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Netflix Bets Big on Streaming Kids
The streaming media company is paying for 300 hours of new programs to be based on characters from DreamWorks Animation films -
Personal Technology
Wrapping Computers Around Your Feet
A startup makes socks with sensors woven into the fabric so runners can keep track of everything that happens to their feet during a jog -
Profiles
A Private Search Engine's Prism Boost Isn't Quite Its Breakout Moment
Searches on DuckDuckGo are up 33 percent since the NSA's Prism program came to light, but they're still only a fraction of the major players' -
innovator
Innovation: Phil Dumas's Kevo, a Tap-to-Unlock Door System
Unlock deadbolts without reaching for your keys -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Personal Technology
Playstation Courts Gamers as Xbox Aims for Living Rooms
With Sony and Microsoft releasing new details about gaming consoles at this week's E3, Sony seems the early favorite among gamers, but success has other measures -
Apple
At Apple’s WWDC, Big Updates Without Big Surprises
The introduction of such products as OS X Mavericks and iTunes Radio did little to move the tech giant’s stock price -
Personal Technology
Tablet Adoption Is on a Blistering Pace, With Parents Leading the Way
Tablet computers are being adopted faster than any digital technology in history, and parents are leading the way -
Design
Meet the Ava 500, the Roomba's Corporate Cousin
IRobot's latest product is designed to navigate corporate offices autonomously and facilitate videoconference calls -
Personal Technology
Samsung Hits a Speed Bump
Now that U.S. consumers own high-end smartphones, Samsung must compete in developing economies with cost-cutters Huawei and Lenovo -
Gadgets & Accessories
IMAX Has a New Home Theater for Your Very Big, Very Nice House
IMAX will begin migrating its high-end cinema experience into the home—for those who can afford the $2 million price tag and have the space for it -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Personal Technology
Charlie Rose Talks to Evernote CEO Phil Libin
Evernote's chief discusses keeping user data private, the path to an IPO, and why the app is a hit in Japan -
Consumer Electronics
Why Do Hearing Aids Cost More Than Laptops?
Unlike microprocessors, hearing aids have become more expensive over time. Some Web-based startups are cutting the price -
Courts
Prenda Law Update: Who Put the Porn on BitTorrent?
An attorney for the defendants suspects the firm may have uploaded the films itself
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Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Profiles
A Private Search Engine's Prism Boost Isn't Quite Its Breakout Moment
Searches on DuckDuckGo are up 33 percent since the NSA's Prism program came to light, but they're still only a fraction of the major players' -
Personal Technology
Playstation Courts Gamers as Xbox Aims for Living Rooms
With Sony and Microsoft releasing new details about gaming consoles at this week's E3, Sony seems the early favorite among gamers, but success has other measures -
Apple
At Apple’s WWDC, Big Updates Without Big Surprises
The introduction of such products as OS X Mavericks and iTunes Radio did little to move the tech giant’s stock price -
Personal Technology
Tablet Adoption Is on a Blistering Pace, With Parents Leading the Way
Tablet computers are being adopted faster than any digital technology in history, and parents are leading the way -
Entertainment
Netflix Bets Big on Streaming Kids
The streaming media company is paying for 300 hours of new programs to be based on characters from DreamWorks Animation films -
Consumer Electronics
Why Do Hearing Aids Cost More Than Laptops?
Unlike microprocessors, hearing aids have become more expensive over time. Some Web-based startups are cutting the price -
Personal Technology
The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose -
Personal Technology
Samsung Hits a Speed Bump
Now that U.S. consumers own high-end smartphones, Samsung must compete in developing economies with cost-cutters Huawei and Lenovo -
Personal Technology
HBO GO Without Paying for Cable? It May Be a Tease
The not-TV network is weighing streaming for nonsubscribers -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Personal Technology
Netflix, Reed Hastings Survive Missteps to Join Silicon Valley's Elite
How Netflix—which accounts for a third of all Web traffic on any given weeknight—cheated death, outmaneuvered Hollywood, and innovated its way into tech's top tier -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Gadgets & Accessories
IMAX Has a New Home Theater for Your Very Big, Very Nice House
IMAX will begin migrating its high-end cinema experience into the home—for those who can afford the $2 million price tag and have the space for it
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Consumer Electronics
Why Do Hearing Aids Cost More Than Laptops?
