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PlayStation Now could be the future of gaming

It’s impressive, but Sony still needs to fill in a lot of the blanks

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The bleeding edge in Bitcoin-mining hardware comes to CESThe bleeding edge in Bitcoin-mining hardware comes to CES
Yahoo’s sleek News Digest app swims against the streamYahoo’s sleek News Digest app swims against the stream
Blood money: PulseWallet lets you pay with your veins

Scan your veins with the latest mobile payments panacea

Ellis Hamburger
Steam Machines are here: how Alienware is realizing Valve’s console dream

Alienware leads the charge for Linux-based gaming PCs

Sean Hollister
Android on Windows gets another supporter in AMDAndroid on Windows gets another supporter in AMD
Google’s Open Automotive Alliance: the battle for the dashboard is nowGoogle’s Open Automotive Alliance: the battle for the dashboard is now
The striking Pebble Steel could change your mind about smartwatches

The $249 second-generation Pebble adds style to the original’s substance

Vlad Savov
Rebooting webOS: how LG rethought the smart TV

Five years after it was first introduced, webOS comes back to CES in a radically different form

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Lean into it: test driving Toyota’s i-Road concept car

Three wheels, two passengers, no gas, and a serious strut

Joshua Topolsky
Dolby Vision: the future of TV is really, really brightDolby Vision: the future of TV is really, really bright
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