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We researched kid-friendly sites and then talked to kids to get a feel for the fun factor to collect four kid-approved sites.
Have a spare vacation day? Good, because tomorrow, May 15, is the day that two eagerly awaited sequels are being released: Diablo III and Max Payne 3. Let’s take a look at each one and help you decide whether either one (or both) are worth your hard-earned money.
To help you in your quest to decode your kids’ space-constrained text babble, we’ve compiled a list of popular terms and abbreviations. These 92 terms are among the most popular, but know that this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Trouble in Nerdville! Thanks to Apple’s most recent software update, some AT&T iPhone 4S owners are now noticing new “4G” icons where the “3G” icons on their handsets once lived. So does that mean the iPhone 4S has a 4G connection now?
Is Pinterest just a digital arts and crafts bulletin board piggybacking off of a social phenomenon, or is there value in joining?
If you’re in the market for a smartphone, and don’t want to pay a lot–or anything–up front, you can still do pretty well without cutting edge specs. Here’s why.
We’re on the hunt for a computer that costs less than $400 and will mainly be used for word processing and web surfing.
We’ll take a look at three different options for portable monitors you can use with your laptop.
Question: What exactly is Wi-Fi and if I have it on my phone, what does that mean for using my phone any differently?
Question: What’s the deal with 4G? It’s different from each company, right? My friend said the new iPhone is 4G on AT&T but not on Verizon. Is that true?
With three carriers now selling the iPhone, your options have gotten a bit more complex as far as monthly service plans go. We’ll take a look at which carrier’s plans are best for cheapskates, big talkers, big texters, and those who want it all—voice, data and text messaging.