Unlike microprocessors, hearing aids have become more expensive over time. Some Web-based startups are cutting the price -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Gadgets & Accessories
IMAX Has a New Home Theater for Your Very Big, Very Nice House
IMAX will begin migrating its high-end cinema experience into the home—for those who can afford the $2 million price tag and have the space for it -
Personal Technology
Samsung Hits a Speed Bump
Now that U.S. consumers own high-end smartphones, Samsung must compete in developing economies with cost-cutters Huawei and Lenovo -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Apple
The U.S. Bans iPhone Imports: Big Deal or No?
It's never a good thing to have your products banned from the U.S., though this decision may prove to be less than catastrophic for Apple -
Apple
At Apple’s WWDC, Big Updates Without Big Surprises
The introduction of such products as OS X Mavericks and iTunes Radio did little to move the tech giant’s stock price -
Personal Technology
Yahoo Mail Users, Prepare for Creepy, Gmail-Style Ads
In the Marissa Mayer era, users who don't like it are encouraged to shut down their accounts -
Gadgets & Accessories
Introducing Whistle, a Fitbit for Dogs
Silicon Valley ushers in the Quantified Pooch Movement -
Personal Technology
Tablet Adoption Is on a Blistering Pace, With Parents Leading the Way
Tablet computers are being adopted faster than any digital technology in history, and parents are leading the way -
Personal Technology
Charlie Rose Talks to Evernote CEO Phil Libin
Evernote's chief discusses keeping user data private, the path to an IPO, and why the app is a hit in Japan -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Profiles
A Private Search Engine's Prism Boost Isn't Quite Its Breakout Moment
Searches on DuckDuckGo are up 33 percent since the NSA's Prism program came to light, but they're still only a fraction of the major players' -
Personal Technology
Playstation Courts Gamers as Xbox Aims for Living Rooms
With Sony and Microsoft releasing new details about gaming consoles at this week's E3, Sony seems the early favorite among gamers, but success has other measures -
Courts
Prenda Law Update: Who Put the Porn on BitTorrent?
An attorney for the defendants suspects the firm may have uploaded the films itself
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Consumer Electronics
Why Do Hearing Aids Cost More Than Laptops?
Unlike microprocessors, hearing aids have become more expensive over time. Some Web-based startups are cutting the price -
Personal Technology
Playstation Courts Gamers as Xbox Aims for Living Rooms
With Sony and Microsoft releasing new details about gaming consoles at this week's E3, Sony seems the early favorite among gamers, but success has other measures -
Apple
The U.S. Bans iPhone Imports: Big Deal or No?
It's never a good thing to have your products banned from the U.S., though this decision may prove to be less than catastrophic for Apple -
Personal Technology
Samsung Hits a Speed Bump
Now that U.S. consumers own high-end smartphones, Samsung must compete in developing economies with cost-cutters Huawei and Lenovo -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Personal Technology
Tablet Adoption Is on a Blistering Pace, With Parents Leading the Way
Tablet computers are being adopted faster than any digital technology in history, and parents are leading the way -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Personal Technology
HBO GO Without Paying for Cable? It May Be a Tease
The not-TV network is weighing streaming for nonsubscribers -
Profiles
A Private Search Engine's Prism Boost Isn't Quite Its Breakout Moment
Searches on DuckDuckGo are up 33 percent since the NSA's Prism program came to light, but they're still only a fraction of the major players' -
Apple
At Apple’s WWDC, Big Updates Without Big Surprises
The introduction of such products as OS X Mavericks and iTunes Radio did little to move the tech giant’s stock price -
Gadgets & Accessories
IMAX Has a New Home Theater for Your Very Big, Very Nice House
IMAX will begin migrating its high-end cinema experience into the home—for those who can afford the $2 million price tag and have the space for it -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Courts
Apple's Book Price-Fixing Trial, Cliffs Notes Edition
The background, what's at stake, and who's the villain in Apple's trial over setting prices on e-books -
Courts
Prenda Law Update: Who Put the Porn on BitTorrent?
An attorney for the defendants suspects the firm may have uploaded the films itself -
Personal Technology
The Great Dumbing Down of Video Gaming Consoles
Sony and Microsoft used to spend billions of dollars on custom chips for their consoles, but now they're buying off-the-shelf silicon
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