Breaking Gadget and Technology News from Around the Web
- On the road with Samsung's S-Voice Drive mode – CNET
- FTC Is Said to Begin a New Inquiry on Google – New York Times
- 3 Planets Performing Rare Night Sky Show: How to See It – Space.com
- Dr. Beach Names Cape Hatteras #8 On Top 10 beaches List – WITN
- Google to Fund, Develop Wireless Networks in Emerging Markets – Wall Street Journal
- Google Glass's Hidden Labs Features – 'OK Glass' Everywhere, Web Browsing … – Android Police
- Facebook won't bring HTC First smartphone to the UK after all – Engadget
- Windows 8: Consumers Not Warming To Interface – InformationWeek
- Logitech recently discontinued the sale of one of their most popular trackball mice, the "Cordless Trackman" which retailed for $59.99, and now the demand is so high people are selling them for between $300 – $500. Please bring it back Logitech!
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- Saw an rc flying quadcopter car today on hackernews, thought I'd share.
- Trading bacon for beans: a mobile app helps users barter unwanted items
- Laptop Week Review: Google Chromebook Pixel
- smart RGB lamp Arduino compatible via Kickstarter
- Is an under $60 Android tablet usable?
- Yahoo joins growing list of bidders for Hulu: sources
- Google to bankroll, build wireless networks across Africa: WSJ
- Tiger Global invests $50 million in Automattic's WordPress.com
- New Xbox: What’s Better, What’s Missing
- Etisalat makes top bid for Vivendi's Maroc Tel: sources
- Unhappy with how your fave series is faring? Amazon gives you a say
- Dish and nTelos to jointly develop broadband service
- New Android apps worth downloading: Glide, SideCar Ride update, Men’s Room Mayhem
- Google and Microsoft make Windows Phone YouTube app worse while they write a new one
- Rumor: HTC will follow suit with a “Google Edition” of the One
- AT&T decides to take another $0.61 per month from customers
- Yo dawg, we heard you like Start buttons, so we put one on your mouse
- Acer adds a 16GB variant of its C7 Chromebook with a solid-state drive
- HTC First UK launch postponed because Facebook Home is no good
- Thursday Dealmaster has a 120GB SSD for $88!
- Chrome for Android also gets bumped up to version 27
- The Vikings head to the UK exclusively via Lovefilm
- Google's 'last step' in Buzz shutdown: moving all data to Google Drive
- Meet Magura's eLECT, an electronic suspension fork for tech-savvy cyclists
- LG may bring Google TVs to Korea, China soon; seeing 'good returns' in the US
- The Daily Roundup for 05.24.2013
- Next Browser for Android mashes up its rivals' greatest hits (video)
- How to get an early look at the new Google Maps with a bit of cookie know-how
- This week on gdgt: Toshiba brings a Retina-class display to Windows
- How to Make Your Own Self-Destructing Laptop That Blows Up
- The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Justin Bieber Don't Cry
- The White House Says You Can Use the Metric System If You Want To
- How Many of These Viral YouTube Videos Did You Watch?
- The Destruction of the Oklahoma Tornado As Seen by Google Maps
- Watch Four Clips of Arrested Development Before It Hits Netflix
- Report: Microsoft Won't Charge a Used Game Fee on the Xbox One
- Most Beautiful Items: May 18 – May 24, 2013
- Motorola appeals dismissal of ITC complaint against Apple
- Best Buy to start month-long $50 discount on iPhones on Sunday
- US FDA begins investigating smartphone medical apps
- Briefly: Gmail for Android update leak, Chrome OS updates
- Huawei Ascend P6 shown in range of colors, launch date leaked
- Microsoft cloud servers to work on inessential Xbox One processing
- Nokia files second complaint with ITC over alleged infringement by HTC
- Digg Google Reader clone to be part of existing Digg iOS app
- Laptop Week Review: Samsung 700T Fly Or Die
- This Week On The TechCrunch Gadgets Podcast: So Many Laptops, But Only One Xbox
- Laptop Week Review: Google Chromebook Pixel
- Mr. China Goes To San Francisco
- The Fairphone, World's First Ethically Sourced Smartphone, Opens Pre-Sales To General Public
- A Vibrator Called Limon
- Laptop Week Review: The Toshiba Kirabook
- Facebook Home Hits The Rocks In Europe, With UK And France Launch Of HTC First Delayed Indefinitely
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