Month: July 2012

http://cnet.com/alwayson Sharon Vaknin shows you to use a MakerBot printer to print a custom iPhone case. source

It’s our most dramatic torture test yet with the new MacBook Air. Plus, we ElliptiGo, control home theaters with Android,

http://cars.cnet.com The electric Focus is a big stride toward making electric cars less weird. source

David Pierce takes a look at Office 2013 from Microsoft. You can read the full review from Tom Warren, our

http://cars.cnet.com Nissan’s goofy-looking mini crossover is fun to drive and has enough tech to acquit itself. source

http://cnet.com/alwayson In this Always On how-to, Sharon Vaknin shows you how to make your NFC-enabled phone do all kinds of

http://cnet.com/alwayson Molly Wood puts the Samsung Galaxy S3 through the ringer from a freezing it, to heating it, to dropping

http://cnet.com/conversations Founder Daniel Kim thinks the answer is to reduce the size of our vehicles dramatically, along with their number

http://top5.cnet.com In the market for a smartphone that isn’t the iPhone, check out our Top 5 Android smartphones for July

To see the full break down of the results, check out the accompanying article on PCWorld.com. http://www.pcworld.com/article/258704/apple_siri_versus_google_jelly_bean_voice_search_showdown.html source