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|  | This week in games: Free Assassin's Creed DLC, an Xbox One/PS4 laptop, and more 01.16.2015 12:17 PM January 12-16 will be a week that lives in gaming infamy. Or at least was pretty interesting, I guess. Or, well, at least there was some news you might've missed. | |
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|  | IRS opens Free File portal for e-filing of tax returns, but only for those of modest means 01.16.2015 1:36 PM E-filing federal tax returns is free for people whose needs are simple. Get all the details here--and easy access to a variety of free tax software from top providers. | |
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|  | Hands-on with Neil Young's Pono music player 01.16.2015 1:10 PM Detecting the supposed higher quality of sound in the new music player and companion music store can be a mind-twisting experience | |
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|  | Republican net neutrality bill allows 'reasonable' network management 01.16.2015 1:40 PM The draft legislation would prohibit the FCC from reclassifying broadband and take away the agency's rulemaking authority. | |
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|  | Five to Try: Charlie Hebdo goes digital, WWE's superhero brawler, and Crossy Road hits Android 01.16.2015 12:28 PM Our new column spotlights the latest Android apps and games you need to check out this week. | |
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|  | Google Glass: down but not out 01.16.2015 5:40 PM Its future as a consumer product is uncertain, but Glass isn't going away yet | |
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|  | Tech giants increase offer to $415 million to settle no-poaching case 01.16.2015 11:43 AM The judge will decide during a March hearing whether to approve the settlement. | |
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|  | Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes review: A stealth sandbox, a glorified demo, an hour and a half 01.17.2015 4:00 AM Would you pay for a TV show's pilot episode? What if it were written by Hideo Kojima? | |
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| | Sprint now says it's OK with broadband reclassification 01.16.2015 11:50 AM The company will continue to invest in its network if the FCC passes Title II net neutrality regulations | |
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| | Big Data Digest: How many Hadoops do we need? 01.16.2015 4:30 PM This week in big data news, brings a new data processing framework, and computers that are more intimate with your feelings | |
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