March 30, 2012

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A better way to share me with your friends and family

Share Bar

You may notice I've added a brand new sharing bar on my site. It appears under the title of any page you visit. That's so you can easily share useful content with friends on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and by email. So, don't be selfish - share me with everyone!

Half of U.S. homes use Apple

A new survey from CNBC reveals that 51 percent of U.S. households own at least one Apple product. In those homes, people have an average of three Apple devices. Whether you want a laptop or a desktop, Apple is a great choice. I tell you which Mac computer is right for you. >>

House denies ban on employer snooping

Rep. Ed Perlmutter proposed a Congressional ban on employers asking applicants for their Facebook password. The amendment, attached to a bill proposing new FCC regulations, was rejected 236-184. Employers may not need your Facebook password to snoop on your profile. Make sure your privacy settings are set correctly. >>

Bendable screens coming soon

Electronics company LG will begin mass producing flexible plastic display screens. The screens can bend up to 40 degrees and will first appear on new e-readers. I can help you find an e-reader that will do everything but fold. Read my buying guide. >>

Smartphone use rising quickly

According to Nielsen, 49.7 percent of cellphones used in the U.S. are now smartphones. Last year, smartphones accounted only for 36 percent. Thinking of taking the plunge on a smartphone? Find out which one is best for you. >>

Playstation 4 could arrive next year

Rumor has it that the successor to the Playstation 3 is called the Orbis. It may go on sale in time for the 2013 Christmas season. If you don't want to wait that long to play, buy a gaming system now. This great guide tells you what's what. >>

A billion stars

Researchers from the University of Edinburgh in the UK have released a gigantic composite image of the Milky Way Galaxy. You can look at more than a billion stars in sharp detail. Don't miss this amazing image! >>

Reading comes to life

The future of reading is definitely in e-books, but traditional hardcover book binding is still an amazing process to watch. See how it's done at TVKim.com! >>

Transferring data to the new iPad

Have you bought your new iPad yet? Moving all your old data onto your new machine could be a hassle. I have a walkthrough and more tips in my weekly Q&A at USA Today. >>

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iPhones are a prankster's dream come true. Just in time for April Fools' Day comes an app that inserts UFOs into your pictures.
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Now you can share your baby's first years on the Web. Here's a personalized online baby journal that puts you in control of your baby's information.
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Suffering from writer's block? Here's a program with everything you need to pound out your next masterpiece.
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The NSA is opening a massive $2 billion data center next year. Is it meant to spy on your Internet use? If so, how can you protect yourself?
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I receive at least 10 email messages daily asking why I talk about Apple products so much. Tune in to learn the definitive answer (and no, it's not that Apple is paying me).
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Opening and pouring a bottle of wine by hand is easy. But this mechanical wine-serving contraption is so much cooler. You have to see it in action to believe it.
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