Laptop Review: Juni 2013

What Not To Buy: 7 Cheap Tech Products To Avoid

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7 Cheap Tech Products That Aren't Worth the Money

Day-old sushi, watered down gas, half-price heart surgery. Some bargains aren't a good deal at any price. When you're shopping for gadgets or tech services, it often pays to spend a little more or delay a purchase rather than wasting money on something that will make your life more difficult–no matter how cheap the "bargain. Here are 7 cheap tech products to avoid.

Galaxy S4 Mini Hands-on Video

The Galaxy S4 Mini isn't as powerful as its bigger brother, but packs plenty of features into its compact frame. Check out our hands-on video.

Best Tablets Under $200

You can't always trust a cheap price tag, but there are a handful of great tablets that cost less than $200. Check out these budget slates that actually deliver.

Apple iOS 7 vs. Samsung TouchWiz

Is TouchWiz better than what iOS 7 promises? LAPTOP goes feature by feature to see how the two operating systems stack up.

How to Install Windows 8.1 Preview

A step-by-step guide for how to download and install the just-released Windows 8.1 Preview on your Windows 8 device.

Apple MacBook Air (11-inch, 2013) Reviewed

It's as if someone took a late-model Mini Cooper and placed it on a Tesla. The 2013 MacBook Air 11-inch may look the same as previous generations, but, with Intel's latest Haswell processor, it's more powerful and lasts much longer on a charge than ever before. Better yet, its starting price remains $999. But is a processor upgrade enough to keep the Air ahead of Ultrabooks with higher-res touch screens and more innovative designs?

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11s Reviewed

Is it the best of both worlds? Billed as the world's first multimode mini Ultrabook, this flexible 11-inch hybrid offers a third-generation Intel Core i5 processor for running both desktop and Windows 8 apps, and a vivid touch-screen display for a device that can go from work to play with the flip of a lid. Find out if the 11S' diminutive dimensions and extreme flexibility justify the price.

1. Pixlr Express

2. Snapseed Mobile

3. Zaggkeys iPad Mini Keyboard Case

4. Adobe Photoshop Express

5. Belkin Ultimate Keyboard Case for iPad

1. Top 10 Notebooks Now

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Adventure Quest June of Doom

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Summer has started—and Sulen'Eska saga ends! Get lost in Book 3 Ravenloss, catch up with Tomix and Aspar, and build a ship to fly into the Void...	MechQuest's finale is only the beginning! The Shadowscythe are HERE! Can you save the Universe… or is this really the end after all?

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Battery Life Compared: Windows 8 Ultrabooks vs. MacBook Air

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2013 MacBook Air Battery Life vs. Windows 8 Ultrabooks

If the new MacBook Air looks identical to its predecessor, then why is everyone making such a big deal about it? Because this ultraportable laptop beats the last Air and every Windows Ultrabook by a mile when it comes to endurance. Thanks to Intel's new 4th generation Core (Haswell) processor and a beefier battery on the inside, the new Air doesn't need an extended battery or slice to last all day on a charge. So how do Windows 8 machines stack up?

Which Samsung Galaxy S4 is Right for You?

What's the difference between all the Galaxy S4 variants? Check out our Galaxy S4 Guide to find out.

Best Free Texting Apps 2013

Ffree messaging apps can help you get around your carrier's fees. Find out which are worth your time.

10 Most Anticipated Smartphones

Find out what major smartphone releases you've got to look forward to in the later half of 2013.

25 Best iPad Apps

Don't have time to sort through all 375,000 available iPad apps? Check out these 25 first.

MSI GT60 2OD-026US Reviewed

If you're looking for a huge injection of gaming power but want a rig you can easily move from room to room, the MSI GT60-2OD is ready for action. Rocking Intel's new fourth-generation Haswell Core i7 processor and one of Nvidia's newest graphics chips, this 15-inch notebook ($1,999; $2,338 as configured) packs a wallop. You also get a keyboard that's tailor-made for gamers, a full-HD display and robust audio. If you take your fun seriously, the GT60 will not disappoint.

Office Mobile for Office 365 Subscribers (iOS) Reviewed

For years, Microsoft's Office suite has ruled the market when it comes to PC productivity software. Now, Microsoft is expanding its mobile horizons with its Office Mobile for Office 365 Subscribers app for iOS, packing Office 365's three core programs into a 50MB package. But how do Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel translate to the small screen? Read on to find out.