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Opinion
4 Things Microsoft Still Does Well
It’s easy (and popular) to predict further disaster for the once-proud tech titan. But quietly, Microsoft is doing several things well—better than we give it credit for.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Rumor Roundup: Taking Our Best Guesses
Making sense of way too much conflicting information.
Bill Gates’ Big Challenge at Microsoft: Rewriting the Bill Gates Legacy
Will getting more of its co-founder’s time help Microsoft move past his original vision?
Facebook Turns 10: What If It Had Never Been Invented?
It’s hard to imagine the world without it — but let’s try.
5 Annoying Tech Habits That Need to Stop
Unfortunately, not everyone reviewed their copy of the Common Courtesy Rulebook that should have come with their beloved devices.
Radical Battery Breakthroughs from Apple Probably Aren’t Coming Soon
Wish in one hand, gossip in the other.
The PC Has Been Decentralized — Mobile Is the New Center
But will something come along to decentralize mobile?
Amazon Needs Heavyweight Content if It’s Developing a Games Console
You either have what people want to play or you don’t.
Resolved: There’s Nothing Stupid About Using the iPad as a Camera
Who are we to tell other people how to use their gadgets?
Apple’s Macintosh Computer Turns 30: Did You Know It Almost Failed?
What most people don’t realize is that it wasn’t until almost two years after the original Mac was introduced that Apple finally got it right.
My Ringside Seat at the 1984 Mac Unveiling
As I sat third row center at the Flint Center in Cupertino on January 24, 1984, I had no idea that I was witnessing history.