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Oh, no, not Silicon Valley again
But wait, the overachieving, high-ambition young stars who power the Web these days aren't irredeemably awful.
"Grand Theft Auto IV" is a dark urban masterpiece
With a fictional universe of astonishing cleverness and complexity, this is one of the smartest video games ever created.
Evernote: Software to help you remember everything, forever
By photographing and saving all that you encounter, you can build a search engine for your life.
My new start-up: I Google For You
The search engine for busy people.
How local TV embraced fake news
Americans' first source in news is overrun by marketing videos.
Why Apple fans hate tech reporters
On hot-button issues -- the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or the Mac-PC divide -- we're quick to see bias in even the most objective news.
How photos support your own "reality"
Why do 9/11 deniers see an alternative story in pictures of the attacks? Because we all interpret images according to our biases.
Does "Obama Girl" help Obama?
Author Clay Shirky explains how the Internet's capacity to create ad hoc groups has altered the media, business and politics -- especially the 2008 campaign.
Will they call it Microhoo? Yahosoft?
Whatever they call it, stick a fork in them, they're done
Apple's solid Macworld is kind of a letdown
Steve Jobs puts out a super-thin notebook, a movie rental plan, a better Apple TV, and some improvements for the iPhone.
Was the New Hampshire vote stolen?
The Web is abuzz with allegations of fraud, and Dennis Kucinich is asking for a recount. The charges don't hold water, but this problem is not going away.
The year in technology
The iPhone was great, except for its restrictions. And guess who's dialing up a better mobile Web now?
"Love and Sex With Robots"
Is that a hard drive in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
Amazon's Kindle won't spark your e-book fire
The retailer gets a lot right with its new reader. Too bad it's so damned expensive.
Once and for all, proof that Macs are cheaper than PCs
Let's put to rest the myth that an Apple computer will set you back more than a Windows PC. In fact, it'll cost you less.
Why I miss the dead-tree newspaper
I can skim the print version of the the New York Times in a half-hour. You can't do that online!
Why are Bluetooth headsets so lame?
In search of a hands-free phone headset that won't make people hate you.
The new Roomba sucks. Really well
IRobot's newest vacuuming robot has improved cleaning power and better handling to get around your filthy home. But is the Roomba happy?
Why Blockbuster is gaining on Netflix
The retail giant's online DVD service offers one great advantage over Netflix: Instant returns at the store. Trouble is, Netflix won't let you leave.
How bots rigged D.C.'s "hot" reporter contest
Trying to find the hottest reporter in the nation's capital is like trying to elect a president in Ukraine. Don't expect fairness.
How "Guitar Hero" saved guitar music
Contrary to some purists' claims, the popular video game is inspiring kids to rock out for real.
Apple's fantastic new iMac
Steve Jobs unveils a snazzy new all-in-one computer, plus a redesigned suite of applications.
Meet Zonbu, the amazing $99 green PC
This tiny machine is stylish, silent, cheap and innovative. If engineers work out the kinks, it could be revolutionary.
Google and eBay fight the phone companies
Internet companies are lobbying the FCC to open up wireless networks to new applications and devices. If they win, we could all have cheaper, better, more wonderful cellphones.
Freeing the iPhone the legal way
Lawmakers and consumer advocates push for rules to block wireless firms from locking gadgets and charging high cancellation fees.
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