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• Power to the travelers
• Princeton researchers create 'bionic ear'
• Doug Engelbart, inventor of computer mouse, dies at 88
• Cal will try to flip the script against UCLA on Thursday night
• Unannounced Droid Ultra smartphone shows up on Motorola’s website
• Apple applies for 'iWatch' trademark in Japan, suggesting it might be working on wristwatch
• UCLA's Jim Mora calls Jared Goff a 'pretty darn special' QB
• Yummypets: New social 'petwork' for your dog or cat
• Facebook bug exposes contact information of 6 million users
• Illegal drone business thrives in US
• Francis Owusu's miracle catch is garnering national attention
• What is behind Stanford's offensive resurgence?
• Technology is creating the surveillance state
• Not over yet: Jays' Estrada cools Royals' bats to force ALCS Game 6
• Water is secret ingredient to making better batteries
• Apple redesign a disaster? Tech experts complain of 'childlike' operating system
• Mets website prematurely declares them NL champions
• Butterflies inspire anti-counterfeit tech
• As Obama calls out Chinese cyber-attackers, Silicon Valley leads charge against hackers
• MiKandi updates porn app to comply with Google Glass policy, but remains banned
• HTC reportedly in free fall after failure of Facebook phone
• Video: Watch a Navy missile interceptor scream into the sky
• Bungle in the jungle: John McAfee's Belize home burns to ground
• Microsoft Windows 8 update will be free when it comes later this year
• For better and for worse, 1 in 3 teens are Facebook friends with their mothers
• Amazon plans smartphone with 3D screen
• NSA releases how-to guide for Internet espionage
• Shots fired from world's first 3D-printed gun
• Almost all websites vulnerable to hackers, experts say
• Google Glass hackers can see what you see, hear what you hear
• How a fake island landed on Google Earth
• Jamaal Charles has surgery to repair torn ACL
• Twitter launches social #music service
• Windows: It’s over, tech site declares
• New Twitter music app expected to launch today
• Windows XP death watch begins
• ALCS returns to KC after Blue Jays beat Royals 7-1 in Game 5
• Growing number skipping TV for smartphones, tablets
• What your gadget says about you
• Apple can now track you indoors
• North Korea training teams of 'cyber warriors,' experts say
• Andy Reid takes blame for Chiefs' 1-5 start
• 'Digital Bible' reaches 100 million listeners
• A new rockstar is born: Samsung debuts Galaxy S 4 smartphone
• SimCity PR nightmare escalates
• Online note-taking service Evernote hacked: 50 million passwords reset after breach
• Apple vs. the world: In a battle of inches, can iPhone compete?
• Facebook promises big update to one of its biggest products
• AMD demos new hybrid designs for 'Temash' platform
• Big Brother? US linked to new wave of censorship, surveillance on web
• Billionaire releases plans for Titanic replica set to sail in 2016
• Firefox phones coming this summer
• Samsung patent lawsuit would have left blind iPhone users in the dark
• Yahoo revamps home page for 1st time in 4 years as CEO tries to turn website into daily habit
• Michigan woman, 104, forced to lie about age on Facebook
• Burger King's Twitter account hacked, posts obscenities
• 6 ways to speed an old pokey computer
• 4 kissworthy digital valentines
• Facebook glitch deep-sixes the Web
• Taylor Swift 'sex tape' is Facebook scam
• Kim Jong-Un and the mysterious smartphone
• BlackBerry Z10 review: a good stab at rebirth
• Vine's next headache: nasty comments
• BlackBerry names Alicia Keys 'Global Creative Director'
• US military to test lasers on warplanes in 2014
• NCSA Mosaic, the first real web browser, turns 20
• Google creating wireless network, but for what?
• Surface with Win 8 Pro Launches Feb 9th with New Touch Covers, Mouse
• Mozilla reveals first two Firefox OS phones
• Google chairman address the state of North Korean technology, Internet policy
• Game over: Atari files for bankruptcy
• Sneak Peek: New 'Tomb Raider' Multiplayer Mode
• Leap Motion Gesture Controller Heads to Best Buy
• What's Facebook's secret? Company tells all today
• 'Red October' cyberspies sucked data from governments worldwide, researchers say
• Reddit co-founder kills self in New York, police say
• Would you pay $100 to message Mark Zuckerberg?
