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Amazon is giving away books, including New York Times bestsellers, for the Kindle if you’re an Amazon Prime member. It is a delightful surprise to people who signed up for Prime.

SpeakToIt for Android phones works as an alternative to Siri. Sort of. She’s slow and a little bit mentally challenged. She’s less convenient than Siri, less capable, less comprehending, less…

My e-mail box overflows each day with reader comments and questions, and most express some form of discontent: complaints about how they’ve been treated, critiques on columns, gripes about a product,…

David Pogue hosted a panel on the future of taxi technology at annual conference of the International Association of Transport Regulators. Here’s what he learned.

Among the iPod Nano’s new features: a microphone, a speaker, an FM radio, a voice recorder, a pedometer that counts how many steps you walk or run, and a camcorder.

AT&T bows to public pressure and shortens its prerecorded voicemail-instruction message.

Have a gadget that no one’s ever made? Share your genius here!

Amazon belatedly offers replacements for the George Orwell books it deleted from Kindle devices, or gift certificates.

Until recently, David Pogue has been relying on Twitter for all his obscure-question-answering needs. Last week, he stumbled upon a new, better way to harness the Net for answers.

Twitter has published the specs for accessing its service so that outsiders can write their own Twitter programs - and create Web sites that access the stream of posts and add all kinds of features.