Friday, 2 August 2013

How to put your DVD library in the cloud

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How to put your DVD library in the cloud

07.29.2013 3:30 AM

Free your films from their shiny silver prisons so you can watch them on your phone, tablet, Roku box, game console...you get the idea.

Asus Chairman Jonney Shih: Nexus 7 'almost broke us'

07.26.2013 3:30 AM

In an interview with PCWorld and TechHive, Shih riffs on Nexus 7 development, Windows 8 woes, and Asus's smartphone aspirations.

 

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Microsoft to rename SkyDrive after losing trademark suit

07.31.2013 10:09 AM

A British broadcaster has successfully convinced a judge to require Microsoft to change the name of its SkyDrive cloud-storage service because of trademark issues.

The state of the Windows Store: How useful are those 100,000 apps?

07.30.2013 3:00 AM

Without key apps for productivity, image editing, social, and music, Microsoft's store is more than a few titles short of a Happy Meal.

The 14 best Windows Store music and movie apps

08.01.2013 3:00 AM

Windows 8 catches a lot of flak, but it's great for full-screen entertainment. Here are the best music and video apps the Windows Store has to offer.

Microsoft accuses Microsoft of copyright infringement, asks Google to scrub search links

07.29.2013 9:09 AM

It sounds like an amusing anecdote, but Microsoft's attempt to take down Microsoft.com websites signals a deeper problem with DMCA takedown requests.

Review: The Nokia Lumia 1020 marries an amazing camera to year-old hardware

07.29.2013 3:00 AM

Nokia's latest Windows Phone packs an impressive 41-megapixel camera, but lacks a strong app ecosystem and competitive specs.

Review: Rise of the Triad is so hard your head will explode

07.31.2013 9:01 AM

Guns, guts, and absolutely zero glory. Rise of the Triad is everything Duke Nukem Forever should have been and then some, a glorious ode to rocket jumps, circle-strafing, and twitch shooting. It's a surprisingly faithful adaptation of a 20-year-old game that still feels refreshing.

Wi-Fi adapter shootout: Qualcomm versus Intel in an 802.11 battle

08.01.2013 3:30 AM

For online gaming, no latency is allowed. We put competing adapters into identical laptops. See who blinked first.

Win the inbox war: Four utilities fight email onslaught

07.31.2013 10:46 AM

Analyze, sort, file, delete: here's the help you need for your overstuffed inbox.

The power user's guide to picking the perfect keyboard

07.30.2013 3:30 AM

You spend hours with your keyboardpick a good one. Here's how.

The sounds of a sick PC: Listen to the noises that could mean bad news

07.26.2013 3:00 AM

Is that beeping good or bad? Sharpen your ears with our audio examples.

Five free Reddit tools cut through the clutter

07.31.2013 3:30 AM

Try these to organize, filter, and make sense of Reddit's content.

Thursday, 1 August 2013

Snowden has left the airport! Russia grants asylum for a year

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Snowden has left the airport! Russia grants asylum for a year

08.01.2013 6:41 AM

National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden has finally left the transit area of the Moscow airport, after Russia granted him temporary asylum, his lawyer told The Wall Street Journal.

This smart home in Utah hits a bold new benchmark: Net zero energy consumption

08.01.2013 9:00 AM

Energy-efficient design, solar panels, and smart technology help this home generate all the energy it consumes.

 

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Lenovo IdeaPad Y500

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Print all the files, or a list of all the files, in a folder

08.01.2013 7:30 AM

Mikecool asked the Printers forum how to print all of the files in a folder. I'm expanding the question to include printing a list of files.

Hulu won't crack down on Chromecast's browser-slinging capabilities

08.01.2013 8:28 AM

Chromecast's ability to mirror browser tabs had the potential to ruffle folks in the streaming video industry, but Hulu, at least, is embracing Google's device.

Groups oppose proposed change to Internet content 'safe harbor'

07.31.2013 12:40 PM

A proposed change to U.S. law that would allow websites to be liable for content posted by users is a "dangerous path," according to a group of tech trade groups and legal scholars.

Report: Google tests local news card to keep you updated on what's happening nearby

07.31.2013 4:31 PM

The new card would deliver "hyper-local" information relevant to where you live or work.

There really shouldnt be an app for that: 13 apps that don't need to exist

08.01.2013 3:00 AM

These apps are such horrible fails, we must question whether weas a speciesare responsible enough to use mobile devices.

Review: Adobe Dreamweaver CC makes CSS more visual, less coder-friendly

08.01.2013 6:00 AM

Adobe Dreamweaver CC debuts with weak cloud features and an overstuffed interface, but it still leads in Web design innovation.

At the last minute, Google extends Windows Phone calendar and contact syncing

08.01.2013 6:31 AM

As the deadline for the death of Google Sync approached, the company announced plans to keep the service alive until the end of the year. Are Google and Microsoft becoming frenemies?

Netflix rolls out individual user profiles, offers personalized recommendations for the whole family

08.01.2013 7:11 AM

With Netflix's new multi-user profiles, every member of your household can have their own Recently Watched list and recommendationsbut it isn't perfect yet.

Everything we think we know about the Moto X

07.31.2013 3:10 PM

Magic glass, a clear pixel camera, and a mid-range processor highlight Motorola and Google's next phone. We think.

Seamlessly sync your data across devices

07.31.2013 3:21 PM

Follow these tips to access your most important information from anywhere.

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