You Are No Longer Free to Search on Google (Update: Not Quite True)
Michele Catalano brings us a frightening story of how a series of Google searches led to a visit by local authorities.
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Netflix Profiles Separate the Romcom Lovers from the Thriller Junkies
Up to five users can have their own recommendations and video queues.
What Worries Me Most About Microsoft’s Surface Woes
PC makers may have lost their incentive to make great Windows hybrids.
Up Next for Chromecast: More Apps — and Maybe Games, Too
Several additional services are on the way beyond the handful that Google announced last week.
Sign of Change at Yahoo: The Fantasy Football App No Longer Stinks
New design and added features are long overdue.
The Xbox One Keeps Getting More Expensive
The official sticker price of the Xbox One is $500, but be prepared to spend a lot more if you want the best experience.
Are We Really That Crazy About the Remote Control?
Someone had to do it, and I’m glad it’s finally happened: Chromecast gives us a chance to move on.
Chromecast Is a Cord Cutter’s Dream for $35, and I Want More
The Chromecast’s main purpose is to reduce the amount of time between wanting to watch a video on Netflix or YouTube and actually doing it.
Compared to iPad, Tablet Apps Are Still Android’s Weak Point
The upcoming Nexus 7 won’t match the iPad’s app selection, but there are signs of improvement.
Visualized: The Shady Behavior of Web Services
Are you sure you declined to receive those e-mails, or was that check box playing tricks on you?
Icky or Not, New Ads Make Gmail Worse
More work stands between users and a squeaky clean inbox.
Worries Aside, Samsung’s Developer Push Is Good News
Samsung needs more apps to work with the unique features of its Galaxy phones and tablets.