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• Report: Next Kindle Fire will have camera, shaper display
• Apple may be working on 'Google Glasseslike" wearable computer

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• What it's Like to Get Hacked
• Swedes Explore Computer Interface for you Biceps
• iPhone map app to feature Yelp's location check-ins
• Could mobile apps save local news?
• Solved: Why email scammers say they're from Nigeria

• Can the Internet save education?
• T-Mobile's network should be ready for iPhone in the Fall
• Orangutans at Miami zoo use iPads to communicate
• How to Use the Computer and Barley Lifting a Finger
• Silicon ReRAM spotted, could be on track for 2013
• Facebook Shares Retreat Below IPO Price; Shares Dive 11%
• Powerful 'Flame' cyberweapon torching Mideast computers
• Microsoft launches a 'social search' network

• Faster than 50 million laptops--the race to go exascale
• Want a roll up iPad? LG says flexible displays are real
• A giant undersea cable makes the Internet a split-second faster
• NYC Phone Booths to Become 'Smart Screen' Stations
• Facebook E-commerce: The Next Big Thing?
• Google Nexus Tablet Reportedly Delayed Until July
• How 'in-cell' technology could make the next iPhone ultra-thin
• Why technology is great for your health
• What does moving to the cloud mean?
• What a Facebook Phone Will Look Like: Features and OS

• NASA, NOAA team up for satellite to increase tornado warning times
• Why Apple won't be introducing a touchscreen TV
• Why the iPad 3 Won't Replace Your Labtop
• Ipad Shipment Delay
• Solar Storm Strikes Earth's Magnetic Field Without Major Disruptions
• Analyst sees flaws in new iPad's battery reading
• Digital Gadgets make us read more news
• Tacocopter: the coolest Airborne Taco Delivery System That's Completely Fake

• Apple to Announce iPad 3 First Week in March
• Why your computer is becoming more like your phone
• A $100 solar-powered tablet is coming soon

• Why 3-D TV still hasn't caught on
• 5 CES gadgets that caught our eye
• A Tech Show Loses Clout as Industry Shifts
• Kinect could make its way to labtops
• 50 new tech tools you should know about
• Why the iPad won't transform education just yet

•Google's Opt-In Facial Recognition Avoids Facebook' s Missteps
• Can motors in wheels spark electric car revolution?
• Social networking booming in Egypt, Russia, survey finds
• LG to show off world's largest OLED panel

• Tablet Wars Update: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Out Consume 'Em
• HP Reveals Top Secret 3D Lab Inside 'Area 17'
• Internet Explores share of web traffic drops below 50%
• Iran says it has 'controlled' Duqu maleware attack
• How Microsoft Kinect chanced technology
• This 'robot ostrich' probably will outrun you
• Intel: Supercomputer revamp needs our 50-core chip
• World's smallest car fuels nanotech advance
• Digital movie projectors end Hollywood's film era
• Boarding a moving train: The way to speed up rail travel?
• Report: Facebook making phone, code named 'Buffy'
• The future of airport security: Thermal lie-detectors and cloned sniffer dogs

•What Open Source Can Learn From Steve Jobs Part 1
•Oracle's Ellison shows off new tech hardware
•Kindle Fire vs. iPad: Which is right for you?
•Apple to see 107 million iPhones in 2012, analyst says
•Windows 7 Passes Windows XP in Just Two Years to Become Top OS
•"iPad Mini" to take on Kindle Fire?
•Inside a government computer attack exercise
•NASA Buys Flights On Virgin Galactic's Private Spaceship
•Happy Halloween: The Story behind Google's 1,000-pound pumpkins

•Is mind control the future for TVs?
•Facebook music: Can free ice cream fail?
•Could DigiNotar Hack Lead to a Ciberattack on You?
•Archive chronicles TV's take on 9/11
•Hacked TV remote will auto-mute Snooki 
•Amazon Testing 'Book Buffet' Program Ahead of Tablet Launch
•FCC, FEMA offer new tech tips for emergencies
•World's Second Oldest Functional "Car" Heading to Auction
•Mircrosoft addresses Widows 8 secure boot issue

