Personal Tech

This isn't an official product yet, but signs point to a near-future release.

We take for granted subscription services for music and video. Now companies like Scribd, eReatah and Oyster are offering similar services for ebooks.

I’ve been into video games my entire life. I’ve saved up and purchased just about every console platform and generation since the original NES. I currently own a PS3 and Xbox 360 but both are collecting dust now that I’m over thirty years old, married, baby and career laden. I want a reason to buy a nex-gen console this year but so far I can’t find that reason.

CERN launches a line mode browser emulator to recreate the experience of the first cross-platform browser

Google Search is becoming less like a search engine and more like a personal assistant and database

Nvidia gamers have the GeForce experience, now AMD users have Gaming Evolved.

Apparently the Archos GamePad 1 sold well enough that the company is preparing to roll out a new version.

Valve has 3 announcements planned for this week. The first is SteamOS, the operating system that will power your Steam Box.

Here's a cool trick to register as many fingerprints as you want on the new iPhone 5s' Touch ID

The public that is viewing and buying this iPhone is a different public than existed in late June of 2007

It’s as predictable as it is ridiculous. Whenever a popular product undergoes a drastic redesign, users and nonusers alike come out of the woodwork to declare the death of the entire company. In a shocking surprise to nobody, Wednesday’s release of iOS7 prompted overreactions across the web.