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If you’ve ever searched a computer’s apps or settings, you know how frustrating it can be to guess the keywords you’ll need to get a result — why can’t you just say what you want and let the PC figure it out? Microsoft must have asked itself that… - Windows Phone 8.1's new apps let you make reading lists and bite-sized movies
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Tomas van Houtryve is a photographer with an eye for reframing perspectives — particularly those we’re more used to seeing in modern conflict. The image above is taken from a 16-page photo essay featured in April’s Harper’s Magazine (incidentally,… - Mercedes' first electric vehicle for the US has a Tesla heart and plenty of muscle
I shouldn’t be imagining the sound of crickets when test-driving a brand-new Mercedes, but that’s exactly what happened to me this week with the company’s B-Class Electric. In this case, however, it’s actually a good thing: The new US-bound EV, which…
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Counterclockwise: revisiting Motorola's iconic phones
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Nokia 3.1 in for review
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How choosing official Apple Certified Refurbished Products can save you money?
Marketing 101, the success of one product creates a Halo effect' to persuade and incentivize consumers to buy other products from your portfolio. Thus Apple hopes that by purchasing an iPhone, iPad or even an Apple Watch, you'll consider buying another Apple product when it's time to replace your aging laptop, for example, you'll choose a MacBook/MacBook Pro. For many though Apple products' pricing in relation to their hardware is enough to put them off. Not known by many, it's an open secret that you can buy refurbished Apple tech directly from Apple's online store, and save a chunk of...