•Smart thermostat links to cloud for energy savings
•Computer conducts couple's wedding
•New CAFE rules nearly double fuel economy by 2025
•20 Years Ago Today: The First Website Is Published
•Solar storms could disrupt telecommunications this week
•Libya's Internet sputters back into action
•Report: Apple Adding Earthquake Warnings for iOS 5 in Japan
•New IBM computer chip mimics the human brain
•At 20, Linux is invisible, ubiquitous
•Should HP get out of the PC business?
•Samsung Delays Galaxy Tab 10.1 Launch in Australia

•Team Android Tablet adds players 
•AT&T fires back at Netflix on bandwidth pricing
•Firefox world loses Web dev guru to Chrome
•Mobile devices save lives in emergencies
•The future of lighting: walls of light, LEDs, glowing trees
•Don't call Netflix's CEO 'Greed' Hastings just yet

•5 reasons why e-boks arent there yet
•3-D printers will be your next home accessory
•Cell phone radiation: A self-defense guide (FAQ)
•Is Facebook growth stalling in North America?
•American Airlines adds Android in the sky
•15 Fantastic Gadgets for Father's Day
•Google invest $280 million in SolarCity
•The transparent Airbus powered by your body heat
•WD Nomad makes your portable hard drive harder

•Five things Microsoft may do with Skype
•Pringlse can speakers
•Cisco bringing Cius Android tablet to AT&T
•The Internet: One big power suck
•Facebook apps leaked users' information, security firm says
•Researcher: iPad, iPhone IDs can give away identities
•Visa to launch digital wallet system
•Report: Windows 7 almost five times more secure than XP
•Google battles against war against Windows
•HP: TouchPad will become 'number one plus'
•How the iPad changes PC design, part 2
•Amazon e-books now outselling print books
•Heavyweights due at 'All Things Digital'
•Cell phone radiation: Harmless or health risk?
•Europe gets broadband satellite option

•Intel Eyes Post-Thunderbolt Interconnect for 2015
•U.S. Boarder Patrol is Using Video Games Technology to Help Keep Boarder Safe
•Can an iPad or Some Other Form of Technology Transform Education for Our Kids and Their Failing Schools?
•Can technology fix the FAA's air traffic troubles?
•Yahoo Buys TV Chatting Technology
•Kindle Users Gain Access to Borrow Library E-Books
•Cisco Shuts Down Flip, Its Video Camera Unit
•Hackers Make Gmail April Fool's Joke Into a Reality
•Facebook Promotes Social E-Commerce
•Intel, Micron Introduce 20nm Flash Process
•Houston leads way in launching 'super WiFi'
•A bona fide high-end home theater speaker system that won't break the bank

•N.Y. to scutinize AT&T and T-Mobile merger
•Marchon marches on toward stylish 3D glasses
•Day 2 at CTIA 2011
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•Study: Android, then iOS to rule phones in 2016
•Samsung, Visa to give NFC payments a boost
•Report: Next Windows Phone OS to tap mobile payments
•Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 to get Gingerbread
•A closer look at LG's charging pad
•Xperia Play to land at Verison by early May
•Apple tops smartphone satisfaction for fifth time
•iPads could repalce paper charts in airline cockpits

•AT&T to start selling Amazon Kindle on March 6
•Study helps better understand mobile gamers
•Mobile phone e-wallets get closer to reality
•Coming soon: Wave your hand to control your phone
•3D on a phone? Why yes
•LG lanches Optimus 3D, Optimus Pad
•HP unveils TouchPad tablet, WebOS headed to PCs
•Survey: Half of Verizon smartusers to take iPhone leap

•Verizon Reveals First 4G Wireless Tablet, Phones
•Sony to Launch PSP Successor This Year
•Are Tablets the New Technology Disruption: For Real This Time?
•Hands-on with 10 3DS games and features
•Judge says Apple, RIM not violating Kodak patent
•iPad 2 and iPhone 5 Getting New Screen Suppliers?
•Study: iOS, iPad gain enterprise computing share
•Comcast to stream live TV to iPad, Android tablets