Avram Piltch
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Editor's ChoiceOne of the best bargains in tech, this $99 Windows 10 mini PC combines solid performance with a host of unique features such as a fingerprint reader, a ports dock and the ability to output to an iPad.

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Smartwatches aren't indispensable... yet. But make these seven changes to add functionality and flexibility and you won't want to leave home without one.

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The Gear S2 combines a slim design, unique twisting bezel and gorgeous screen, but a limited app selection holds it back.

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Ad blockers are endangering the web's revenue model and over 230,000 jobs. Can users be convinced to unhide the ads? Will lawsuits help? How about anti-blockers? We look at five ways publishers are fighting back and whether they are working.

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Aleutia's T1 and R50 mini PCs use stunning copper chassis to dissipate heat, without any moving parts.

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A prototype all-in-one PC from Intel has navigation that appears to float in front of the screen and uses bursts of air to provide tactile feedback.

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Your Android phone is way more powerful than you realize. Here are the best tips, tricks, and productivity hacks we’ve discovered.

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Here are steps to take if you want to extend your Android phone’s battery life. We’ve ordered these tips from the most to least practical.

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An intuitive interface, an always-on color screen and long battery life make the Pebble Time a smartwatch worth your time.

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By default, the Facebook app launches all sites in its own slow, annoying browser. In just a couple of simple steps, you can force it to open links in your regular web browser.

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For starting prices of $329 and $479, Dell's new Inspiron 20 3000 and Inspiron 24 3000 offer equal parts style, versatility and value.

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Nvidia's new flagship graphics card, the GTX 980 TI, has a number of special visual effects it can perform when paired with Windows 10's DirectX 12 API.

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The MSI AX24 is the first upgradeable all-in-one, allowing you to add your own video card, CPU, RAM and SSDs.

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We scoured the show at Computex Taipei to find the cream of this year's crop of the latest and greatest tech gadgets.

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A first-of-its-kind portable projector can connect to your Android device via USB while providing bright, colorful images.

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A new all-in-one PC from Asus comes loaded with Nvidia GTX 960 graphics, a Core i7 CPU and an SSD that's three times faster than a typical solid state drive.

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Like a number of extensions, a new Android web browser blocks Internet advertising. However, filtering out ads is wrong and puts millions of jobs in jeopardy.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Intel NUC is a mini PC that delivers a surprising amount of power in a compact and customizable chassis.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Galaxy S6 combines an eye-popping display, sexy new design and the top smartphone camera, making it the best Android phone.

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Microsoft's annual developer conference keynote was filled with important news, but most of it was targeted at programmers and IT managers. These are 5 important takeaways from Build that everyone should care about.

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Intel’s new mini PC is the smallest Windows computer on the market, but some are too focused on its limitations.

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The Intel Compute stick is the smallest full-fledged Windows PC you can buy, and it's quite capable for the price.

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The Gigabyte Brix packs a speedy 5th Generation Core i7 processor and NFC support into a tiny, 1-pound chassis.

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After using Windows 10 Technical Preview as my main OS for over a month, I've found a lot to like about the new operating system, but more than a few bugs and disappointing problems.

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BARCELONA -- "You can take the headset off now if you want," the product engineer told me. Of course, he was just being polite. My demo with the HTC Vive was over and, instead of plumbing the depths of the ocean for wreckage or repairing robots in a mys
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