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- Review: Google's new Inbox difficult to setup
Google's new Inbox e-mail management system isn't as easy to install as it might seem. But after the initial hassle, Google's Inbox is an easier way to search for e-mails.
- Review: Avid readers will love Amazon's Kindle Voyager
Readers will love Amazon's new Kindle Voyager. With a higher-resolution screen and upgraded features, the Voyager is worth the upgrade.
- UP3, UP Move: Jawbone courts both fitness fans and newcomers
Jawbone released its new high-end UP3 and entry-level UP Move fitness trackers Tuesday.
- The ExplainerDo HBO and CBS streaming threaten cable television?
HBO and CBS go streaming, leading many to wonder if a la carte options will be the future of TV.
- Onyx personal communicator brings Star Trek badges to life
The Onyx, a $99 push-to-talk personal communicator, brings Star Trek-style voice chat to the real world. The Onyx pairs with an Android or iOS smart phone and allows users to instantly chat with other Onyx wearers.
- Verizon Wireless tracking 100 million users with undetectable 'supercookie'
Verizon Wireless is tracking users' mobile Internet activity using a new 'supercookie,' that is undetectable and virtually unblockable. Verizon is using that information to allow advertisers to target individual users with marketing campaigns. The new supercookie has privacy advocates contemplating legal action.
- Pirate Bay co-founder arrested at Thai-Lao border
Pirate bay co-founder Hans Fredrik Lennart Neij, who uses the alias TiAMO, was detained Monday by Thai immigration police about 300 miles from Bangkok.
- Emoji skin tones floated: Should emoji be more racially diverse?
Proposals for the forthcoming Unicode update would offer emoji in an array of colors, according to MacRumors.
- Intel pours $62 million into fresh ideas, including low-cost Braille printer
Intel's venture arm announced Tuesday that it will invest $62 million in 16 different tech start-up companies. One of the companies Intel is investing in is Braigo Labs, a Braille printer company founded by a middle-schooler.
- Pirate Bay co-founder guilty of hacking: What did he do?
Pirate Bay co-founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was convicted in "the largest hacking case to date."
- HP Omen packs gaming-PC hardware into ultrabook shell
The HP Omen fits a lot into a little, but does the price justify this careful balance?
- Where do I vote? Find out here.
Election Day has many Americans asking, 'Where do I vote?' Here are several ways to find out where you vote.
- Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare review roundup
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare review scores roll in Monday with some pretty positive remarks from the games press.
- Apple Watch to be released in the spring
Apple unveiled Apple Watch in September, but has only said its expected launch was "early 2015." A document obtained by 9to5Mac says the expected date for Apple Watch isn't until the spring.
- Nexus 9 review roundup: The best Android experience ... at a price
The Nexus 9 tablet, the first to run Android 5.0 "Lollipop," is bigger, faster, and more expensive than its predecessor, the Nexus 7. Reviewers say the Nexus 9 offers the best Android experience right now, but that it doesn't quite measure up to the iPad in some ways.