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 Microsoft is working on a secretive “Windows Core OS” project that will unify Windows across all devices and a “Polaris” desktop to go along with it. Here’s what we know about it. Read More »
|  Thinner and thinner smartphones seem to be the trend lately, and one that many people complain about. But iPhones have actually gotten thicker over the last few years, mostly thanks to beefier hardware and added technology. Read More »
|  Facebook is a great place to keep in touch with friends and family—especially those for whom you’d like to do so at a distance. Unfortunately, your friends list is probably filled with people you can’t unfriend but would prefer not to hear from. Go ahead and unfollow them. Read More »
| REVIEW GEEK  While the Google Home Hub is a fantastic device that let’s you control all of your smarthome devices from one convenient place, it’s not actually a true smarthome hub, despite what the “hub” in the name might suggest. Read More »
| REVIEW GEEK  The Pencil is Apple's official iPad stylus. There are two versions: the first generation Apple Pencil ($99) and the second generation Apple Pencil ($129). If you're reading your article then you're probably wondering should you buy a Pencil and, if so, which one should you buy. Let's dig in. Read More »
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| Call Park (a.k.a. Call Parking) is a telephone system feature that allows an individual to place a call on hold at one telephone set and pick it up (continue) at a different telephone set. | |
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