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Clinton Stark
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New Look for Google Play with “bigger images that jump off the page”
Google's app store has come a long way since 2009. I remember the days when it was a rough and tumble place - I wrote…
I’m betting on Motorola X-Phone over Nexus 5
The big question this year is: What smartphone will Google unleash at I/O. The smart money is on a refreshed Nexus. But there's also word…
Tablet Wars, Reduced Price Edition: next-gen Nexus 7 $149 July
I predicted we'd see $99 tablets by Christmas 2011. It didn't happen. I rode Moore's Law too aggressively on that call. Though not official, it's…
Facebook Home looks promising – How will Apple respond?
Will Apple's next version of iOS have a social networking-like skin? One challenge is Apple's distinct non core competency in this arena. Their last social…
Film Review: ‘Room 237’ heaps on ‘Shining’ conspiracy theories
Oh, also The Shining is really about the holocaust. Why? Because the typewriter that Jack Nicholson so maniacally pounds away on in the lounge is…
Road to a Million Views: The Gear (DSLR Video Guide)
Jumping into DSLR? Here's a list of gear that can you get started, and on the way to a million views on YouTube.
In Napa: Cathy Corison, the no-compromise fine winemaker (Video)
"This terroir deserves wines that can be aged." Cathy Corison doesn't do trends. The esteemed winemaker--27 years in the business--also doesn't give two hoots about…
Google: Jelly Bean running on 1 in 4 Android devices
Features such as Google Now, highly customizable home screens, and a best-in-class notification system, have given Google a leg up on Apple.
Google Android sales increase, capture 51% of U.S. market
Microsoft continues to remain relevant, and took third place once again in the U.S. with 4.7% of all smartphone sales.