• Star Trek replicators for the Army
• Rokform Gets Creative With Their New iPhone and iPad Offerings
• Harman Interactive Heads-Up Display: The Future of In-Car Tech
• New I'm Watch Tested: Bluetooth Agony, Email Ecstacy
• Estrada leads Blue Jays over Royals 7-1 to force ALCS Game 6
• Audi Unveils Plans for a Future of Autonomous Vehicles
• AMD Announces 8000M Series of Radeon HD Mobile GPUs
• Siri is My Co-Pilot: Voice Assistant Comes to Chevy MyLink
• HP Pocket Playlist Records Netflix and Hulu, Streams to Five Devices
• Hands On With the New Line of myCharge Affordable Portable Chargers
• Google executive chairman arrives in North Korea, despite State Department's disapproval
• Garmin's Nvi 3597 GPS Tells You to "Turn Right After Starbucks"
• Asus Unleashes a Flood of Windows 8 Hybrids at CES
• Alcatel Debuts Trio of Sub-$200 Android Tablets at CES 2013
• Vizio Launches Thin + Light Touch Laptops: AMD CPUs, Beefier Batteries
• New Griffin Case Keeps iPhone 5 Alive in Nearly 10 Feet of Water
• T-Mobile Can't Wait for BB10, Offers New BlackBerry Curve 9315
• Samsung Launches Series 7 Ultra with AMD Graphics, 1080p Touch Screen
• US reportedly tested secret 'tsunami bomb' off New Zealand coast
• 5 burning tech questions answered
• ZTE Nubia Z5 Mixes a 5-Inch, 1080p Display with a Super-Slim Frame
• OUYA Now Shipping Android Gaming Console Dev Units
• New 'social features' coming to Netflix
• I-Mego New ZTone Earphones Deliver Custom Fit For Less
• New terms of service could spell end of Instagram
• 'Did I kill Mr. Faull? No,' McAfee says from Miami
• $1,300?! Company launches obscenely expensive tablet
• Made for TV? Wanted in connection with a murder, McAfee sells life story
• Russian iTunes Store shows porn images by mistake
• Pope challenges Justin Bieber for Twitter supremacy
• Black Friday Electronic Sales Down 6% (If You Ignore the Hot Products)
• Your Robot Wants a Hug
• Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Will Cost $899
• Microsoft IE 10 browser ad mocks critics, Microsoft itself
• 'Windows 8.1' may ship in 2013, receive annual updates
• #replyallcalypse: What happens when you ‘reply all’ to 39,979 people
• XCom Global Offers $1 Nexus 7, $2 Nexus 10 Rentals for International Travelers
• Usability Expert Says Windows 8's UI is "Weak on Tablets, Terrible for PCs"
• Google warns UN conference may lead to web censorship
• U.S. Cellular Offers Unlimited 4G LTE Plan for $40 per Month
• Nokia HERE Maps iOS App Appears in App Store, Challenges Apple
• Microsoft launches sewage-powered data center
• On the run, John McAfee dons disguises, hunts for killer
• Honda Unveils 2013 CR-Z Hybrid, Features Knight Rider-esque Turbo Button
• Genius DVR-FHD560 Camcorder Takes HD Video In-Car or On-Foot
• Avoid Trampler's Remorse: 10 Black Friday Gadget Dos and Don'ts
• New rival for AT&T, Verizon: Google
• Big ticket: Americans buying upscale tech gadgets
• HTC Droid DNA Vs. Samsung Galaxy Note II: Clash of the 5-inch Titans
• 5 Essential Tips for Gifting a Tablet
• Review: The force is strong In 'Angry Birds Star Wars'
• Microsoft reportedly working on 7-Inch Xbox Surface tablet
• How to Use Semantic Zoom in Windows 8
• AT&T's Samsung ATIV Smart PC Windows 8 Tablet Priced at $799
• How to protect yourself from identity theft (for free)
• Windows Phone 8 Getting Pandora, Ad-Free Listening for a Year
• After Surface success, Microsoft planning branded smartphones?
