The world’s biggest software company says goodbye to the software era.
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With 41 Megapixels, the Nokia Lumia 1020 Smartphone Bets Big on Photos
It’s not the first megapixel-heavy phone we’ve heard about from Nokia, but this one might actually have a shot in the U.S.
Ford Is Slashing the Price of the 2014 Focus Electric, But It’s Still Pretty Pricey
Got $35,200 burning a hole in your pocket?
Mm-Hmm: Toddler Uses Dad’s Smartphone to Buy a Car Off of eBay
This seems like such a brilliant, brilliant plan.
Facebook Etiquette: Avoid These 5 Common Mistakes
We’ve identified the most common sharing missteps, most of which you’ve probably seen in your own news feed—or even made yourself.
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PCWorld Exits Print, and the Era of Computer Magazines Ends
The last of the big general-interest PC magazines is no longer a magazine.
Google Latitude and the Squandered Potential of Google+
Google keeps demolishing good services and making Google+ more bloated.
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Review: Sony’s Xperia Z Smartphone Is Waterproof and (Mostly) Winning
The most serious Sony phone in years is finally available in the U.S.
Happy Anniversary, Apple App Store! Now About That Discovery Problem…
Welcome to the new undiscovered country.
Google Maps Update Brings Dedicated Android Tablet and iPad Versions
Google has updated its Maps app, rolling the new-ness out now to Android devices and coming soon to Apple portables.
Apple Found Guilty in E-Book Price Fixing Conspiracy Trial
In a significant blow to the world’s largest tech company, a federal judge ruled that Apple “facilitated a conspiracy” with publishers to raise the price of e-books, costing consumers millions of dollars.
The Dying Art of Handwriting
Handwriting isn’t just for style — it’s important to learning, memory and success.