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A Thank You Note to Steve Jobs
A long-time Apple fan and customer expresses his deep gratitude to the big man in Cupertino, providing a brief history of the company's many products along the way
Wikimedia Commons
A long-time Apple fan and customer expresses his deep gratitude to the big man in Cupertino, providing a brief history of the company's many products along the way
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I love the new MacBook Air, but watch a lot of Hulu and Netflix and the volume never gets loud enough. Here's how to fix that.
Flickr
Reviewing some of the iPad's most useful add-ons to help maximize its mobility and minimize its vulnerability
David Shenk
Non-stop recording device, the Looxcie, demonstrates our society's growing obsession with surveillance
Engadget
Why the new iPod Nano may be much more revolutionary than it seems
If rumors are true, Mac will introduce your favorite products in better sizes
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Why renowned inventor Ray Kurzweil is wrong about the claim that we are roughly a decade away from being able to digitally simulate a human brain
D Sharon Pruitt/flickr
The future could replace words with delicate hand movements.
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Performing "Flight of the Bumblebee" on an iPad.
Random House
An excerpt from our correspondent's new book on where intelligence comes from -- and why exposure to words as a child matters
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