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|  | High-tech 2012: The 10 biggest news events of the year 12.25.2012 3:30 AM From epic hardware launches to ugly lawsuits to continued disruption in social media and the cloud, 2012 was a very busy year for consumer technology. | |
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|  | 10 third-party alternatives for 'missing' Windows 8 apps 12.27.2012 3:00 AM The Windows Store is maturing with time, but it's still missing scads of must-have apps, like Facebook and Google Maps. Fortunately, these third-party alternatives can help ease the pain. | |
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|  | The five best productivity apps of 2012 12.26.2012 5:00 AM Before you flip the calendar to 2013, make sure to stock your smartphone with this time- and efficiency-boosting apps. | |
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|  | Google's biggest hits and misses of 2012 12.24.2012 3:30 AM Google is stunningly prolific. But when you launch so many new products, services, and features, you're bound to have a few flops among all the wins. | |
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|  | Free Game Friday: End your week on a bad (guy) note 12.21.2012 6:00 AM This week weve got 5 great games where you play the villain! | |
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|  | 2012's worst security exploits, fails and blunders 12.28.2012 3:00 AM Stolen social security numbers. Erased online identities. Pilfered payment information, and even hacked hotel locks. Yep, 2012 was a banner year for the bad guys. | |
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|  | Must-have Android tablet accessories 12.21.2012 7:41 AM These Android tablet gadgets are size-agnostic, and provide the perfect complement for your tablet. | |
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|  | Google tests integrating Gmail activities into search results 12.21.2012 8:01 AM Some features of the Google Now service are available in a Web trial, so that a search query will include results from your Gmail account. | |
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|  | Instagram reverses service terms: Is it good for users? 12.21.2012 8:06 AM After users objected, Instagram reversed its plan to revise its terms of service in regard to using its customers' images in ads. But the original contract gives the company a lot of latitude anyway. | |
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|  | Facebook's $1 message test opens inboxes to strangers 12.21.2012 8:45 AM Facebook is experimenting with a service that charges to drop a message into the inbox of someone who isn't your Facebook friend. | |
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