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Amazon’s latest Fire HD 8 tablets boast sleeker looks and wireless charging
These are all of the Alexa devices Amazon unveiled today
Today, Amazon held its second-annual hardware deluge. Like last year, the company had a lot to unveil. It revealed a slew of Echo devices, Alexa-powered wearables, Ring's first indoor security cam and a smart oven. The company also shared Alexa updat...
Fisher-Price built a stationary bike for your toddler
Fresh air? Sunlight? Who needs that mess when your kid can get all the exercise they need while exploring the Great Indoors? Here at CES, Fisher-Price debuted its Think & Learn Smart Cycle. If you think it looks like a tiny $150 SoulCycle bike wi...
Best Buy is a Dinosaur and Canary
You might be tempted to lump recent news about Best Buy’s disappointing holiday performance into the long-running narrative about that retail giant’s slow slide toward irrelevance and extinction. Don...
Time has Come for Bigger iPhone 6
Another week brings more rumors of an iPhone 6 with a bigger screen; this time around the skinny from a Chinese analyst is that the next Apple superphone will arrive in two larger sizes — 4.7 and 5.7...
Microsoft Should Embrace Nokia’s Android Project
While the rumours are still unconfirmed, there’s a lot of talk about Nokia’s Android phone. It appears to have the codename Normandy and developed to complement Nokia’s low-end Asha handsets. It may...
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Amazon Tested Kindle Kiosk Vending Machines
Jeff Bezos’ Amazon is expanding into the retail sector. Its Kindle Kiosks will be installed at various spots such as airports and commercial malls. They are like chocolate vending machines with the...
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WWE Network streaming service to launch for $9.99 a month
It's been a long time coming. For four years, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has been working day and night on a dedicated 24/7 network. Apparently the media company was inspired by the...
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Nimblestand Review: Holding Your Tablet And Keyboard Together In Perfect Harmony
Tablets are brilliant devices for consuming content, but more and more people are finding them to be good tools for creativity. I for one enjoy the reduced distractions on offer when I write on a...
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