iPhone killers
Today’s smartphones can do almost anything—but are all those extras worth the cost?
Phil Raby
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Shooting stars
A new breed of camera blurs the line between DSLR and HD-ready video recorders.
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iPad dilemma
You know you want one — but which one? Depending on the features you choose, you can pay between $550 and $1,700 for two years of use.
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Autos: Going for broker
You’ve heard of mortgage brokers, now meet the car broker. A good one can save you thousands on your next car.
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E-readers: Kindle versus Sony
E-readers let you download and store hundreds of books, and read them anywhere you like. Which one is right for you?
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GPS: Never get lost again
GPS units now feature traffic reports, restaurant reviews and MP3 players. Which one is right for you?
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Autos: Hip to be square
We take a look at the latest cube-like compact cars to see how they stack up.
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Cars: The magnificent seven-seaters
Cooler than minivans, smaller than SUVs, a new generation of crossover vehicles is taking to the streets.
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Used cars: Absolutely Guaranteed. Well, maybe
If you think that buying a certified used vehicle will ensure you peace of mind, think again.
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Compact minivans: Less is more—much more
Two new minivans win big by going small.
