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To-do app Wunderlist debuts API integrations with Slack, HipChat and more
Looking to become more useful to its 13 million users, Wunderlist releases its public API to integrate with chat apps and calendars.
The Week in iPhone Cases: Go swimming with Mophie’s latest Juice Pack
This week’s roundup of new iPhone cases bring you fitness-forward options from Belkin and Griffin, cases for photographers from Manfrotto and Olloclip, and extended battery life from Mophie and PowerSkin.
The end of OS X: A modest proposal
Time to turn it up to 11.
Apple denies reports that HomeKit is delayed
The dream of controlling HomeKit-certified devices from your iPhone or Apple Watch isn't a reality just yet. But Apple says the first devices are on their way soon.
Iceland and beyond: Exploring offshore web hosting
Although a local web hosting provider might be your first thought, hosting your website abroad can improve security and performance.
Siri, meet Alexa: How Amazon's Echo has made me eager for HomeKit
Apple is slowly laying the groundwork for a smart home that's more than the sum of its connected gadgets.
Rdio's cheaper music plan combines ad-free radio with a handful of on-demand songs
If you can't decide between Internet radio and on-demand streaming, Rdio's $4 per month plan will give you a bit of both.
Apple may give social networking another shot with Beats Music reboot
The overhauled Beats Music streaming service is rumored to have a social element for musicians.
How to design an environmentally friendly website
Reducing your carbon footprint can be as simple as changing the background color of your website, or taking the time to clear out unused files. Here's how to make your site more efficient while having a positive impact on the environment.
Wolfram's nifty new Image Identify site tells you what's in a picture (sometimes)
The new website lets you drop in any image and attempts to identify it, though it's more amusing than practical at the moment.
Gross: A gimmicky 'Dear John' letter for a gadget isn't cute
Buying a device is just like being in a relationship! If you're a weirdo.
Walmart's testing a $50 Amazon Prime competitor
Walmart reportedly plans to take on Amazon this summer with an invite only trial program that offers unlimited free delivery for a low annual fee.
Google blocks Chrome extensions not found in the official Web Store
Extensions for Windows and Mac will have to be installed from Google's Web Store, a small handful of restricted business and developer exceptions aside.
Private I: When security products don't actually make you safer
Well-intentioned attempts to help users improve security could leave them more vulnerable than they think.
How to whiten teeth in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements
Brightening pearly whites in a photo is really quite easy.
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Macworld’s May Digital Edition: hands-on with the Apple Watch
In May, it’s hands-on with the Apple Watch and the new 12-inch MacBook. Executive Editor Susie Ochs raves about the Apple Watch software while former Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell takes on the MacBook’s redesigned trackpad. Plus: Time-saving tips for Office for iPad.
Macworld How-To
How to whiten teeth in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements
Brightening pearly whites in a photo is really quite easy.
Mac 911: You are not an Apple ID! You are a Free Person!
Apple doesn't exactly believe in different people using the same resources or the same person needing multiple identities, but it's working on it.
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