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Why we really love the Razer Edge gaming tablet

This Windows tablet/gaming hybrid is making the future a reality. The Edge is a versatile device with great potential. See why we're so excited about it.

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Tumblr's next step: Become a real business

With personnel constraints no longer an issue, the social site can finally try to capitalize on the attention of its massive audience.
YotaPhone: An LCD, e-ink Android mashup

It sounds like a bad "Star Wars" pun, but the YotaPhone is bringing a whole lot of Android innovation to a crowded field.
Cameras not entirely out of the picture at CES 2013

There were several nice updates to existing camera lines and a couple interesting new additions at CES, but no real excitement.
Brian Tong prints a 3D copy of himself with Cubify

CNET's Brian Tong goes to the Cubify booth to check out 3D printers, and walks away with a 3D statue of himself. Watch it now.
CES postscript: The touch laptop, like it or not

If Intel has its druthers, pretty much everything coming down the pike will be touch-capable.
Tiny wearable tech seems to be the future

Small wearable tech makes a big impact at CES 2013.
Hands-on: Microsoft Surface Pro lives up to hype

Whether the Surface Pro is the best product in its price range will be determined, but so far, it's everything we want it to be.
Corning's bendable Willow Glass (exclusive hands-on)

Glass so thin and pliable it bends? CNET gets ahead of the curve with Corning's future tech for smartphones and more.
Inside the big booths of CES 2013 (pictures)

A look at the most visually interesting big booths at CES this year.
The greatest thing you'll see from CES (video)

Want to see if the iPad can survive liquid nitrogen? Or how about dropping the Surface tablet from a ladder? We did it all.
The TVs of CES 2013: Thin, dazzling, overpriced

Check out the showstoppers of CES 2013: so many televisions, so many price tags.

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Software makes a poor showing at CES 2013
CES 2013: Software and Apps
Though there were some software diamonds in the rough, most disappointed.
Will 2013 be the year of the smartwatch?
Mobile
In this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET's Marguerite Reardon highlights some new devices in the smartwatch category.
Android challenges the iPhone in every category
Apple
commentary The new breeds of Android devices exceeds the iPhone 5 in every way, including hardware, operating system, and apps.
Why Adobe should give away older software
Marketplace Blog
For the moment, Adobe CS2 continues to be available free of charge. Here's why it always should be, and why other software vendors should follow suit.
The 3D sensor that could change our mobile lives
CES 2013
At CES 2013, PrimeSense showed off its tiny 3D sensor, Capri, which should soon come embedded in mobile devices.
We test the strength of Gorilla Glass 3
Video
Brian Tong gets a live demo of Gorilla Glass 3 for the next generation of phones, tablets and laptops.

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Amateur filmmakers remake 'Toy Story' as live-action movie News Steven Musil 19 minutes ago

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Apple is done, say teens News Chris Matyszczyk 2 hours ago

Future adults allegedly believe, according to research, that Apple isn't cool any more. They're more impressed by Samsung's Galaxy and Microsoft's Surface.
Researchers honor Swartz's memory with PDF protest News Steven Musil 3 hours ago

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JSTOR says it mourns 'tragic loss' of Aaron Swartz News Charles Cooper 16 hours ago

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Tech VIPs, family take to Web with sorrow, anger over Swartz News Edward Moyer 19 hours ago

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CES postscript: The touch laptop, like it or not News Brooke Crothers 21 hours ago

Touch is coming in a big way to Windows 8 laptops. And if Intel has its druthers, pretty much everything coming down the pike will be touch-capable.
Megan Fox struggles with Twitter News Chris Matyszczyk 21 hours ago

The famed movie star and director announced on Facebook that she has shut down her Twitter account. But like a monster from the deep, it's still alive.