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Laptops

How Easy Is It to Steal a Hidden Laptop From a Car?

The answer? Super duper easy—at least until this security glitch can be worked out.
By Harmon Leon
The 9.7" iPad Pro.

Apple’s Newest, Sleekest Laptop Isn’t a Mac

Apples newest laptops are pretty, and plenty powerful, but they’re pricey and they don’t always play nicely with third-party software and services. They're also not MacBooks.
By Rich Jaroslovsky
Philip Schiller introduces AirPower, a wireless charging system, during a media event at Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino, California on September 12.

Will Apple Stand in the Way of Widespread Public Wireless Charging?

Apple, Samsung and Dell will have to agree on a single and affordable protocol for Wi-Fi charging.
By Daryl Deino
Although distractions seem to pull us away from more important things, they serve a purpose.

When Distraction Is a Good Thing

By Nir Eyal
A TSA agent watches an xray monitor while screening luggage at Terminal C of LaGuardia Airport.

Why Banning Laptops From Airplane Cabins Doesn’t Make Sense

By Cassandra Burke Robertson and Irina D. Manta
BELLEVUE, WA - DECEMBER 3: Microsoft's Ashley Frank talks about Windows 10 during Microsoft Shareholders Meeting December 3, 2014 in Bellevue, Washington. The meeting as first without Steve Ballmer as the company's CEO and the first without Bill Gates as the Chairman of the Board.

How Top Computer Makers Are Differentiating Themselves As Windows 10 Releases

By Brady Dale
Not guilty of pissing on your computer. (VASILY MAXIMOV/AFP/Getty Images)

Dell Was Selling Laptops That Reeked of Cat Pee But Don’t Worry, They Fixed It

By Kelly Faircloth
Facebook = heroin, apparently. (Photo: Howzzdat)

Student Breaks Into Woman’s House to Browse Facebook, Pee on Her Couch

By Jessica Roy

Like Duh, Here are All the Things Wrong with the Fujitsu ‘Floral Kiss’ Laptop for Ladies

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: YouTube)

Justin Bieber Trolls Everyone, ‘Stolen Laptop’ Claim was a Viral Marketing Stunt for His New Single

By Jessica Roy

Rap Legend DMX Utterly Flummoxed By His First Ever Google Search [Video]

By Kelly Faircloth

Vibe Rater: Grey Dog Coffee, 90 University Place

By Chris Shott and Gillian Reagan
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