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Google Play Store switches up ratings layout for a simpler interface

The Play Store is a non-stop testing ground, and the latest trial smoothes over a few rough edges with app reviews. Read More ▶

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Google teams up with Intuit and others to offer new types of Docs templates

Google is turning to a group of partners to create new templates for its Google Docs productivity suite to help users create book reports, lesson plans, business budgets and startup pitch decks. Read More ▶

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WhatsApp launches document-sharing feature with initial support for PDFs

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Microsoft continues hybrid push with stretchable SQL Server

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The U.S. military is shooting these creepy robot dummies to make better Marines

They're not the kind of thing you might expect to see on a battlefield, but a four-wheeled robot recently tested by the U.S. Marines could help make better soldiers. Read More ▶

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM gets spruced up for spring with new IoT-minded features

Microsoft made two key acquisitions last year with the explicit purpose of integrating them into Dynamics CRM, and on Wednesday it announced a spring wave of the software that brings those additions to light. Read More ▶

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Avid Pro Tools review: This studio-style software will appeal to home creators too

For professional recording engineers, Pro Tools is this industry standard, but creative types will find it surprisingly suitable—there's even a free version to get you started. Read More ▶

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DOD to invite security experts to Hack the Pentagon

The Department of Defense plans to ask computer security experts to Hack the Pentagon as part of a push to improve its cyber defenses. Read More ▶

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Presonus Studio One review: Take your music production to the limit

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Ableton Live review: This digital audio workstation does it all

The best software for creating and recording music, as well as live performance. A bit pricey, but worth it. Read More ▶

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Money to burn? 24K gold-plated Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge can be yours for a cool $2K

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