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  1. Windows 10’s weirdly disjointed music, video, and store apps

    Windows 10 shakes up the store, music, and video experiences and it's all a bit muddled.

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  2. Faster booting, smaller footprint make Windows 10 an easy upgrade for old PCs

    Comparing Windows 10 to 7, 8.1, and 8.1 with Bing yields impressive results.

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  3. Expert electrical analysis: $340 audiophile cables test “marginal”

    Listeners couldn't distinguish them from spec-failing, garbage-quality cables.

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  4. Nvidia fires up “voluntary recall” of Shield tablets with hot batteries

    Recall affects 8-inch Shield tablets sold between July of 2014 and July of 2015.

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  5. Windows 10 upgrade resets your default browser to Edge; Mozilla is very unhappy

    Windows 10 resets your default app choices. Mozilla asks Microsoft to please reconsider.

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  6. 14 million PCs upgraded to Windows 10 in the first day

    Free upgrades are proving popular.

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  7. Report: New version of Google Glass being “quietly distributed” to workplaces

    Google Glass is back and being aimed at businesses.

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  8. Report: New Apple TV and SDK due in September, maybe for real this time

    Box was reportedly slated for WWDC but was pushed back at the last minute.

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  9. The audiophile’s dilemma: strangers can’t identify $340 cables, either [Updated]

    But pre-set expectations and testing questions make us wonder about our results.

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  10. Chrome tests “discarding” background tabs to save memory

    Chrome nightly builds on Windows and Mac OS can suspend tabs, but keep the data.

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  11. How to do a clean install of Windows 10 (from Windows 7 and 8)

    Using your free Windows 10 upgrade key to do a clean install is trickier than expected.

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  12. Trackpad gestures and keyboard shortcuts, or: Windows 10 for the Mac user

    Window management gets much better, at least if you have the right hardware.

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  1. Windows 10 Mail: Beautiful but bug-ridden

    Review: Mail, Calendar, and People get an upgrade—and some new frustrations.

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  2. Intel and Micron unveil 3D XPoint, a brand new memory technology

    1,000 times faster than NAND, and higher density than DRAM... is this the holy grail?

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  3. New vulnerability can put Android phones into permanent vegetative state

    Malformed video files can be used to crash half of all Android phones.

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  4. Wi-Fi Sense in Windows 10: Yes, it shares your passkeys; no, you shouldn’t be scared

    You have to manually opt into every Wi-Fi network that you want to share.

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  5. Review: Windows 10 is the best version yet—once the bugs get fixed

    Your very own personal assistant, a better browser... and something called the Start menu.

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  6. Apple Pay in the UK now supports cards from HSBC and First Direct

    Barclays is still missing, though, and some people are having issues on the Underground.

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  7. Apple Music exempted from T-Mobile’s data limits and throttling

    Apple Music joins 32 other streaming services in T-Mobile's Music Freedom.

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  8. Hands-on with the 2015 Moto X Pure Edition—stock Android at a great price

    $399 gets you stock Android, a 1440p screen, and a Snapdragon 808.

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  9. Hands-on with the brand-new waterproof Moto G, another $180 wonder

    Better camera, Snapdragon 410, and a 2GB RAM option are the biggest upgrades.

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  10. Ready for round OnePlus 2: A hands-on with a solid phone

    OnePlus One made a strong entrance, now the company is looking for a repeat performance.

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  11. Filmmakers fighting “Happy Birthday” copyright find their “smoking gun”

    A 1927 kids' songbook proves "conclusively the song is in the public domain."

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  12. Musk, Hawking, Wozniak call for ban on autonomous weapons and military AI

    Dozens of researchers and tech experts want to prevent a "military AI arms race."

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  1. Google officially ends forced Google+ integration—First up: YouTube

    Company says forced integration "doesn’t make sense."

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  2. 950 million Android phones can be hijacked by malicious text messages

    Booby-trapped MMS messages and websites exploit flaw in heart of Android.

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  3. Scientists build single-molecule transistor gated with individual atoms

    But unless you have a cryogenic STM at home, personal use is many years away.

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  4. Someone has finally made a portable Bluetooth speaker that doesn’t suck

    Op-ed: The simple, portable, and long-lasting UE Roll succeeds where others have failed.

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  5. China finally lifts 15-year ban on manufacture and sale of games consoles

    Strict censorship and approval process for games is still in place, though.

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  6. They grow up fast: Apple quietly bulks up Swift and Xcode in year two

    From error handling to app thinning, Apple continues to nudge devs away from ObjC.

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  7. The R9 Fury is AMD’s best card in years, but just who is it for?

    If you're thinking about a Fury X, save yourself $150 and buy this instead.

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  8. Planes, trains, and automobiles up close from afar with Nikon’s 83× zoom

    We take another look at NYC with Nikon's incredible camera.

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  9. Android Auto review: A beautiful, but beta alternative to awful OEM solutions

    The occasional frustration still beats the very low bar set by car manufacturers.

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  10. Advanced spyware for Android now available to script kiddies everywhere

    Hacking Team code is the most professionally developed Android malware ever exposed.

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  11. The Amiga turns 30—“Nobody had ever designed a personal computer this way”

    Our epic, eight-part series on the history of the Amiga.

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  12. Dealmaster: Get 1 year of PlayStation Plus for $40, and much more

    The Dealmaster loads up with gaming deals

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