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Miss Netiquette’s guide to using Craigslist without acting like a total weirdo
Social media can be a tricky thing to navigate and no one has written the rules on codes of conduct. We're here to help you with best practices for sites Web-wide, including the Internet's black market, Craigslist. Here's how to keep from alienating your…
Playing God: Meet the man who built the most lifelike android ever
Robot-building "genius" Dr. David Hanson will unveil the world's most lifelike humanoid robot at the GF2045 conference in June. Here, he gives us his insights on the future of robotics, and how they could change civilization as we know it.
Yamaha PDX-B11 Review
The Yamaha PDX-B11 is rugged and can certainly play loud, but with its unbalanced sound signature and lack of rechargeable battery, we must stop short of recommending it.
- Pros: Clean, powerful midrange, Ample max volume, Rugged const...
- Cons: Sharp, brittle upper register, Poor feature set, Occasio...
10 games we’d like to see turned into movies (and how we’d make them)
Hollywood hasn’t traditionally been the best caretaker of video game properties when it comes to film adaptations. That could soon change though, and once the flood gates are lifted, there will be plenty more to follow. Here are a few we’d like to see.
Best Buy stocking 4K Ultra HD TVs to spark sales
Best Buy has announced that 700 of its stores in the U.S. will start selling Sony 4K Ultra HD TVs on Sunday as part of an initiative to generate more sales in its stagnant TV business.
Connected cars are the next mobile frontier, and BlackBerry has a head start
While BlackBerry’s smartphone business has notoriously struggled in recent years, its QNX operating system has made major inroads in connected cars, which could lend it an advantage down the line.
Lenovo ThinkPad T431s Review
Lenovo’s has a new piece in the puzzle that is its product lineup: the T431s. Slotting between the inexpensive T430u and the expensive Carbon X1, this new Ultrabook tries to offer functional portability at reasonable price. But has cutting weight also…
- Pros: Professional yet attractive design, Light and portable, ...
- Cons: Poor display quality, Finicky touchpad
The inevitable happens and BangWithFriends gets the App Store boot
If you want to use BangWithFriends, don't look in Apple's App Store - it's banned. The BWF app has only been available for iPhone for a mere week, and already the prudish Apple has given it the ax.
Anthony Gallo Acoustics shows off new audiophile satellite speakers
Anthony Gallo Acoustics, known for trying to pack in big sound in small packages, has unveiled a new set of satellite speakers with the Micro SE and A'Diva SE, both geared towards audiophiles who might be a little crammed for space.
The Financial Times falls victim to the Syrian Electronic Army
The Syrian Electronic Army continues its hacking tour and claims The Financial Times the organization's latest victim.
First Drive: Smart’s gasless ‘ED’ can’t get it up (to speed) very quickly
Eco-conscious buyers get amped as yet another electric car has hit the market. Smart, makers of the Fourtwo, have just debuted an electric version of its funky city car and we take it for a spin to see just how well it stacks up.
Epson’s augmented reality smart glasses show off gesture control at Google I/O
APX Labs showed off its enhanced Moverio BT-100 smart glasses from Epson that can navigate a virtual wall of YouTube videos with a just tilt of your head. The $700 smart glasses feature a pair of transparent lenses so you can see 3D augmented reality content.
Worried about your dirty Snapchats being found? This app promises to clean ‘em up
Worried about accidentally saving Snapchat data? New research says it's possible to recover snaps - but an update to Android app Clean Master is able to wipe this all off your phone.
Tumblr will make Yahoo as cool as that Hot Topic shirt made you in 6th grade
Yahoo is considering purchasing Tumblr for $1 billion. That's a lot of money, but it will also ruin Tumblr. Seriously, you just cannot buy cool.
Samsung releases TecTiles2, new generation of programmable NFC tiles
Samsung announced the release of TecTiles 2, the next generation of programming NFC smart tiles. The tags are compatible with all NFC-enabled Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S4.