Finding your niche in the cut-throat tablet market is the key to success. Or at least the key to landing in a few kitchens. Archos introduced the ChefPad today. It’s a 9.7-inch Android tablet aimed at the budding chef in ......

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Whelp, Google Docs is down at the moment....

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For a simple, ancient beverage, coffee has gotten pretty high-tech. Though it wasn't long ago that we were drying cherries in the sun, roasting them in a cast-iron pan, grinding the beans with a mortal and pestle, and brewing the ......

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The latest Amazon smartphone rumor has the yet-to-be-announced phone packing a sophisticated 3D holographic screen. This is a very dumb idea. The last place you want images floating in space is your smartphone....

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BlueStacks announced GamePop, a console and subscription service that brings Android games to a television....

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San Francisco rent prices are notoriously sky high, bolstered by the onslaught of newly minted tech millionaires moving up from the peninsula. Can’t swing a $3,000 studio apartment? Hit up AirBnB and you can rent this van in the city’s ......

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