Articles by Jared Newman
Samsung’s $15,000 curved OLED TV lands stateside
The concave angle of a curved TV allows every part of the image to be equidistant from your eyes, so the picture looks clearer.Superslim Huawei P6 smartphone looks great, but don’t expect a U.S. launch
Huawei generated some buzz Tuesday with the announcement of the Ascend P6, which the company bills as the world's thinnest smartphone.New HTML5 browser app brings Pandora to game consoles and smart TVs
Rather than launching a native app for the slew of smart devices out there, Pandora's covering all comers with an HTML5 app.Hands on: Twitter Music finds fresh tunes, but lacks crucial features
Twitter Music is finally here, bringing along a slick interface, excellent music discovery chops, and—alas—a very short memory.Use Google Inactive Account Manager to control your online presence after you die
What happens to your Google account after you die? With a new tool called Inactive Account Manager, you can now decide for yourself.rnABC may offer live streaming apps, but not for cord cutters
The network already offer on-demand access, but adding live streaming of shows in progress adds a new dimension to the mix.Plasma TV fans get more bad news as Panasonic eyes exit
Panasonic may be the next in a string of TV makers to abandon plasma TV products in favor of skinner LCDs.YouTube could be key to Google’s Spotify rival
Fortune reports that a YouTube music streaming service will launch later this year and feature some overlap with Google Play Music. But the report leaves some unanswered questions about Google's plans for the music-streaming space.Flexible glass displays still years away, says Corning
Corning recently opened an $800 million factory to produce the bendable glass.Dish Network’s Hopper with Sling now available, combines ad-skipping and streaming
Dish Network's Hopper with Sling, a set-top box that can skip recorded ads and stream live video to other devices, is now available to Dish subscribersNokia PureView to lead camera-phone tech, but where’s everyone else?
According to The Verge, Nokia's next Windows Phone may have a 41-megapixel sensor to help with digital zoom.TV commercials get their volume turned down
Federal Communications Commission rules preventing commercials from being louder than other programming on Thursday went into effect.Hurricane Sandy tips: how to keep cellphones powered up
Without a way to charge your gadgets, you'll want to conserve as much power as you can, especially your cell phone, as it may be your only means of communication during a massive storm. Here are some tips for keeping your phone and other gadgets alive during Hurricane Sandy.