Home-Fix Computing

11/04/2013

The Ferrari F12 is a supercar for all seasons. Take it for a spin with us: http://cnet.co/1aOLT4o

11/03/2013

I did the thing this morning. I woke up, looked at the clock, saw that it was time to get up, jumped out of bed even though the alarm on my phone hadn't gone off yet, started turning lights on, remembered daylight savings, checked the time on my phone, went back to sleep for an hour. Actually it was...

11/03/2013

With November upon us, great discounts abound, and as you've hopefully noticed, we've been quickly ramping up our product recommendations. Here's all the best stuff you may have missed this week, or just may want to take a second look at. We look forward to bringing you another week of huge deals, a...

11/03/2013

We've partnered with our friends at Mass Luminosity to celebrate the launch of Battlefield 4 with a phenomenal worldwide giveaway!

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11/03/2013

Handie prosthetic uses 3D printing and smartphones for much cheaper bionic hands

http://engt.co/1bPLZsP

11/03/2013

Playing rock-paper-scissors with a friend or family member is actually a pretty sophisticated intellectual challenge. You might choose your move based on a personal preference or whim, but you're probably also thinking about what your opponent is going to pick. Sometimes you can just feel your broth...

11/03/2013

11/03/2013

Time Machines: The military sphere

http://engt.co/1cCCbTV

11/01/2013

Somewhere along the way, Facebook apparently became your father's social network. So where are teens going online if not to Facebook?

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9243709/Facebook_loses_the_cool_factor_with_bored_teens?source=cwfb

Image: rogiro/Flickr

10/31/2013

Google Now would be a killer feature for Google's smartwatch: http://cnet.co/19fcskO

10/31/2013

Apple offers two standard configurations of its 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro, and the benchmarks tells very difference stories for each one.