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Whisper and Secret bring back anonymous online identitiesNew phone apps such as Whisper and Secret revitalize the idea that "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
Facebook drones? Report says yes.It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… a drone with Internet access? New reports point to Facebook investing in drone technology company Titan Aerospace to get the next billion people online.
HTC One: Cracked phone? Fix the screen for free.Broken HTC One? The company will replace cracked phone screens free of charge. HTC will even over-night the new One screen for $29.
Apple brings iOS to cars with CarPlaySmart phone companies are in a mad dash to win over your car's dashboard. The most recent offering? CarPlay, which puts iOS on your dashboard and Siri in the passenger seat.
Android, not Apple, dominated the tablet market in 2013For the first time ever, Apple's iOS took a backseat to Google's Android in the tablet wars.Â
Microsoft shake-up turns former political operative into head of strategyAccording to a handful of reports, Microsoft will wave goodbye to top-ranking executives Tony Bates and Tami Reller, and promote former political operative Mark Penn to head of strategy.Â
Spotify, iTunes, Pandora: How music-streaming services compareOld services, such as Spotify, add features. New ones, such as Beats, come online.
AboutTheData.com asks if you recognize your online selfAcxiom's AboutTheData.com lets you see and edit what marketers think they know about you.
AboutTheData.com asks if you recognize your online selfAcxiom's AboutTheData.com lets you see and edit what marketers think they know about you.
How PewDiePie conquered YouTubeThe new YouTube celebrities: gamers. Millions of people love to watch other people playing games online.
How PewDiePie conquered YouTubeThe new YouTube celebrities: gamers. Millions of people love to watch other people playing games online.
OK Google: Hands-free search debuts on Chrome BetaNo need to wash your hands of cookie dough if you forget how many ounces are in a cup while cooking. Google has integrated its hands-free search function, OK Google, into its new Chrome Beta.
Why would Microsoft release a free version of Windows 8.1?New reports suggest that Microsoft could bundle Windows 8.1 and Bing into a low-cost bundle.Â
How to name a patch of Mars real estate for only $5Uwingu, a space-centric start-up, is selling naming rights to 500,000 craters. But there are a few caveats.Â
Welcome to the Google Doodle book club Want to join Google’s book club? Look no further than its Doodles. Check out Google's reading list.
T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon set customers 'free'T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon give clients a new option to trade up faster – at a price.
Netflix, Amazon, Apple build kid-safe zones with parental controlsOnline playgrounds from Netflix, Amazon, and Apple give kids room to be themselves, without straying too far.
Sony Xperia Z2: One name, two premium gadgetsSony Xperia Z2 is a tablet and it is also a phone – but they are not the same device. Very confusing. If the Sony Xperia Z2 are not your style, check out budget-friendly Xperia M2 smart phone.Â
Meet the Boeing Black, a smart phone worthy of a spyThe Boeing Black will brick itself if unauthorized users attempt to break the casing of the device.Â
Google doodle: Did John Steinbeck spy for the CIA?Writer John Steinbeck offered to work for the CIA during the cold war. Evidence suggests that the agency accepted.Â