Tell Magazine
Technology for Everyday Life
formerly e-Gear Magazine is the print arm of the Technology Tell Network. Readers are treated to the most engaging and informative coverage of every CE category imaginable nine times a year.- Huawei Ascend P6 Is Official: Super-Slim 4.7-Inch Android with Quad-Core Processor
Rumor: Facebook to Add Video to Instagram
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom Gets Priced in UK, Launch Date Still Unknown
- Nokia Working on Snapdragon 800-Powered Phone, Likely Coming By Year-End
- Fitbit Announces New Activity Tracker, Fitbit Flex
- How Far Away Are We from 3D Printed Homes?
- How Distribution and Education Could Help 4K Succeed
- Gibson, Onkyo, and DALI Join WiSA, the Wireless Speaker and Audio Association
- Soundcast Melody Ultra-Portable Bluetooth Speaker Is Designed to Go Places
- How 3D Movies Dramatically Improved One Man’s Depth Perception
- Jennifer Love Hewitt and Producers of “The Client List” Having Trouble Achieving Happy Ending Together
- New Trailer Makes “Salinger” Look More Like an Espionage Thriller Than a Documentary
- Neil Patrick Harris to Lead Broadway Debut of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
- From China, Confirmation of 2015 Release Date for ‘Kung Fu Panda 3′
- CBS Unveils Fall Premiere Schedule, Dates
- SYNC, MyFord Touch Equipped On Nearly 80% of New Fords, Automaker Says
One less subscription you have to worry about. For now. Mitsu’s Outlander and HD Radio.
- Magneti Marelli Opens A New U.S. Automotive Lighting Plant In Pulaski, Tennessee
SiriusXM Surpasses 10,000 Auto Dealers Participating in Its Pre-Owned Vehicle Program
- After Stopover in Cincinnati, Solar Impulse Lands in Washington, D.C.
Waste Land auction shows print value, Gutenberg problems for poetry
A round-up of iPad rumors
A War Against the Indie Author?
MyAudio Arena in Budapest shows Europe’s generic device makers pushing up-market
Morning Roundup: How I Became a Freelancer
Self-publishing vs. traditional publishing: The religious debate
Self-publishing saves a home
