An iPhone user's (surprisingly positive) experience with Windows Phone

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		An iPhone user's (surprisingly positive) experience with Windows Phone 04.02.2015 3:39 AM Hey, Cortana! Kirk McElhearn gave up his iPhone for more than a month to see if the grass is greener on Windows Phone.
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		App showdown: Roku vs. Chromecast vs. Apple TV vs. Fire TV vs. Nexus Player 04.02.2015 3:00 AM App selection is one of the biggest factors in choosing a streaming media player for your TV. Here's how the major players compare.
		The Week in iOS Accessories: Apple Watch accessories are proliferating 04.01.2015 2:30 PM This week's roundup of iOS accessories includes even more items for Apple Watch. But don't worry: We've still got stuff for your iPhone and iPad.
		Reading comprehension: Misunderstanding Apple surveys continues apace 04.02.2015 7:00 AM Apple Pay is a huge disappointment. Because people can't use it.
		The plying game: An inside look at the voracious, insatiable world of App Store reviews 04.02.2015 3:30 AM Developers understand the importance of a good App Store rating, but are they really worth all the trouble?
		Health care industry receives first mobile apps from Apple, IBM 04.01.2015 3:37 PM The travel and insurance industries receive additional apps, bringing the total offered to 22
		Even the Apple Watch was searching for a problem to solve at first 04.02.2015 7:47 AM Apple started thinking about smartwatches in 2011, but the Watch's raison d’etre—saving us from staring at our phones all the time—only became clear later.
		TrueCrypt cryptographic audit turns up little to fear 04.02.2015 7:30 AM An independently created volume-encryption software project that shut down abruptly apparently has no lurking secrets, according to a new security audit.
		First look: Office Lens scans documents and whiteboards into editable Office files 04.02.2015 10:58 AM Microsoft's new iPhone app can capture paper documents, business cards, and even whiteboard sketches, and turn them into Word, PDF, and PowerPoint files.
		Hands-on: Adobe Slate takes another stab at “visual stories†04.02.2015 10:30 AM A new iPad app makes magazine-like stories out of words and pictures. It's so easy, you might wish it wasn't.
		Don't dash to Dash: new Amazon buttons aid brands, not consumers 04.02.2015 11:08 AM A new brand-name oriented doohickey from Amazon promises to remove the tedium of re-ordering as long as you want only products from brands.