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Opinion
RIP Google Reader, Hello Four Best RSS-Reader Replacements
Here are four ways to cure the Google Reader blues.
Why Hybrids and Convertibles Will Be Hot This Holiday Season
Along with Windows 8.1, industry giants are crossing their fingers that there will be greater demand for new PCs in the latter part of the year.
Unexpected at Ford’s ‘Go Further’ Conference: Thinking About Panglossian Futurism
“The dystopian is represented as utopian.”
Reminder: You Can Learn Anything on the Internet
When developing countries get their hands on the profound power of having the Internet in their pocket, it will not transform how they work, play, and learn — it will revolutionize it.
The Xbox One’s Two Potential Problems: Price and Indie Games
Microsoft’s public relations work is far from over.
Backpedaling on Xbox One DRM Policies Is Precisely the Right Move by Microsoft
Welcome back to the game, Xbox One.
For iOS 7, Apple Needs More Than Game Controllers to Win Gaming
It’s a shame, in 2013, that a company known for leading in so many other ways seems content to follow here.
How Apple Will Disrupt the TV Market
While Google and even Sony have tried to launch their own smart-TV projects, I believe it will be Apple who shows the world how to make a smart TV
The Uneasy Satisfaction of Wolfenstein: The New Order
Will the new Wolfenstein go too far in painting the Nazis as generic villains, ignoring why they’re so reviled in the first place?
Xbox One’s ‘Future-Proof’ Digital Strategy Isn’t Unique to Xbox One
Is Microsoft’s Xbox One digital strategy as forward-looking as the company claims?
What a Deal: Comcast Won’t Charge You for Helping Build Out Its Public Wi-Fi Network
If you’re a Comcast subscriber, you’ll soon be able to turn your home into a part of Comcast’s network of Wi-Fi hotspots. And it won’t cost you a dime extra.