Easy ways to make your Bluetooth speaker sound better

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How to make your Bluetooth speaker sound better Audio pro Steve Guttenberg dishes on some little-known, free ways to get better sound out of your Bluetooth speakers. Read more | Share:  Sharon Vaknin Senior associate editor View profile  |  E-mail
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E-reader vs. tablet, which is right for you?

Welcome to summer! Now that the temperatures are rising and the sunbathing has commenced, you are probably ready to pick up some hand held entertainment.

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E-reader vs. tablet: Which is right for you? Welcome to summer! Now that the temperatures are rising and the sunbathing has commenced, you are probably ready to pick up some handheld entertainment. So which will you choose? Solid e-reader? Multitasking tablet? CNET offers the best of both worlds in this issue of Tech Specials.
Decisions, decisions Life is full of choices, the most important probably being which e-reader you should choose. We lay your options out for an easy comparison. Read more Play with Fire The new Kindle Fire is a hybrid of a tablet and e-reader, but is it right for you? CNET tests and reviews the Kindle Fire, making your decision a little easier. Read more Pocket edition Tired of planning out your vacation reads? Need a whole other suitcase for your books? Try one of these e-readers; they are lighter than a library of books, we guarantee it. Read more Tantalizing tablets Multitasking isn't a crime. If you need your e-reader to also open your e-mail, finish that presentation, take pictures, and access your favorite novel, these tablets will be your best friend. Read more The finest simplicity Looking for fewer distractions? Avoid the bells and whistles of a tablet and pick up a beautifully simple e-reader that sticks to the books. Read more Summer dilemmas Still torn between a tablet and an e-reader? Ask Maggie gives an in-depth comparison with first-hand opinions from the halls of CNET. Read more

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Today's Top Picks   The missing pieces from the Windows 8.1 preview Windows 8.1 is chock-full of new features, but the preview is not a zero-sum release. Microsoft left out a handful of interesting features that had been included in Windows 8, and it also slashed functionality from some features. Here's a list of what's missing. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Recommended Moving Video Collaboration to the Cloud Cloud video conferencing services allows people to connect with each other any time, from any place, over any video-enabled device. Read on to learn more. Flights over England restricted after air traffic system problems The number of flights taking off over the south of England has been restricted after the failure of an air traffic control system. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK U.S. Emergency Alert System open to more 'zombie' hackers after accidental SSH key disclosure "Civil authorities in your area have reported that the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves," said one recently hacked emergency broadcast. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Microsoft's impossible dream: A lean mean, integrated machine Check your enthusiasm for Microsoft's latest, greatest reorg at the door. Moving the execs and products are the easy part. The execution is a new ballgame entirely. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Google releases fix to OEMs for Blue Security Android security hole Google has found a fix for a vulnerability in Android's security model that could allow attackers to convert 99 percent of all applications into Trojan malware. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Hot Topic Spotlight   Windows 8.1: Close, but no cigar Will Windows 8.1 be better than Windows 8? Yes. Better than Windows 7? No, not really. READ FULL STORY  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Featured Photo Gallery   BlackBerry Q5: Hands-on with the latest Qwerty It might lack the buzz of the Z10 and the glamour of the Q10, but BlackBerry's latest handset could be its most important yet. VIEW THE GALLERY  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK More photo galleries: HTC One camera utility beats out Nokia Smart Camera app (Gallery) Featured Review   HTC One Google Edition hands-on: A One without Sense isn't a One HTC and Samsung both rolled out Google Edition devices, but after spending a few days with the HTC One I am even more convinced that the best HTC One has Sense 5 as designed and optimized by HTC. READ FULL REVIEW  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK	Latest News   Jelly Bean dominates the Android charts, but where's the money?   Infosys co-founder Pai criticizes falling back on senior talent   One in five enterprises use software-defined networks: survey   Samsung, Apple top tech list in Fortune Global 500   McAfee: S. Korea major cyberattack part of 4-year spy op   Floating Russian nuclear plants: am I the only one who thinks this is a really bad idea?   Beware health searches: Web data may be leaked to third parties   Barnes & Noble CEO William Lynch resigns   Read more News >> Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Watch us on YouTube Small Business Center   What's Wanelo? Why small retailers should care With more than 8 million registered users, the curated shopping site is driving sales and buzz for some 200,000 stores. Is yours one of them? READ FULL STORY  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK 3 tools for taking presentations mobile Along with heavyweight SlideShark, Haiku Deck, Presefy and Electric Slide are rethinking how tablets and smartphones are used to present slideshows or instructional materials. READ FULL STORY  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Recommended Downloads The Ins and Outs of Video Conferencing: Interoperability The Blue Jeans Network makes video communications as easy and pervasive as audio communications by enabling customers to connect with each other seamlessly anytime, anywhere and from practically any device. Learn more now in this short, helpful guide. IDC: Generating Proven Business Value with EMC Next Generation Backup and Recovery For midsize companies, an efficient backup and recovery infrastructure is a strategic necessity. To learn why, read this IDC analysis of ten midsize companies that have deployed EMC backup and recovery solutions. Read more now. Free 30-Day Trial: SolarWinds Log and Event Manager SolarWinds Log & Event Manager provides real-time insight into all your security, operational and policy-driven activities. It can detect, alert, and react to zero-day threats and help protect your network and systems. Get your 30-day fully functional free trial today! Room, Row, and Rack-based Cooling for Data Centers This paper describes improved cooling methods and provides guidance on when to use each type for most next generation data centers.
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