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The Panasonic Toughbook Doesn’t Want a Cushy Day Job
The Panasonic Toughbook has endured 20 years of hard use, and it still sets the standard for computing durability today.
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TechIs This Phone the Answer to Smartphone Privacy?
The Blackphone 2 gets aggressive with security, because there’s no measure too great to make sure your selfies are secure.
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Tech6 Monitors to Improve Your Daily View
Open your eyes to the wide-screen beauty of a full-width monitor.
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TechReading Apps that Antiquate the Morning Newspaper
The best reading apps for perusing literature and news on your tablet or smartphone.
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TechWill the Sharing Economy Change the World?
A look at how sharing platforms like Uber and Airbnb positively and negatively affect our world.
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TechRobinhood and the Easy Money Apps
A new breed of money apps — Robinhood, Acorns and Digit — are transforming the way people save and invest.
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TechThis $35 Device is the Future of Computing
Raspberry Pi is a full-fledged computer that can fit snugly inside of an Altoids tin, and it costs just $35.
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TechDecrypted: Health is the New Gold
Tracking your health is attracting big data and big business — and in an era where personal data is the new currency, health information is solid gold.
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TechThe Best of CES 2015
All the happenings at the International Consumer Electronics Show — CES 2015 — including groundbreaking introductions and glaring vacancies.
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Today in GearToday in Gear, CES 2015 Edition: January 6, 2015
This week on Today in Gear, we’re bringing you daily, on-the-ground coverage from the Consumer Electronics Show.
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Today in GearToday in Gear, CES 2015 Edition: January 5, 2015
This week on Today in Gear, we’re bringing you daily, on-the-ground coverage from the Consumer Electronics Show.
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TechSerial, and Putting Longform Radio Back on the Map
Despite overflowing Twitter feeds, unending notification pings, busier schedules, and a lust for just getting to the point, there’s an opportunity for the podcast to tell stories worth paying attention to.
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FitnessStay Healthy Through Winter with the Power of Metrics
Part of staying active (and in turn, healthy) is understanding what your body is doing each day. Fitbit‘s focus on data has led to a suite of tools that make it easy to visualize a day, month, or even year’s worth of activity.
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ArchiveAsus AC2400 RT-AC87U Wireless Router
Home routers are boring. They’re the kind of thing you buy because you have to — because you can’t plug an Ethernet jack into your phone.
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ArchiveLogitech Harmony Ultimate
Home automation has been a beautiful mess for years, with walled gardens and incompatible ecosystems making it impossible to gain traction on a mainstream level. Logitech’s Harmony Ultimate Home Remote is the ideal fence straddler, caring not about what systems you use and serving only to unify a million fragmented components.
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ArchiveMicrosoft Surface Pro 3
Microsoft first few Surface attempts were lackluster, but now it’s playing for keeps.
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ArchiveThe Best Smartphones of 2014
Selecting a single smartphone to sit atop 2014’s pedestal just felt awkward.
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ArchiveSony Walkman NWZ-A17 Hi Res Digital Music Player
Sony knows full well that it won’t soon rival Apple when it comes to owning the portable music market, but rather than conceding everything, it’s venturing to stake a claim among audiophiles. If you care more about resolution and bitrate than device convergence, there’s a Walkman for that.