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During a two-hour flight from Buenos Aires to Santiago, Chile, I listened to a whole album on my iPhone while writing several items for the magazine I serve using the "new" iPad. Taking off from Santiago for Toronto (on my way to Hong Kong; don't ask), I continued to write on my iPad, switching my music source to that device.
It's sleek, stunning and has wicked fast data. Can you really wait NINE WHOLE DAYS before you get one?
As much as 25 percent of Internet traffic comes via smartphones; is that killing our ability to communicate while speaking on the phone?
On January 18, a job fair in D.C. will help veterans seeking work. The event is getting a high-tech boost from a local firm.
British Internet provider Virgin Media is to raise Internet speeds over the next year. How many American companies will boost their subscriber's provisioning?
Dropping an iPad from a weather balloon that burst at an altitude of around 100,000 feet may not seem like a great idea, but it is a good way to demonstrate a protective case, I guess.
What the world needs, obviously, is another pair of high-priced headphones endorsed by a celebrity its users are likely never to meet. Well, maybe it does.
There's one word to describe HP's decision to stay in the personal computing business: sensible.
The passing of Steve Jobs marks the end of an era, but, fortunately, not the end of a company.
It might seem as if Apple's legion of fans were disappointed by the non-launch of an "iPhone 5" on Tuesday. But there's much to celebrate nonetheless.
On Wednesday afternoon, FOX 5 DC was kind enough to ask my opinions of the soon-coming Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet and the anticipated iPhone 5 announcement due, reportedly, on Tuesday. Take a look at what I told anchor Shawn Yancy.
Buy some Mac software today only — Aug. 29 — and all of the proceeds will help Vermont flooding victims.
As Apple Inc.'s iPad 2 settles into the market, more cases are appearing. Announcing on Aug. 5 is Belkin, whose case includes a Bluetooth keyboard, handy for writing and other tasks.
Apple's Mac OS X will be on sale July 20, the firm announced late Tuesday in its quarterly earnings call.
The Wall Street Journal reported July 13 that Amazon.com is planning to offer a tablet computer allowing users to read Kindle-format eBooks, listen to music stored on Amazon's cloud-based service, and potentially run other applications. Is this a good idea, or just a stunt?
