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Do you use tone controls or an equalizer?

I can't name one truly high-end preamp with tone controls, and that's because most audiophiles wouldn't dream of altering the signal in any way. Home theater buyers see things differently, so virtually all AV receivers have bass and treble controls and many employ auto setup programs that feature extensive speaker and room correction processing. Some say the processing improves the sound. Personally, I'm far from convinced these calibration systems really do that, they change the sound, but the results are too inconsistent to be counted on. If your receiver has auto setup, try turning it off, … Read more

Correction: Firefox OS phone

The story incorrectly described Geeksphone. It is a manufacturer and seller.

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Correction: Siri data

The story misidentified the Apple spokeswoman. Her name is Trudy Muller.

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Correction: Kepler telescope and habitable planets

This story was live briefly with inaccurate information about the number of planets found in the habitable zone of their respective planetary systems. A total of three planets are in the habitable zone.

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Correction: Nokia earnings

The story incorrectly characterized Nokia's earnings.

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Correction: ACLU's complaint to FTC on mobile

The FTC does, in fact, have processes that allow it to file lawsuits, despite what this story originally reported.

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Correction: T-Mobile's trade-in program offers better value than trade-in sites

An earlier version of this story did not account for the fact that T-Mobile is waiving the $99 down payment on iPhones when people trade in their old devices. With this factored into the overall savings of the trade-in, T-Mobile's trade-in program actually offers consumers a better value than other trade-in sites such as Nextworth.

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Correction: Next Xbox

The story incorrectly noted a price. The $300 is the rumored price for a subscription-based Xbox.

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Correction: Tablet/PC sales projections

This story originally gave incorrect figures for device sales projections. Gartner expects that by 2015 unit sales for tablets will hit 337.8 million, while combined desktop and laptop sales will be 292.2 million.

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