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Multitouch displays provide the simplest, most human way to use a computer right now. Ten years from now, there could be a better way.
Cheery smile-minister Zooey Deschanel has worn a lot of hats (uh, literally) in her brief public career: television and movie actress, indie songstres...
Apple's Siri-centric commercials for the iPhone 4S are the focus of a controversy this week, as a man in New York is suing Apple for what he claims ar...
During my visit to the CES, I came across many vendors that made cases, coverings and batteries to protect and charge everything from the iPhone to the MacBook.
Tough times? Try some tunes! We've got political carols! Financial carols! Scandal carols! Carols from the world of sports! Yes indeedy, friends -- it's a holiday miracle!
NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation will make sure that Apple follws through—and that Siri learns to recognize the difference between a comprehensive, women's health center and an anti-choice CPC.
You can ask Siri where to fill a Viagra prescription and she'll let you know every pharmacy in the vicinity. But if you tell her you need to fill your birth control prescription, you are out of luck.
By: Robyn Gee This Veteran's Day, the team at 1000Memories is encouraging everyone to remember a veteran of World War II by taking advantage of their...
After years of being mostly an Android user, I just switched to the iPhone 4S. The main reason is Siri, Apple's revolutionary new voice-driven personal assistant that makes the iPhone useful, even while driving a car.
The iPhone 4S, which was revealed yesterday at Cupertino, has the exact same dimensions as the last iPhone, but critics insist that the new smart phone has put on weight.
People no longer need political parties or interest groups or mass media to tell them how to think and what to do at the polls. There's an app for that -- or will soon be. And that is the real message behind the "occupations" sprouting up.
