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• • Google
  • News
  • Software

  Google Asks FISA Court to Allow Publication of Data Requests

  Google this week filed a petition with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, requesting that it be allowed to reveal how many requests for information it receives from the secretive court. The...

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  HP Z420 Review

  The HP Z420 is a powerful, expandable workstation. It combines the power of a quad-core Intel Xeon processor with an Nvidia Quadro graphics to give you a powerhouse system that can...

• • Google
  • News
  • Software

  AG Slams Google for Links to Pharmacies, Pirated Content

  Mississippi’s attorney general announced today that he will subpoena Google for records about its activity surrounding rogue, online pharmacies, as well as pirated content. “Google is aiding and abetting criminal activity...

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  Paper App Team FiftyThree Snags $15M in Funding

  FiftyThree — the group behind the 2012 iPad App of the Year — just got a $15 million dollar boost to its popular design application, Paper. The New York-based company today...

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  Google Adds ‘Carousel’ to Search Results

  A Google search for local restaurants, bars, and hotels will now send you on a carousel ride of sorts through the results. Desktop users will soon see an interactive “carousel,” as...

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  Nuance’s Dragon Update Brings Voice Recognition to PC, Car

  Nuance Communications today gave its Dragon software a boost on the PC and Android. With Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12, typing is a thing of the past, as the software now supports voice...

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  Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch Review

  The Lenovo ThinkPad X Carbon Touch is the ultrabook your executive users will want. (4 out of 5) Pros Slim Speedy SSD 1,600 by 900 resolution screen Great keyboard Dual pointing...

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  Huawei Unveils Super-Slim Ascend P6 Smartphone

  Huawei on Tuesday unveiled its new super-slim Ascend P6 smartphone, though it is currently only scheduled to be released in China and Western Europe. Huawei said the 4.7-inch P6 is the...

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  NSA: We Can’t Flip Switch to Read Your Emails, Listen to Calls

  Officials from the National Security Agency and FBI today defended U.S. surveillance programs, arguing that recent leaks present only part of the story and could jeopardize the safety of Americans. NSA...

• • AT&T
  • News
  • Phone Providers

  Fastest Mobile Network 2013 Winners? AT&T and You

  After months of driving around the country to test wireless networks, PCMag has named AT&T the Fastest Mobile Network in the United States. Last year, AT&T put up some solid numbers,...

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  Oculus Nabs $16M in Funding for Virtual Reality ‘Rift’ Headset

  Following a successful $2.4 million Kickstarter campaign, the makers of the Oculus Rift virtual reality gadget just pocketed another $16 million investment from Spark Capital and Matrix Partners. “We were fortunate...

• • Amazon
  • News

  Amazon Launches Group Gift Cards for Facebook

  You know how you always get a bunch of well wishes on Facebook when it’s your birthday? What if instead of just writing “happy birthday” on your timeline, each one of...

• • iPhone Apps
  • Reviews

  Done Not Done (for iPhone) Review

  Done Not Done aims to help you keep lists of books, music, and movie and television shows that you have watched (“done”) and have yet to watch (“not done”) but it...

• • News

  Snowden Defends Leaks; Instagram Video Rumor; Chromebooks to Hit Walmart

  Topping tech headlines on Monday, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden conducted a question-and-answer session on The Guardian’s website, in which he stood by earlier statements regarding the secretive government agency and suggested...

• • News

  Tesla to Demo New Battery-Swapping Tech

  A few months ago, Tesla founder Elon Musk became embroiled in a disagreement with a New York Times reviewer over the battery life of the company’s new Model S electric car....

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  Smart Devices SmartQ U7 Review

  The Smart Devices SmartQ U7 is an Android tablet with a pretty nifty built-in pico projector, but you’re paying a premium for it and getting dated specs to boot. (3.5 out...

• • News
  • Phone Providers
  • Sprint

  Sprint Rolls Out 4G LTE in 22 More Cities

  Just in time for summer, Sprint is expanding its 4G LTE network to an additional 22 cities. Users in “hotspots” like Miami, New Orleans, Raleigh, and Tampa can now download videos,...

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  Yahoo Jumps on Disclosure Bandwagon, Pledges More Transparency

  Yahoo this week joined Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook in revealing the number of user data requests it has received from law enforcement agencies. The Internet firm received between 12,000 and 13,000...

• • Articles
  • Software

  The Sneakiest Kinds of Malware

  Some malware attacks are so blatant you can’t miss the fact that you’ve been victimized. Ransomware programs lock out all access to your computer until you pay to have it unlocked....

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  Adobe Photoshop CC Review

  Photoshop is not only more powerful than ever, it’s a better deal than ever. No other image-editing software comes close. (5 out of 5) Editor’s Choice Pros Sleek interface Content-aware move...