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Doug Aamoth
Aamoth handles news, reviews, how-to's and videos as TIME's technology editor. He lives in Boston and has spent more than 15 years in the tech industry.
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Apple TV Rumored to Get HBO Go Service
Bloomberg is reporting that owners of the $99 Apple TV box might get access to HBO content.
Video: 10 Things You Should Know About the New BlackBerry Phones
Important information about BlackBerry (the company formerly known as RIM), BlackBerrys (the new phones), excitable CEOs, beards, vodka, crying and more.
Apple to Sell 128GB iPad Starting Next Tuesday
Starting Tuesday, February 5, Apple’s latest-generation full-size iPad will be available with 128 gigabytes of storage.
BlackBerry Handsets from 2000 to Today
The evolution of BlackBerry devices, from the RIM 957 in 2000 to the BlackBerry Z10 that RIM is expected to showcase in detail on Wednesday morning.
Super Bowl Tech Ads: Survivors and Casualties Over the Years
Here are 32 tech companies from Super Bowl ads over the years. Just like the 32 teams in the NFL, some of these companies have flourished; others haven’t fared nearly as well.
Best Buy Knocks $200 Off MacBook Air
Between now and Saturday, you can get $200 off a MacBook Air from Best Buy. There are four models available.
Apple Co-founder Steve Wozniak Says Preview Scene from ‘jOBS’ Biopic Is ‘Totally Wrong’
Over at Gizmodo, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak calls the minute-long preview scene from the upcoming jOBS biopic – starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs and Josh Gad as Steve Wozniak – “totally wrong.”
With Vine, Twitter Lets You Share Six-Second Video Clips
Twitter has rolled out Vine, a video-sharing service that limits clips to six seconds, embeds them into tweets and loops the playback.
Quoting Tim Cook: 5 Gadget-Related Sound Bites from Apple’s Latest Earnings Call
Apple held its latest earnings call yesterday. Here are five quotes from Tim Cook that relate to Apple’s hardware lines.
Today in TIME Tech History: Thinking Machine (1949), Flight Simulator (1955), the Super BlackBerry eLink (2000) and More
Let’s hop in the TIME Wayback Machine to see which notable tech-related stories were published on January 24 between 1923 and today.
Siri, What Was Your Childhood Like?
What originally began as a five-year DARPA-backed project to build an intelligent virtual assistant “that could reason and learn” eventually morphed into the Apple-owned iPhone-embedded Siri we know today.