• San Francisco bartender gets visit from Google 'secret police' for possessing prototype smartphone
• Google Postpones Nexus Launch Event Due to Threat of Hurricane Sandy
• Google cancels Nexus event, new gadgets revealed anyway
• Windows 7 or Windows 8? Maingear Gives Gamers Buying Options
• Fake Michelle Obama sends out scam emails
• iPad band of autistic students post song on iTunes
• Google cameras map popular Grand Canyon trails
• iPad mini vs. the Competition: How Apple's Smaller Tablet Compares
• Apple Refreshes the Mac Mini, Bringing more Power, Storage
• Apple iPad mini: 7.9 Inches, Just 7.2 mm Thin, Lighter Than Nexus 7
• Google Android event details leak: Hi-Res Nexus 10, 3G Nexus 7, more
• Nazi Twitter account silenced in Germany
• Apple kicks Java out of browsers in OS X update
• Google Doodle celebrates Herman Melville and Moby Dick
• Google opens window into secretive data centers
• Romney email scam infects computers
• 10 future-proof gadgets you’ll still love next year
• Why it's time to finally ditch Windows XP
• I'll never run for office, Bill Gates says
• Microsoft to unveil Windows Phone 8 Oct. 29 in San Francisco
• LG Optimus G Confirmed for Sprint and AT&T, Optimus L9 Leaked for T-Mobile
• AT&T Snags Nokia Lumia 920 Exclusive, Also Offering Lumia 820
• Video gamers demand bigger breasts
• Should you give up e-mail?
• Microsoft Shows Off Windows Phone 8's Mobile Wallet, NFC Capabilities
• Intel CEO Says Windows 8 Being Released Before It's Ready (Report)
• Myspace unveils plans for massive redesign
• Critical Vulnerability Allows Malicious Links to Wipe Samsung Phones
• More than 5 million iPhone 5s sold, Apple claims
• Advocacy Group Blames "Militaristic" Foxconn for Labor Riot
• Many US stores report already being sold out of iPhone 5s
• As iPhone 5 hits stores, BlackBerry service goes down
• Big cameras, Beats audio, bright color: new Windows 8 phones from HTC
• Big cameras, Beats audio, bright color: new Windows 8 phones from HTC
• Samsung Galaxy Note II Crashes iPhone 5 Party, Hitting 5 U.S. Carriers
• Jimmy Wales 'disgusted' as trustee accused of editing for profit
• Twitter Updates its User Profiles While iPad App Gets Major Overhaul
• What is your Apple iPhone 4S worth now?
• No-Contract iPhone 5 Coming to Cricket Wireless Sept. 28
• Civilization V for Touchscreen Ultrabooks and Tablets Demoed at IDF 2012
• Apple Event by the Numbers: 400 Million iOS Devices Sold
• Intel Demos Haswell Next-Generation Core Chips at IDF 2012: Faster and Cooler
• What really caused the massive GoDaddy outage?
• And the Surveys Say: People Really, Really Want the iPhone 5
• New Kindle Fires Compared: Which One is Right for You?
• Google’s mystery ‘Pluto’ device turns up in Iowa
• Steve Jobs' widow joins Stanford governing board
• Kobo Tries to Steal Amazon's Thunder with Arc Tablet, Glo E-Reader
• The ‘Flintstones’ bike that rides you
• Motorola Droid RAZR HD, RAZR Maxx HD, RAZR M Hands-on: Battery Life is King
• Augmented Reality "Entrance by AOL" App Announced for Nokia Lumia Line
• Apple and Android Gained Smartphone Steam at RIM's Expense in July
• Tinke Thumbs On: iPhone Health Monitor Can Tell You're in Bad Shape
• Maxell MaxTab Tablets Hands-On: Sleek Android Slates at Attractive Prices
• Lucid Virtu MVP Tested: GPU Accelerator Doubles the FPS in "World of Warcraft"
• Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 and A2107 Hands-On: Haptic Feedback, Great Widgets
• Kindle Fire Sells Out, Amazon Claims a Fifth of U.S. Tablet Market
• Apple cites 'massive infringement' as jury weighs epic iPhone patent case
• Is the US government helping cyber crooks?
• iPhone 5, iPad mini and Apple HDTV to make Apple a trillion-dollar company, analyst says
• AT&T Stops Offering Subsidized Tablets
• Long Live E Ink: Sony Unveils New Reader, Gives Away Harry Potter
• Pinterest Finally Rolls Out iPad and Android Apps
• WikiLeaks site hit by weeklong attack
• NeatMobile App Turns Your Smartphone Into a Portable Scanner
• Samsung Unveils Its Latest High-Speed CPU, the Exynos 5 Dual
• Get Disposable Phone Numbers Through Burner App
• AMD- and Nvidia-Compatible Lucid Virtu Graphics Switching Technology Now Supports OpenGL API
• NYC cops to subpoena Twitter over threat of theater massacre
• 'Rogue' MLB employee coats Facebook with insanity
• Surging iPad Helps Apple Snag No. 1 PC Spot from HP
• 50 shades of Wikipedia? UK head banned after bondage porn ties
• 5 Ways to Improve Your Wireless Router
• ThinkPad Type-Off: Is Lenovo's New Island-Style Keyboard Better or Worse?
