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The parent apps: Tracking your teens while they drive
As a parent, you could assume that your teens have taken all of your lectures about the ills of distracted driving to heart. Or you could turn to a growing number of apps designed to let you know exactly what your teens are doing behind the wheel....
Tags: Honda, BMW, Computer Hardware, Apple iPhone, Apple iPad
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IFixit gives HTC One smartphone worst-ever 'repairability' score
Despite praise for its external construction, the HTC One is a very difficult smartphone to repair, according to do-it-yourself website iFixit. The upcoming HTC flagship smartphone is set to go on sale in the U.S. as early as next month. The device...
Tags: Project Glass
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T-Mobile ends contracts, launches LTE and will sell iPhone 5 in April
In an event kicked off by a goofy commercial about a cowboy who's tired of bossing people around, T-Mobile announced it is ending service contracts, launching its LTE network and will start selling the iPhone 5 next month. T-Mobile said it will no...
Tags: T-Mobile, New Products, Marketing, Consumers, Computer Hardware
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T-Mobile drops contract plans, ends phone subsidies
Ahead of a press event Tuesday, T-Mobile quietly updated its website this weekend to announce that it was doing away with service contracts. With the move, T-Mobile becomes the first major U.S. carrier to drop smartphone subsidies. The Seattle company...
Tags: T-Mobile, Computer Hardware, Apple iPhone, Digg Inc., Google Inc.
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What to expect from T-Mobile on Tuesday: IPhone details and more
Users hoping for a T-Mobile iPhone may not have to wait much longer. The Seattle-based carrier has an event planned Tuesday at 8 a.m. PDT where it might finally announce that it will carry the popular Apple smartphone. But that may not be all that T-...
Tags: T-Mobile, New Products, Computer Hardware, Washington, DC, Apple iPhone
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BlackBerry stock falls after Goldman downgrade, 'tepid' Z10 sales
It has a new phone, new technology, even a new stock ticker symbol. But the blows keep coming for BlackBerry. The smartphone maker’s stock price tumbled Monday after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut its rating on the company, citing an...
Tags: Media Industry, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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Google testing poll questions to improve search results
Quick poll: Do you want to answer questions to improve your Google experience? The Silicon Valley tech giant is testing using poll questions to improve the search results it shows to users. The Times spotted the feature Friday, and Google confirmed it...
Tags: Politics, Elections, Google Inc.
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Apple security flaw discovered; two-step verification recommended
A major security flaw was discovered Friday that makes it possible to easily change another user's Apple ID password and hijack the account. Tech news site The Verge said it found the step-by-step tutorial online. The tutorial shows users how to use...
Tags: Apple iPhone
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Review: BlackBerry Z10 delivers, but doesn't stand out [Video]
The BlackBerry Z10 went on sale Friday in the U.S., and BlackBerry loyalists will like the improvements that come with the new smartphone and operating system. But for consumers who are looking for an alternative to Apple's iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S...
Tags: New Products, Culture, Skype, Google Inc., Netflix Inc.
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Most consumers won't pay $1,500 for a Google Glass
A new poll says 46% of consumers surveyed would not spend more than $500 for Google's smartphone-like eyewear -- early versions of which the company is selling for $1,500. Nearly a quarter said they would not spend more than $1,000 for the glasses. Only...
Tags: Project Glass, Consumers, Google Inc.
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Amazon creates 'Send to Kindle' button for quickly saving articles
Amazon.com has introduced a way for users to quickly save and send news articles as well as other items to their Kindle devices for later, off-line reading. "The Send to Kindle Button lets people easily send that content to their Kindle so they can it...
Tags: Amazon Kindle, Apple iPhone, Google Inc.
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Ex-BlackBerry CEO starts fund to make 'Star Trek' device a reality
BlackBerry inventor Mike Lazaridis is the latest techie trying to build a real-life medical tricorder, a fictional handheld device on "Star Trek" that enables users to quickly diagnose ailments and take health measurements. Lazaridis, who stepped down...
Tags: High Blood Pressure, Medical Research, Qualcomm Inc., Medical Procedures and Tests
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