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I don’t know about you, but it feels like Google launches a new product every time I turn my laptop on.
Buying refurbished electronics can save you some dough, but it can also feel like a game of Russian roulette. In the case of Apple products, Lifehacker alum Rick Broida writes on CNET that it makes sense to choose refurbished every time.
Look at the back of your iPhone, or your iPad, or on the bottom of your Mac. You'll see the following words embossed somewhere: "Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in China."
The NY Times just published an absolutely fascinating piece on Apple and why it builds almost all of its stuff in China. Go read it. Clearly some of our politicians could learn a lot from it.
Why I Use Google's Products as an Educator
Every year at this time, ReadWriteWeb picks out the best of the Web over the past calendar year. Our annual Best Of series will be even bigger and better than ever in 2011!
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Microsoft offers free tools to help engage students in a variety of subject areas—from movie-making to collaboration to science and beyond. Teachers can download these tools for free, the majority of which require no special training.
Google by technology enthusiasts is not without warrant—they really do make excellent products that can be instrumental in building, maintaining, and improving websites. What’s more, they’re all usually free.
18 Iconic Products That America Doesn't Make Anymore
The world of tomorrow has always tempted the imaginations of today. From personal jet-packs to flying cars, new technology and home appliances have long been promised and predicted by speculators, scientists and others at the bleeding edge of innovation. All too often, however, our hopes and dreams for these products wind up crushed, with production proving impossible, unsafe or downright ludicrous. Below, we’ll explore nine of the most far-flung products that never came to be.
New inventions are tricky. The right idea can earn you millions and change peoples' day-to-day lives. The wrong idea will either be left in the dust or worse - become the butt of the joke for years to come. For every post-it note or paperclip, there's an egg-cuber or sauna pants. Below we celebrate retro products that never quite caught on.
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While Apple may have pulled out of the event, the Expo remains the biggest annual gathering of the Macintosh, iPhone and iPod software and accessory industry. It's a meeting of minds, and we'll see a huge number of Apple fanboys (and girls) in San Francisco next week.
It’s time for my annual list of technology products that I love and use every day. This is the (wow) fifth year I’ve done this
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