February 22, 2013 Archives 
RealClearTechnology Morning Edition
The Robot Will See You Now - Jonathan Cohn, The AtlanticChromebook: The Windows-killer We Need - Christopher Mims, Quartz
Google's Chromebook Pixel Is Stupid - Sam Biddle, Gizmodo
The Top Ten Tech Myths - Stewart Wolpin, Laptop
Google Is Playing Us for Fools - Gary Marshall, TechRadar
Can This Site Kill the Credit Score? - Justine Sharrock, BuzzFeed
Sony Just Lost the Console Wars - Roberto Baldwin, Wired
Monster Specs of the PlayStation 4 - Andrew Cunningham, Ars Technica
Net Neutrality Activists: Man Up! - Mike Wendy, RealClearTechnology
How 4G Will Change Your Life - Barry Neild, CNN
Don't Blame Email for Info Overload - David Lavenda, Fast Company
What Facebook Search Will Do Next - Jolie O'Dell, Venture Beat
RealClearTechnology Afternoon Edition
Is Google Glass a Segway for Your Face? - Hamish McKenzie, Pando DailyGoogle Glass's Biggest Fanboy? Mark Zuckerberg - Ryan Mac, Forbes
Those Google Stores Are Starting to Make Sense - MG Siegler, TechCrunch
Does the Rise of Android = The Fall of Apple $$? - John Kirk, Tech.pinions
What's in a $10,000 Phone? - Jon Matonis, Forbes
PS4 and the Vita: Multiscreen Dream Come True? - Scott Stein, CNET
Big Data Doesn't Mean Big Answers - Matt Asay, ReadWrite
Yahoo's Redesign Feels Fake and Dated - John Dvorak, PC Magazine
Will Microsoft Suprise Us Next Week @ MWC? - Jared Newman, PC World
Can We Really Prevent Asteroidmageddon? - Adam Mann, Wired
A Safe, Hacker-Free Internet...for Rich People - Drake Bennett, BBW
RealClearTechnology Reviews, Tips & How Tos
How to Tame Your PC's Digital Chaos - Jill Duffy, PC MagazineTurn YouTube Videos Into MP3s - Liane Cassovoy, PC World
The Facebook Myths You Shouldn't Believe - Ryan Dube, Make Use Of
Is Republic's $19 Wireless Service All That? - Marguerite Reardon, CNET