• Genius Touchpad Plus Keyboard Slides Over for Lefties, Detaches for Presentations
• Flame and Stuxnet teams worked together, researchers report
• RIM's new BlackBerry 10 is the patchwork smartphone
• New Samsung Series 5 Laptops Pack Nvidia Graphics, JBL Speakers
• Facebook warns hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Toshiba Unveils Three Windows 8 Notebook Concepts
• TI OMAP4470 CPU Packs Miracast, Brings Wireless HD Streaming to Android Devices
• New Dell Inspiron 15R Hands-on: Sleek Design for $549
• Intel's Computex Keynote: Ultrabooks, Tablets, More
• Hands-On: Flipboard for Android Beta Beats Pulse?
• Powerful ‘Flame’ cyberweapon tied to popular Angry Birds game
• Aaron Sorkin on Steve Jobs Movie: It's Like Writing About The Beatles
• Powerful ‘Flame’ cyberweapon torching Mideast computers
• Volvo Tests Self-Driving Road Train on Spain's Public Roads
• Steve Ballmer Works On A Wall-Mounted 80-Inch Windows 8 Tablet
• Mark Zuckerberg makes surprise cameo on Chinese TV
• Getting started with your first blog post
• Report: Google and ASUS To Unveil Nexus Tablet at Google I/O
• How to Use Chrome's Built-In Task Manager
• Dell Latitude 8 Windows 8 Tablet Specs Leak
• Tech gurus reveal favorite apps at the Webby Awards
• How to Save Your Bookmarks as Favicons In Chrome
• RunCore Xapear SSD Hides Your Data, Can Be Wiped By Text Message
• Smartphones Against Teen Pregnancy
• Ultra-orthodox Jews write guidelines for the Internet
• Sprint Knocks $100 Off iPhone 4S with Trade-in Promo
• Maryland teen wins world's largest high school science competition
• Use the Internet to seasonally rent your home
• Samsung VP: Our Ultrabooks Are Worth Apple-Like Prices
• Hands-on with Snapchat: Send Photos Set to Self-Destruct
• As Facebook grows, millions say 'no, thanks'
• How much are you worth to Facebook?
• The Truth About 4G: Crimes Against Reality
• Netgear Launches First 802.11ac Routers, 3X Speed of 802.11n
• Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• FXI Cotton Candy USB Computer to Start Shipping This Month
• Army stronger with Androids
• Bracketron Unveils MetalDock, Minimalist Charging Dock for iPhone 4/4S
• VoterView Brings Augmented Reality to Political Campaigns
• Samsung and Qualcomm Want to Make Your Coffee Table a Charging Station
• HP announces Envy ultrabooks and 'sleekbooks,' starting at $599
• Can I Stream It? A TV Guide for online video
• Wildcats, Sun Devils among those in Pac-12 failing to live up to expectations
• Windows Phone Brings Exclusive Apps to Nokia Lumia
• Verizon Bringing Video Sharing App Color To 4G LTE Phones
• Nokia Launches Augmented Reality "City Lens" App for Lumia Windows Phones
• New Samsung Galaxy S III vs. Top Smartphones: Specs Compared
• 12 Tips for Taking Control of Privacy on Facebook
• Whatever happened to technology innovation?
• Verbatim Announces New USB 3.0 Flash Drives for Windows and Macs
• RIM offers peek at next-generation BlackBerry smartphone
• Microsoft and Barnes & Noble Team Up on E-Books
• Hands-On: Aura UI On the CR-48 Chromebook
• Why Fournette leads Cook despite stats -- and how that can change
• Samsung beats Apple, Nokia as world's largest handset maker
• Fix mislabeled song info, add album art and more with Tune Up
• Partner up with these new high-tech fitness accessories for a boost in style, motivation, and protection
• The Audible: Why this Baylor team is Art Briles' best one yet
• Hands-on: Google Chrome for Android Update
• Legislators to vote on controversial CISPA bill despite online protests
• Week 8 College Football Programming Guide
• Adobe Creative Cloud: The Evolution of the Creative Suite
• Should teachers and students be Facebook friends?
