The Computer History Museum honors a distinguished scientist who worked on the first computer, and just kept going.
Jawbone’s Fitness Future: A Platform and an Acquistion
The Bluetooth audio maker is letting other apps and services talk to its Up band, and adding BodyMedia’s products to the lineup.
Handle Tries a Task-Based Approach to Taming E-Mail Chaos
A new web service aims to complement Gmail with one-click tools for dealing with the messages — important or otherwise — which fill your inbox to the bursting point.
New Windows Phone Ad: iPhone and Galaxy Fans, You’re All Idiots
Microsoft’s ad doesn’t actually explain why you want to buy a Windows Phone, but it is funny.
Google Now: Now on the iPhone and iPad
One of Android’s best features arrives on iOS in an update to the Google Search app.
I’m Still Trying to Figure Out Qwikster
Reed Hastings regrets Netflix’s aborted plan to spin off its DVD service. But he hasn’t explained how it happened in the first place.
Kim Komando Explains PCs, Circa 1994
In vintage video, one of techdom’s most durable personalities assures worried people that PCs are just as easy as a typewriter.
Chime In, Please: What Are Your Favorite Websites?
We’re seeking rising stars and underappreciated gems for our annual list of the web’s best sites.
Polaroid’s SX-70, the Greatest Gadget of All Time, Is 41
A remarkable American invention celebrates its birthday today.
Tweetbot Gets a Media-Savvy Update
One of the best third-party Twitter clients just got even better.
GetGoing Adds Flight Finder Feature
A clever travel site adds a new feature for people who want to explore multiple destination possibilities.
Samsung Galaxy S 4 Review: Gimme One Smartphone, with Everything
Samsung’s newest iPhone archrival sports more features than ever — and a bigger screen crammed into a smaller case.
