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Cutting Down Hotel Wi-Fi Costs
Many luxury chains gouge you for Wi-Fi. But there are bargains, and price-cutting strategies -
Consumer Electronics
Best Buy's Homegrown Tablet
The electronics retailer say that on Nov. 11 it will start selling an Android tablet called the Insignia Flex for around $250 -
Gadgets & Accessories
Beats’ New Headphones Are for the Corner Office
The fashionable audio company makes a move for the business-class consumer -
Economy
Lesson of the iPad: In Tough Times, Treat Yourself
The U.S. consumer has cut back, but she still needs the occasional indulgence -
Personal Technology
The World’s First 3D-Printed Acoustic Guitar
Industrial designer Scott Summit has used 3D printing technology to build a custom acoustic guitar that could lead to major changes in the music industry -
Personal Technology
Activision, the Anti-Zynga
The company's aversion to social gaming has paid off with the Skylanders franchise, whose sales may hit $1 billion in 2013 -
Personal Technology
World Maker Faire 2012
DIY tech projects get a showcase in Queens -
Consumer Electronics
Play/Pause: A Look at 30 Years of the Compact Disc
It was 30 years ago that Sony introduced the CDP-101, the world's first compact disc player. A look back at the three decades since -
Personal Technology
Fighting to Tell You What's on TV Tonight
New boxes provide personalized cloud-based channel guides -
innovator
Pantelis Alexopoulos's Push for Slimmer Disk Drives
The executive director of Singapore's Data Storage Institute is on the verge of unveiling a drive just over half the thickness of the industry standard -
Personal Technology
How to Find Porn on the Internet
ICM Registry's Lawley wants to help you navigate 23 million pages of porn sites -
Personal Technology
Beam Yourself Anywhere for $16,000
Suitable Technologies, a Silicon Valley startup, has released its much-awaited videoconferencing system on wheels -
Personal Technology
Live-Blogging Hitachi's 100-Million-Year Storage Test
Hitachi has created a data-storage method that it says uses quartz glass to preserve information for more than 100 million years. We present a minute-by-minute account of the testing process -
Apple
Cheaper Lightning for the IPhone 5
Apple promotes its Lightning Adapter to make the iPhone 5 compatible with older accessories. But there's a cheaper way -
Apps & Software
Ancestry.com's Genealogical Juggernaut
The online genealogy industry's market leader cleans up by uncovering links (Obama and Brad Pitt?) you never dreamed of
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