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20 of the Most Important Moments in Internet History

Steve Jobs introduces the first iPhone during his keynote speech at Macworld on January 9, 2007.

20 of the Most Important Moments in Internet History

Left-Handers Can Make Their Android Phone Easier to Use With a Few Clicks

Lefties, your time has come.

Left-Handers Can Make Their Android Phone Easier to Use With a Few Clicks

The FCC Is Helping Americans Pay Their Internet Bills—Here’s Who Qualifies

Public school isn't free if you have to pay for internet access.

The FCC Is Helping Americans Pay Their Internet Bills—Here’s Who Qualifies

Warning: A Lot of People Are Texting You From the Toilet (and Making Other Bad Smartphone Choices)

How many of your tweets were sent from the toilet?

Warning: A Lot of People Are Texting You From the Toilet (and Making Other Bad Smartphone Choices)

Beware: If You Get a Text From Netflix Offering a Free One-Year Subscription, It's a Scam

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Here’s a Simple Way to Mark the 100 Texts You Haven’t Yet Read as ‘Read’ on Your iPhone

Because the messages start coming and they don't stop coming.

Slack Will Soon Allow People From Any Company to DM You

Slack really wants to liberate users from their email inboxes.

Busy Signal: Why Talking on the Phone Was a No-No During the 1918 Flu Pandemic

Americans had to think twice before picking up the telephone during the 1918 flu pandemic.

Sprint Will Fix the Cracked Screen on Your Samsung Galaxy for $49—Even if They're Not Your Carrier

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One Word You Should Never Use In a Conversation

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Stuck in a Never-Ending Group Chat? Here's How to Stop It

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AT&T Is Now Blocking Robocalls by Default, a First for Cell Phone Providers

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Frontier Communications Wants to Pay You $1000 to Swap Your Smartphone for a Flip Phone for a Week

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There's a Two-Letter Word You Should Never Use in Professional Correspondence—and Nope, It's Not No

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6 Simple Tricks for Typing Texts Faster

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Is the Confidentiality Disclaimer at the Bottom of an Email Legally Binding?

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