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Users can project their desktop onto a flat surface and control it with the Windows Kinect sensor.

Business owners and tech pros often have different views on IT needs. Here is how to strike a balance.

A look at new video technologies from startup companies as well as some more established players.

These four devices do more than just free up your hands, they're also crammed with noise-canceling technology, and some are even easy on the eyes.

The shipping giant has made 3-D printing available in a San Diego franchise and will extend the offering to five other cities across the U.S. in the next two months as part of a pilot program.

Zoom brings affordable, full-featured video meetings to small businesses, and created a tablet-based education platform that children can use.

Tile is a Bluetooth-enabled device and app that lets users keep tabs on their most valuable items.

Disney doesn't just do cartoons. Its researchers are developing something that can make motion-controlled devices more immersive for users.

Embattled SAC Capital chief Steve Cohen says he reads just 11 percent of the 1,000 emails he gets a day. If that sounds familiar, here is some advice.

Microsoft makes a far-fetched pitch to small businesses by calling its new gaming console a presentation tool.

Creating a social network just for your employees can allow information to move more freely.

These full-size laptops have large screens, full-size keyboards and powerful operating systems.

Mary Meeker's 'Internet Trends' report heralds hands-free tech as the next big thing.

Start producing more professional YouTube videos with these four easy steps.

Smaller, less expensive 3-D printers are unlocking the ability for more people to be part of the maker movement.

Here are some initial impressions of Google's much-anticipated computerized glasses.

Considering launching an app? Consider the negatives, and ask yourself these three key questions first.

From scripting to shooting, these tips can help you produce professional looking videos on a budget.

Read about LinkedIn's disappointing second-quarter forecast, Google's plans for your app activity data, Warren Buffett's new online presence, and more social-media news.

Email is easily the biggest time waster in your day. But if approached the right way, it could actually make you more productive. Here are three tips to help you use your email to be more efficient at work.

Make sure everyone is literally on the same page with these document-sharing tips.