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Desktops June 10, 2016

How No-Contract Smartphone Plans Stack Up

Those smart phones we love so much eat up our data allowances—and our budgets.

Desktops June 10, 2016

Using a Remote Desktop Can Save Your Vacation

During a recent family visit to Florida, I discovered that I'd left behind the photos of my infant niece that I'd promised to share with my parents.

Desktops June 10, 2016

Apple WWDC 2016: What to Expect From the App Store, Siri, and More

A pass to the annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference has become one of the hardest tickets to get in tech, and with good reason: Over the past dozen years or so, the WWDC has become the Cup...

Desktops June 2, 2016

What Your Web Browser Says About You

In his best-selling new book, Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World, Wharton professor Adam Grant—a recent TED speaker—explores why some people are more successful than others in champion...

Desktops June 2, 2016

How to Play iTunes Music on an Android Smartphone

The music-loving world has been shifting toward streaming services such as Spotify and Pandora in recent years, but a good number of us still get music the old-fashioned way: by downloading songs...

Laptops June 1, 2016

Could Chromebooks save the PC industry?

It's no secret that the PC industry has seen some troubling sales within the past year, but a new report suggests that consumers aren't even purchasing computers for the new school year.

Desktops June 1, 2016

What to Watch on Your Google Cardboard

If you're not a gamer—and even if you are—it's hard to justify spending a small fortune on a VR headset such as the $600 Oculus Rift ($600) or HTC Vive ($800) to experience 360-degree video and i...

Desktops June 1, 2016

What to Watch on Your VR Headset

If you're not a gamer—and even if you are—it's hard to justify spending a small fortune on a VR headset such as the $600 on the Oculus Rift ($600) or HTC Vive ($800) to experience 360-degree vide...

Desktops May 31, 2016

Guide to Video Streaming Services

In the early days of video streaming services, your choice was simple: Get Netflix.

Desktops May 25, 2016

Comcast Promises Data Cap Overages Won't Cost More Than $200 a Month

First, the good news: Comcast is upping its data cap for broadband Internet customers from 300MB to 1TB (terabyte) in the markets where it's testing usage-based pricing.

Desktops May 19, 2016

Apple Music and the Case of the Missing Audio Files

Can the Apple Music streaming service, launched in June 2015, remove music files from your hard drive without your permission?