This latest iPod model somewhat fills the price chasm between the $149 iPod Nano and the $249 iPod Classic.
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Maybe the Point of Chromebooks Isn’t Chromebooks
Even if the Chromebook never steals much market share from conventional PCs, it could accomplish important goals for Google.
Ongoing Coverage of Google’s I/O Conference
This is the biggest week of the year for Android, Chrome, Glass, search and other Googley matters.
Barnes & Noble Puts Google’s Play Store and Apps on the Nook
The walled garden around the venerable bookseller’s reading-centric tablets is coming down.
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.
How to Block Porn on Your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
We’ll walk you through where your youngster might be able to find inappropriate content on an Apple iOS device, as well as the tools Apple provides to keep them out of it.
Four Great Bluetooth Speakers for Under $100
Here are four inexpensive Bluetooth speakers that all sound great and bring a little something different to the table.
Polaroid’s SX-70, the Greatest Gadget of All Time, Is 41
A remarkable American invention celebrates its birthday today.
How to Find Free Kids E-Books
If you have a bookworm in your family, e-books can be an expensive habit. Fortunately, there are great places to find free versions of many popular titles.
Toshiba’s New KIRAbook Is an Ultra-Ultrabook
The notebook kingpin’s new machine looks good and has the first Retina-class display on an Ultrabook.
Microsoft Mulls a Smartwatch; Here Are the Company’s Strengths and Weaknesses
If smartwatches become the next big thing in tech, Microsoft apparently doesn’t want to be left out.
An Interview with Computing Pioneer Alan Kay
Born in 1940, computer scientist Alan Curtis Kay is one of a handful of visionaries most responsible for the concepts which have propelled personal computing forward over the past thirty years.