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• Android Auto: the first generation of Android for cars is innovative but feels like a beta version

  Unlike a smartphone, which you can easily swap out and trade in for something else, Android Auto requires a bit more commitment

• Starbucks still grappling with fraud in online accounts, gift cards

  Fraudsters are taking advantage of auto top-up on some accounts to move balances to cards they control

• Starbucks hit by major computer failure

  Stores appear to be affected across the country, with some giving out free drinks

• Is it safe to use public Wi-Fi networks?

  As long as you take a few common sense precautions.

• iMac vs MacBook Air, find out which of Apple's Macs is best for you

  Which Mac is the best one for you?

• How to find free Internet for your laptop while travelling

  A solid Internet connection isn't always available on the road. Here's three ways to stay connected almost anywhere.

Features about starbucks

• Why Israel could be the next cybersecurity world power

  There are plenty of cities in the U.S. that want to lay claim to becoming the "next" Silicon Valley, but a dusty desert town in ...

• Your next smartphone is now closer to wireless charging

  The consolidation of two groups should help the industry standardize -- and spread

• Digital nomad survival tips you can use anywhere

  Living in Europe, the Middle East and Africa taught me that the conventional wisdom about mobility is all wrong

• Opinion: The Internet of Things, huge data, and Starbucks

  The coffee cup you get from Starbucks will eventually be instrumented and connected.

• Facebook Places vs. Foursquare: Who has the business edge?

  Places duplicates most of Foursquare's raison d'etre, but Foursquare could stay relevant by serving businesses better.