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More people are mapping their way through life using smartphones than ever before, forgoing desktop services such as Mapquest, according to new comScore data.
The number of users who accessed mobile mapping sites or apps in the last six months jum…
MyFitnessPal—the company behind the hugely popular diet tracking iOS app of the same name—on Tuesday announced a pair of significant milestones: It has amassed more than 30 million registered users, and it’s launched a new, private API with …
Google recently announced an updated search experiment that lets you integrate documents from Google Drive and Calendar appointments into your searches on Google.com and Gmail. Integrated search will also include improvements to Gmail’s new autocom…
Electronics manufacturer Foxconn Technology Group said on Tuesday that students as young as 14, below the legal working age, were found employed at a company factory in China that has been said to make products for Japanese gaming firm Nintendo.
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For $100 (as of 10/05/2012), the Epson Expression Home XP-400 Small-in-One color inkjet multifunction printer (MFP) delivers a lot of bang for the buck. The controls are top-notch and intuitive, the unit doesn’t take up much space, and the output …
The OS X text-editor market is burgeoning, especially with the advent of the Mac App Store and the capability to store documents on iCloud (and otherwise in the cloud). These writing apps range from minimalist text editors with few options to relat…
Editor’s note: This review has been updated substantially—and the rating increased by a full level—after hearing Fitbit got in touch with us to offer technical support. The updates focus on issues related to background syncing, and are addre…
What it lacks in speed, the $250 Brother HL-5470DW monochrome laser printer makes up for in good-quality output and cheap toner. In fact, in terms of price per page, the HL-5470DW is one of the cheapest-to-operate printers on the market—inkjet o…
Editor’s note: The following article is reprinted from Macworld UK. Visit Macworld UK’s blog page for the latest Mac news from across the Atlantic.
The arrival of Guild Wars 2 for the Mac took us rather by surprise. The PC version launched i…
I usually cover one Gem per column, but today I’ve got two simple apps that complement iTunes. One is an update to a previous Gem, and the other is new for Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8).
Skip Tunes 2.0.1
Back in February, I reviewed Skip Tunes 1.0,…
There’s nothing remotely stylish or cool-looking about SeaSucker’s $90 iPad Mounting System (also called the Naked Flex Mount on the company’s website), but there’s also nothing I’ve seen that grips an iPad quite as tightly. The Flex Mou…
Two years ago, I reviewed Redcort Software’s Virtual TimeClock and I’m happy to report that the latest version remains substantially unchanged and is still an excellent cross platform solution for tracking employees’ work time. Redcort Soft…
Two years ago, I reviewed Redcort Software’s Virtual TimeClock and I’m happy to report that the latest version remains substantially unchanged and is still an excellent cross platform solution for tracking employees’ work time. Redcort Soft…
Two years ago, I reviewed Redcort Software’s Virtual TimeClock and I’m happy to report that the latest version remains substantially unchanged and is still an excellent cross platform solution for tracking employees’ work time. Redcort Soft…
Steve DelBianco is worried that the U.S. Congress will soon pass a law allowing states to collect sales taxes from most online sellers.
An expected push for online sales tax legislation in Congress in 2013 is a “clear and present danger to the I…
In comes a new lawsuit, out goes an old one. Plus, exactly who manages all of Apple’s cash? And it’s two Steves for the price of none. The remainders for Tuesday, October 2, 2012 are a steal.
Samsung files lawsuit against Apple over latest i…