Katherine Boehret’s Review
An iPad That’s Mini in Screen Size Only
Apple’s new iPad mini has the same screen resolution and chip for faster processing as the iPad Air.
Google’s Moto G Skating on Thin Margins
The Journal has a “teardown” analysis of Google’s new Moto G smartphone, and the results may not be good news for Apple or Samsung.
9398 posts and columns on Apple
An iPad That’s Mini in Screen Size Only
Apple’s new iPad mini has the same screen resolution and chip for faster processing as the iPad Air.
Two Ways to Hit “Print” on a Mobile Device
Presto and ThinPrint Cloud Printer make on-the-go print jobs from smartphones and tablets as easy as printing from a PC.
At Work With Microsoft Office on an iPhone
Office Mobile is a solid app that does a good job of making you forget you’re working on a small screen, but it comes with many limitations, says Katie.
KatieCam: What’s On Nuance CEO Paul Ricci’s Bookshelf (Video)
Because Siri won’t read “War and Peace” to you.
Breathe, Relax, Repeat: Devices for Inner Peace
Katherine Boehret looks at two sensors that aim to help users get to a calmer zone.
At 10, You Still Have Some Tricks, iTunes
For users puzzled over the finer points of iTunes, Katie offers some ways to improve how you use the digital-download source.
Hassle-Free Photo Books in One Couch Sitting
KeepShot App simplifies creating physical albums with an iPad on your lap, even in a cramped plane seat.
Online Entertainment That’s for the Taking
Deals on books, movies, music and more are available on most days, you just need to know where to look.
An Email Inbox That Knows Who’s Important
Katie reviews Cloze, a free Apple iOS app that studies your emails and social-network interactions, then sorts messages according to people it thinks matter most to you.
A Fresh New Office Finds a Place in the Cloud
Microsoft’s newest version of Office is a radical change from previous versions. It’s more closely tied to the cloud and has a surprising new price model.
