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I took the opportunity to purchase a Samsung S6 Edge, and I picked it up at my local Verizon store. Here’s my first look.

Our Alan Wallace reports from TED and TEDActive in Whistler, Canada. Check out the latest news here.

Sending an e-card is easy. Getting out of a recurring membership charge is not as simple. Alan Wallace on his experience with American Greet

Need an ultimate organizer? Alan Wallace reviews NEATConnect, a handy portable scanner that knows the difference between business cards, rec

The latest rev of News Republic is out. And it learns from what you read. Here’s what’s new in News Republic 4.0 for Android, Apple iOS. It’

Here’s what our Alan Wallace saw in 24 hours at CES 2014 — and how he’s managing to bounce back now. Tech roundup — plus video.

Xbox One is billed as the gaming machine of all gaming machines and promises to be the tool that will centralize your living room. But caref

Microsoft may be ready to announce who will replace Steve Ballmer as the companies CEO. A shortlist of candidates includes Alan Mulally from

Migrating to Windows 8.1? Have a ton of messy files, duplicates, and scared of corrupting your files? Alan Wallace lists five great utilitie

The Microsoft Surface Pro is way better when you use it with a docking station. Here are three stands that are worth a look — review.

Typically when I fall in love with a product, I continue to worship it until another shiny object comes along or updates make that solution

It isn’t easy being a parent. Being a parent to a kid with an Apple iPad and iPod is an order of magnitude tougher. Our Alan Wallace is an i

Microsoft’s Surface with RT Review: Great performance and screen resolution, amazing battery life. But it’s too much like Hotel California.

I had a blast at the press event Showstoppers here in New Orleans at CTIA 2012. Here are 10 products I found notable. In no particular order

iHeart Radio Beta beta allows you to listen to over 800 “Live” radio stations or build your own station by artist or around a song

"There are enough free solutions out there that viruses don't have to be fixed that way" says Alan Wallace, vice president of corporate comm