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Wearable computer glasses will let you record everything you see. But good luck finding someone to talk to
Why animated GIFs and other crude videos are taking over the Web
Your digital screen has more pixels than ever, but all that visual detail comes at a cost
Online privacy and service agreements should sound like what they mean
Why digital design doesn't have to imitate the physical world
Forget voice control or gesture recognition: gadgets may soon link directly to our brains
A guy stole my iPhone. I tracked it and posted his address online. Was that wrong?
Want to save money and prevent power outages? Get your thermostat a digital remote control
The death of the DVD is pushing users to piracy
Speech-recognition software is great—unless you're trying to use it on a phone
Outdated screening rules aren't making for safer skies—just longer lines
Cut out the ridiculous instructions and take back the beep
And other proclamations that should be in a cell phone user's Bill of Rights
Inside information from the bigwigs of the wireless world
Impossible connections, dropped signals, phantom networks—why wireless Internet still seems stuck in the Stone Age
Leading companies that have found ways to make easier access work well for you--and for them
Make buying, voting and losing weight easier by blasting away unnecessary steps
How the bot-proofing of the Internet is bringing humans down
A few guidelines for anyone attempting to predict the future of technology
Plus, flawed forecasts about Apple's certain demise and the poor prognostication skills of Bill Gates
How much personality do we want from our gadgets?
Programmers continue to plug humorous gems into everyday software
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