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Desktops February 5, 2015

Should USB drives be used for storing files?

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Desktops February 5, 2015

5 laptops for college students that won't break your budget

College may be the best investment for the future, but it certainly doesn’t come cheap.

Desktops February 5, 2015

Amazon comes out with its first $100 tablet

Amazon today launched its lowest-priced tablet yet, which also happens to be the smallest we’ve seen so far.

Desktops February 5, 2015

Google launches Nexus 9, first tablet to run Lollipop

With its new Nexus 9, Google offers consumers a tablet just small enough to hold in one hand, yet large enough for getting some work done.

Desktops February 5, 2015

Are you using the most reliable laptop?

Apple makes the most reliable laptops, according to the 2014 Annual Product Reliability Survey, conducted by the Consumer Reports National Research Center.

Desktops February 5, 2015

Apple iMac gets first-ever 5K display

With high-resolution 4K monitors barely making their way into the computer world, Apple today went steps ahead and launched the first 5K display—which is actually a 27-inch iMac all-in-one comput...

Desktops February 5, 2015

6 ways to declutter your smart phone and tablet

We hope you're following through on your New Year's resolution to get your life organized.

Desktops February 5, 2015

4 reasons you hate cable boxes

If you could shop for your own TV set-top box, you probably wouldn’t pick the frustrating device your TV service provider gave you.

Desktops February 5, 2015

5 questions to ask before you buy a tablet

Thinking about buying a tablet?

Desktops February 5, 2015

FCC votes to move forward on Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposed Open Internet rules

In a vote that split panel members 3-2 today, the FCC moved forward with chairman Tom Wheeler’s proposed Open Internet rules, which essentially revise the Commission's previous Open Internet rule...

Desktops February 5, 2015

Why you might want to subscribe to Netflix in 2014

Poring over a company's financial statement can often be a snooze fest, but recently we found a golden nugget in Netflix's 2013 annual report: The company says it will spend nearly $3 billion thi...