has finally arrived for UHD TVs -- slowly.
Digital home 101: Smart locks to defend your houseSmart locks from August, Goji, and Yale bring high-tech features to front doors. You can grant access when away and see who's there. But make sure your phone is secure.
Halogen light bulbs? CFL? LED? What's the difference?Incandescents are history. Now Americans must choose between halogen, CFL, and LED light bulbs. Each has its perks.
How Detroit made gas-fueled cars smarterAutomakers have found new ways to save energy, such as the Ford F-150's new aluminum body and Chrysler's nine-speed cars.
PlayStation 4 lets people play alone togetherSony's PlayStation 4 allows single-player gamers to share online.
Xbox One aims to do ... everythingMicrosoft's Xbox One tackles games, movies, VOIP, and Internet, all voice-activated.
40-80 rule: New tip for extending battery lifeExtend the life of a lithium cell by not topping it off. The 40-80 rule can extend the life of your battery, but be careful to keep it out of the heat.
