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  • Rob Pegoraro
    4:00 am Thu, Apr 9, 2015
    will.i.am's first smartwatch winds down

    There's a new smartwatch that lets you make phone calls right from your wrist. No, not that one.

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    6:21 am Thu, Nov 13, 2014
    The new Nexus lineup is weak

    Rob Pegoraro feels like he's playing with someone else's hobby rather than using serious handsets

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    6:00 am Sat, May 24, 2014
    Pandora's "Music Genome Project" explores the cold hard facts of how we interact with music

    Twenty-five music analysts "grade" 10,000 songs a month. It's a mountainous job, writes Rob Pegoraro, but the results will be serious business.

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    6:47 am Tue, Oct 1, 2013
    Samsung Galaxy Gear is a timepiece with an agenda

    Is your life so complicated that you must strap a small machine to your wrist, learn a new interface, and wear this device during almost all waking hours to avoid… Read the rest of the article: Samsung Galaxy Gear is a timepiece with an agenda

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    5:34 am Wed, Jul 31, 2013
    The real Web TV: Chromecast, Apple or Roku?

    The people at Google charged with putting Web multimedia on TV haven't just spent the last few years getting kicked around the living room: The new Chromecast shows the company's… Read the rest of the article: The real Web TV: Chromecast, Apple or Roku?

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    4:51 am Wed, Apr 24, 2013
    Samsung's Galaxy S 4 is a No-Touch-Touchscreen, Not-Quite-Android Android Phone

    Samsung's new smartphone contains multitudes. The Galaxy S 4's touchscreen doesn't need to be touched to respond to your actions. Its software looks less like Android than almost any other… Read the rest of the article: Samsung's Galaxy S 4 is a No-Touch-Touchscreen, Not-Quite-Android Android Phone

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    9:57 am Sun, Mar 10, 2013
    Tim Berners-Lee: The Web needs to stay open, but DRM is fine by me

    AUSTIN—The knight who invented the World Wide Web came to SXSW to point out a few ways in which we're still doing it wrong. Tim Berners-Lee's "Open Web Platform: Hopes… Read the rest of the article: Tim Berners-Lee: The Web needs to stay open, but DRM is fine by me

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    6:20 am Mon, Nov 19, 2012
    Google's cheaper Chromebook: enough of a computer

    The cheaper Chromebooks that Google introduced last month don't deserve credit for being a cheap way to read e-mail and surf the web: any smartphone meets that specification. But the $249 Samsung model I've been testing for the past two weeks also plausibly replaces a low-end laptop.

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    4:00 am Sun, Jun 3, 2012
    Off the Grid, Still In the Box: where's Cable TV headed?

    The cable box can make channel serfs of us all. It's big, it's bulky, it has an interface an Excel spreadsheet might salute, and it sucks down too much electricity. It's… Read the rest of the article: Off the Grid, Still In the Box: where's Cable TV headed?

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  • Rob Pegoraro
    7:26 am Wed, Feb 22, 2012
    Samsung Galaxy Note Review

    It's tempting—oh so tempting—to lead off a review of Samsung's Galaxy Note by mocking its enormous size. So I shall. The Note is big enough to give me a sense… Read the rest of the article: Samsung Galaxy Note Review

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