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OK Google Doesn’t Work In Your Country? Don't Worry, It Does Now
One of the great new features of Android KitKat is OK Google, the voice command that prompts your phone to accept verbal questions. Let's make it work better.
No Need To Pay: 4 Free Retro iPhone Games You Must Play
In a show of graphics being secondary to gameplay, we've found four free retro-inspired games will keep you hooked to your iPhone.
5 Reliable Online Shopping Alternatives to Amazon
Amazon is the biggest player in the game of online retailers, but that doesn't mean you have to use them.
Skype 4.7 Updates Android App With Battery Life Improvements
Everyone wants instantaneous always-on availability when it comes to chat. Skype included. That's why the latest update to Skype on Android comes with a lesser drain on your mobile's battery.
Nosferatu: Run From The Sun Is A Blood Sucking Good Time
Nosferatu: Run for the Sun is another endless runner – a crowded genre on iOS, but what makes this one worth playing?
Security Expert Bruce Schneier On Passwords, Privacy and Trust
Learn more about security and privacy in our interview with security expert Bruce Schneier.
Join The Opt-In Program For The Facebook Messenger Beta Android App
Facebook is looking for beta testers to squash the bugs and road test the latest beta versions of Facebook Messenger for Android before they are released to the general public.
Want to Get More from Your Mac Mini? Start With These Upgrade Tips
If you've just picked up a Mac Mini, here are some tips on what to upgrade and how to do it.
Why I Switched From Windows 7 to Elementary OS Luna
Bye bye, Windows. Hello, Linux! Here's what convinced me that eOS Luna is a better bet than Windows 7.
Even More Powerful BetterTouchTool Actions You Should Know About
If you want more control over your Mac using your Magic Mouse or trackpad, BetterTouchTool puts hundreds of actions at your finger tips.
Project Morpheus Vs. Oculus Rift, Unreal Engine 4, Flappy Bird Returns [Tech News Digest]
Project Morpheus and Oculus Rift bring virtual reality back, Unreal Engine 4 debuts, Flappy Bird is returning, Firefox 28 drops Metro, Google Docs phishing, and Mongolia tries to ban swearing on the Web.