Technologizer

WhatsApp? 500 Million Users, That's WhatsApp

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Lytro's New Illum Camera: Light-Field Photography Gets Way, Way More Serious

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Apple Shows Off Its Nevada Data Center

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The History of Tech as Told in Old Newsreels

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Nike Kills the FuelBand

A pioneer in fitness trackers decides they don't have a future--at least as a Nike product line

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Creep on Facebook Friends With Location-Based Alerts

The social networking site has announced a new feature for its iPhone and Android apps called "Friends Nearby." The feature will notify users when they have friends in their vicinity — but it only works if users turn it on

By Harry McCracken

FarmVille Is Back -- and This Time, It's Portable

The one-time Facebook phenom arrives on iOS and Android in its first made-for-mobile edition

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Eyefi Cloud Is the Best Wi-Fi Camera Experience Yet

New apps and a web-based service make it much easier to get to your photos from anywhere.

By Harry McCracken

Anki's Slot Cars for the iPhone Era Get a New Game, New Tracks and New Cars

Whenever I write about Anki’s Anki Drive — a remarkable plaything that involves tiny robotic cars you control via iPhone — I call them a dazzling modern-era take on the slot-car racing of my youth.They...

By Harry McCracken

12 Things to Know About Project Ara, Google's Amazing Modular Phone

It's wildly ambitious, it's designed not to fall apart if you drop it -- and it may not come to the U.S. anytime soon.

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Neil Young Talks About His Pono Music Player

"The MP3 era is in for a shock," says the rock icon of his no-compromises portable player

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This Animated GIF of a 3D Bear Has a Secret

Spoiler: He's not as digital as he looks

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Shocker: In 1980, Motorola Had No Idea Where the Phone Market Would Be in 2000

When you make predictions about tech, prepare to be wrong

By Harry McCracken

Reminder: Nobody Has a Clue How Many Wearable Devices Will Sell in 2018

Even more than with most gadgets, this category's future is shrouded in mystery

By Harry McCracken

Is Microsoft's 'Scroogled' Era at Long Last Over?

Maybe the company has decided it's smarter to make friends among Google fans than to antagonize them

By Harry McCracken

This 1981 Computer Magazine Cover Explains Why We're So Bad at Tech Predictions

Thirty-three years later, artist Robert Tinney's concept smartwatch is worth at least a thousand words

By Harry McCracken

Windows Phone 8.1 Review: Microsoft Is Almost Caught Up

From the Cortana voice assistant to a zillion little refinements, this smartphone underdog is in solid shape--as long as you aren't overly demanding on the app front

By Harry McCracken

How They Found Heartbleed

Over at Vocativ, Eric Markowitz has a good piece on how a Finnish security firm discovered the Heartbleed bug that’s left vast numbers of Internet services utterly vulnerable for more than two years: Before hanging...

By Harry McCracken

Amazon buys digital comics publisher ComiXology

The New York City-based startup was already the Amazon of digital comics. Now it's official

By Harry McCracken

With Carousel App, Dropbox Wants to Preserve All Your Photos, Forever

The online storage kingpin is finally taking digital images seriously.

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