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How 3D Printing Will Transform Chinese Manufacturing (Op-Ed)
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Why has China's manufacturing-heavy economy not widely adopted 3D printing?

Moga Power Android Game Controller Hands-on
By Marcus Yam, Tom's Guide Staff published
These Android gaming controllers will charge your phone while you play.

How 3D Printing Will Save You Money
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Printing household items can already save you money. As technology improves, 3D printing may offer more goods made locally or even at home.

EA Shutters Pet Society, The Sims Social and SimCity Social
By Tom's Guide Staff published
On June 14 2013, EA will be taking Pet Society, Sim City Social and The Sims Social offline.

5 Free Online Photo Editing Tools
By Tom's Guide Staff published
A surprising spectrum--from stupidly easy to Photoshop-savvy--of Web-based photo editing tools can be found for free. We checked out 5 of the most interesting options: FotoFlexer, Pixlr, Phixr, iPiccy and Lunapic

FAQs of (Web) Life: Managing Your Online Identity
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Advice for making a blog relevant, dealing with hacked email accounts, managing LinkedIn location privacy, and figuring out the meaning of Facebook.

10 New, Noteworthy iOS Apps for Making Music
By Tom's Guide Staff published
The iTunes store just exploded with music-making apps. Banjo or theremin, anybody? Complex or lightweight synthesizers? Read on, and rock on.

5 Good WYSIWYG Editors for Coders
By Tom's Guide Staff published
There are codemonkeys, and there are codemonkeys who see the world like Neo from The Matrix.

PowerShell ISE vs cmd.exe
By Tom's Guide Staff published
The more tasks that you delegate to PowerShell, the greater the chance that you will truly embrace this wonderful command-line technology.

How to Salvage Photos Gone Horribly Wrong
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Not everybody has time to learn photography 101. Here’s how to make the best of bad images after the damage has been done, with software.

Google to Help Users Detect Internet Filtering
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Internet filtering of any kind is nothing new or shocking. That doesn't make it any less popular with the majority of users though. On Wednesday, Google disclosed a plan that will eventually allow the end user to detect filters on different traffic types.

IFA 2008 – Samsung’s iPhone Competitor SGH-i900 Omnia
By Tom's Guide Staff published
With its touchscreen cell phone i900 Omnia, Samsung is attempting to follow in the iPhone’s footsteps. Geo-tagging support ensures its snapshots are ready for services such as Google Earth, Panoramio and Flickr.

Symbian Throws Down The Gauntlet At Android
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Analyst Opinion - Symbian today announced that it is essentially changing its stripes.

Mastering HD PC Audio, Part 1
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Add Blu-ray to a PC, and out comes high-def audio, right? Alas, the answer is actually "maybe yes, maybe no." Read on to find out why.

3G iPhone Coming June 9th
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Gizmodo, citing a “reliable source” familiar with the 3G iPhone launch, is proclaiming the launch date of the new iPhone to be June 9th at the World Wide Developers Conference. Rumors have been making their rounds as to when the Second Coming would occur
Google Opens Doors to YouTube Technology
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Web Developers Get Full Access to YouTube Technology. Google today announced that it will give web developers deep access to the underlying technology behind YouTube with a new YouTube API (application programming interface). Having gained substantial re
Atom, Alienware M15x, And The Next iPhone: The Future Of Super Devices
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Analyst Opinion - Rob Enderle has a look at products that bridge categories, combining the usability of at least two different devices in just one box. Are there Super Devices in your future?

Protecting Your Privacy Online, Anonymously
By Tom's Guide Staff published
While the Internet is not anonymous, with a little help you can make yourself less obvious and hidden from public view.

Patching Linux - Pain or Gain?
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Patching a single Linux machine every once in a while can be a small pain, but what do you do when you have a data center full of machines that need updates?
Dell Coming to Best Buy in US
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Dell will soon be sold at over 900 Best Buy retail outlets in the United States. Dell's world-wide in-store presence will be nearly 10,000 stores following this deal.
6 Bare Metal Backup and Recovery Options
By Tom's Guide Staff published
We look at full disk backup and restore packages for Microsoft Small Business Server and Vista desktops to help you decide what's best for your networks and systems.
Home Theater Cinema Paradiso With Video Projectors
By Tom's Guide Staff published
Forget about expensive LCD TV screens: A digital video projector can do a better job for a whole lot less. A blank white wall and an investment of less than $1,500 can transform your living room into a movie theater minus the $10 plus tickets and obnoxious crowds. THG illustrates how now-affordable digital video projectors work as well as what to avoid.
High-End PC Speakers: Which Are Worth Your Dollars?
By Tom's Guide Staff published
PC speakers no longer represent a poor man's stereo system. Long confined to the bride's maid category of stereo sound, PC speakers have seen considerable quality jumps commensurate with the rising popularity of home cinema and 3D games. Speaker systems we review include offerings from Creative, Logitech and Terratec.
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