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    iPhone 5se And iPad Air 3 To Go On Sale In March

    What westrock2000 said, and yes, I like the 5s. Honestly, even if the 5se does hit all the right buttons, I might still balk at upgrading since I don't necessarily feel like my 5s has dilapidated enough to warrant it. It still looks like an 8 or 9 out of 10, battery lasts all day unless I use it...
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    iPhone 5se And iPad Air 3 To Go On Sale In March

    I'm currently using a 5s, and am definitely looking forward to see more about the 5se. If it hits enough of the right buttons, I'm in. As for phones with larger displays, though I'll admit they're more comfortable to use and look at things on, I've realized through many expensive trials and...
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    Windows Phone Is Dead

    Those things on your list matter more to some than to others. People have different needs, preferences, priorities, etc. For example, I personally wouldn't necessarily say "no" to more features, but if that's the kind of sacrifice it takes to avoid a Samsung phone, so be it! :D
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    'Steve Jobs' Movie Bombs

    I've yet to see the new one and it took me a long time to watch Kutcher Jobs because I felt like Pirates of Silicon Valley already said everything that needed to be said about Steve Jobs, which is remarkable considering the movie wasn't even solely about him. When I finally got around to...
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    Inbox By Gmail Is Now Open To Everyone

    I've used it on and off for a while on mobile, and what I concluded is that it'd be much more handy if I received far more email traffic than I do. As-is with my dozen or so emails a day which I read almost as soon as I get them, it takes fewer steps to operate the Gmail app than it does Inbox...
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    Nokia Lumia 520 $19.99

    I got this earlier in the year for $50 to play with after I gave my aunt my 521 (the T-Mobile variant of the 520) and got a Moto G for myself. Some personal impressions between playing with this and having used the 521 (among other WP7/8 phones) for a good while: Pros: + It's cheap (especially...
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    Origin Sale

    Turning off VSync turned DS1 into a different game for me. I'm embarrassed to say this, but I originally figured the mouse lag with VSync on was part of the game and meant to make things more difficult and tense. After I learned about the VSync issue and turned it off, the game became easy-mode...
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    Cadillac to Replace Rearview Mirror with a Video Feed

    As long as the actual mirror is still available and easily accessible, I can see it as a nice feature.
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    Staples: Hack May Have Compromised One Million-Plus CC’s

    So off the top of my head that makes Target, Home Depot, K-Mart, and now Staples as stores with compromised systems, at least in the last couple of years. Am I missing any? Man, I'm tired of changing credit cards.
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    Amazon Echo Teardown

    Ugh, I have family like that. I can't deal with not remembering passwords. If I get logged into something like an app automatically and I realize I can't remember the password off the top of my head, I reset it. I did the whole LastPass/KeePass thing for a while, and I'm not knocking anyone who...
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    Amazon Echo Teardown

    Sounds like a Twilight Zone episode. :p I think the downfall has already happened. "Smart" devices have already taken over the thinking and remembering for many. I don't know about anyone else, but I used to remember everyone's phone numbers, addresses, birthdays, etc. Now? I still do for...
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    Amazon Echo Teardown

    Amazon has an awkward and creepy video video introducing it. I requested an invite to buy it a while ago, but I have to be honest I'm kind of at a loss as to what I'd actually do with it. I know what it can do, but I don't really see myself using it after I get over the novelty of it in like a...
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    Microsoft Brings Back-and-Forth Conversations to Bing

    You... you don't know? You don't know how good Bing is at searching for :p;):D videos?
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    Surface Pro 3's Core i3 and Core i7 Models Now Available

    The repairability of these bother me. Obviously if I could go without opening it I probably wouldn't, but when shit breaks down post-warranty, the ability to go in and replace parts myself with some degree of ease would be ideal. Case in point: my current laptop. I never wanted to open it again...
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    Sprint: Another Huge Step Toward Buying T-Mobile

    Same. I was cursing up a storm back when it was announced that AT&T wanted to acquire T-Mobile. With this one, as long as Sprint doesn't rock T-Mobile's boat too much/at all, I don't really care.
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