Nick Bilton The New York Times
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When Peeping Tom Takes to the Skies
Not surprisingly, the laws on drones have not caught up to the technology.
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Wearable Technology: Indispensable? Not Yet
These gadgets are ending up in drawers and closets as expensive reminders of how wearable gadgets are not ready for prime time.
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Nest Thermostat Glitch Leaves Users in the Cold
The glitch also coincided with plunging temperatures throughout much of the country.
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'Steve Jobs' Slips, Silicon Valley Cheers
The movie tanked at the box office, earning about $18 million in the seven weeks after its October 9 release.
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A Long Climb Back, and a Mountainous Task Ahead
If Dorsey pulls off a turnaround, he may also be able to repair his own image, which has taken some hits over the years.
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Meal-Delivery Startups Take Aim at Your Dinner
Silicon Valley is now trying to speed up the process for home-cooked meals.
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Major Job Cuts Expected at Microsoft
The layoffs are in addition to the roughly 18,000 employees that Microsoft said it planned to let go a year ago.
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What's That on Beyonce's Wrist? Let Me Guess ... an Apple Watch
Apple appears to be seeking exclusivity by limiting where its watches are sold, and handing them out to celebrities ahead of time.
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I Figured Out How to Tie a Bow Tie, No Thanks to YouTube
There are videos featuring celebrities, mannequins, children, grooms, grandfathers, dogs and cats - none will actually teach you how to tie a bow tie.
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10%? 20%? Apps Are Changing How We Tip
Apps like PayPal, Square, Breadcrumb, Apple Pay and Facebook's new payment feature are creating their own challenge: tipping.
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Do Fitness Devices Harm Your Body?
Some researchers and consumers are now asking whether wearable computers will be considered harmful in several decades' time.
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Broken Glass
Google Glass didn't just trickle out into the world. Instead, it exploded with the kind of fuss and pageantry usually reserved for an Apple iSomething.
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Steve Jobs Was a Low-Tech Parent
"We limit how much technology our kids use at home," said Jobs, responding to a query about the use of the iPad at home.
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Dark Side to Internet of Things: Hacked Homes and Invasive Ads
Internet of Things sounds great but I can't shake the feeling that one day my entire apartment is going to get hacked.
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For fitness bands, slick marketing but suspect results
The reality is that many devices claiming to monitor fitness and health probably overpromise and underdeliver.
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When Peeping Tom Takes to the Skies
Not surprisingly, the laws on drones have not caught up to the technology.
-
Wearable Technology: Indispensable? Not Yet
These gadgets are ending up in drawers and closets as expensive reminders of how wearable gadgets are not ready for prime time.
-
Nest Thermostat Glitch Leaves Users in the Cold
The glitch also coincided with plunging temperatures throughout much of the country.
-
'Steve Jobs' Slips, Silicon Valley Cheers
The movie tanked at the box office, earning about $18 million in the seven weeks after its October 9 release.
-
A Long Climb Back, and a Mountainous Task Ahead
If Dorsey pulls off a turnaround, he may also be able to repair his own image, which has taken some hits over the years.
-
Meal-Delivery Startups Take Aim at Your Dinner
Silicon Valley is now trying to speed up the process for home-cooked meals.
-
Major Job Cuts Expected at Microsoft
The layoffs are in addition to the roughly 18,000 employees that Microsoft said it planned to let go a year ago.
-
What's That on Beyonce's Wrist? Let Me Guess ... an Apple Watch
Apple appears to be seeking exclusivity by limiting where its watches are sold, and handing them out to celebrities ahead of time.
-
I Figured Out How to Tie a Bow Tie, No Thanks to YouTube
There are videos featuring celebrities, mannequins, children, grooms, grandfathers, dogs and cats - none will actually teach you how to tie a bow tie.
-
10%? 20%? Apps Are Changing How We Tip
Apps like PayPal, Square, Breadcrumb, Apple Pay and Facebook's new payment feature are creating their own challenge: tipping.
-
Do Fitness Devices Harm Your Body?
Some researchers and consumers are now asking whether wearable computers will be considered harmful in several decades' time.
-
Broken Glass
Google Glass didn't just trickle out into the world. Instead, it exploded with the kind of fuss and pageantry usually reserved for an Apple iSomething.
-
Steve Jobs Was a Low-Tech Parent
"We limit how much technology our kids use at home," said Jobs, responding to a query about the use of the iPad at home.
-
Dark Side to Internet of Things: Hacked Homes and Invasive Ads
Internet of Things sounds great but I can't shake the feeling that one day my entire apartment is going to get hacked.
-
For fitness bands, slick marketing but suspect results
The reality is that many devices claiming to monitor fitness and health probably overpromise and underdeliver.