• Windows 8 will come in three flavors
• Dodgers' Turner, Grandal to undergo arthroscopic surgeries
• Report: Samsung Halting Production on Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) To Go Quad Core
• Making sense of 4G and other myths
• Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6, 4.2 Challenge iPod touch with One-Two Punch
• The fight for the fourth screen: Who will Internet-enable your car?
• MazdaTakeri Concept Car Makes its North American Debut
• MazdaTakeri Concept Car Makes its North American Debut
• Hands-On with Bentley's Continental GTC V-8
• Google glasses big night out: Prototype spied on Google co-founder
• Smartphone Madness 2012 Winner: Nokia Lumia 900
• MIT researchers invent self-sculpting sand
• The boomerang effect: Could American cyberweapon be turned against us?
• Most of us are social media sinners
• April 8 launch date set for AT&T's Nokia Lumia 900
• Facebook forbids employers from asking job seekers for passwords
• New Apple iPad hits 116 degrees, Consumer Reports says
• Five places to get free e-Books
• Apple Sells Three Million "New iPads" over Launch Weekend
• New Apple iPad less profitable for company, research firm says
• Smartphone Madness 2012 Game 5: Nokia Lumia 900 vs. Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx. Voting Ends 3/17 at 9 a.m. EST
• Smartphone Madness 2012 Game 4: Samsung Galaxy Nexus vs. Pantech Burst. Voting Ends 3/16 at 9 a.m. EST
• Smartphone Madness 2012 Game 3: ASUS PadFone vs. Samsung Galaxy S II. Voting Ends 3/15 at 9 a.m. EST
• Samsung: Cameras Becoming Connected, More Like Smartphones
• Military seeks cheap satellites to watch out for soldiers
• How to hook up your laptop to your television
• Review: Hands-on with Apple's new iPad
• Preview App: Stepwells Is a Live Scrolling Pinterest of Web Services
• Ad agency axes plans to use homeless as walking Wi-Fi hotspots after backlash
• As car tech advances, can distracted drivers keep up?
• After 244 years, Encyclopaedia Britannica ends sale of print edition
• Smartphone Madness 2012 Game 1: iPhone 4S vs. Huawei Ascend D Quad. Voting Ends 3/13 at 9 a.m. EST
• Marvel Partners with Aurasma To Bring Augmented Reality to Comics
• Homeless Acting as 4G Hotspots: Charity or Exploitation?
• Change bike gears with your mind on the Prius bike
• Amateurs battle malware, hackers in Britain's cybergames
• Microsoft to Pull Plug on Windows 8 Consumer Preview in January 2013
• Hands-On with iPhoto for iPad: Smart Browsing, Beaming, Effects, More
• Air Force's mysterious X-37B space plane survives first year in orbit
• New iPad Hands-on: Seeing is Believing
• Apple’s iPad HD may feature unbelievable new touchscreen tech
• EXCLUSIVE: Inside LulzSec, a mastermind turns on his minions
• Help Me, LAPTOP! Find the HP Envy 17 That's Right For You
• Fujitsu Announces Ultrabook Lifebook; First Ultrabook with 4G/LTE
• Apple surpasses 25B App Store downloads
• Telecoms groups fight back against free messaging
• Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 with SRS Audio Runs Modern Combat 3 on Tablets
• How to Install Windows 8 Consumer Preview
• It's real! Navy test-fires first working prototype railgun
• Apple iPad 3 Debuts March 7: Press Invitations to San Francisco Event In the Mail
• Nokia shows a game-changer: 41-megapixel smartphone
• Intel Reveals The Future of Its Smartphone Processors
• Simplify tax season with the help of your smartphone
• iPhoneography: the new art of smartphone photography
• 'Anonymous' hackers threatens US power grid, official warns
• Apple, Foxconn offer world a glimpse into Chinese manufacturing plants
• Mobile World Congress 2012 Preview: Quad-Core Phones, Intel Medfield Devices, More
• Are you a nomophobe -- afraid of losing your mobile phone? There’s help!
• World Trade Center to be kept safe using military-grade technology
• Myspace announces more than 1M new users
• How to increase the battery life of your iPhone
• Chinese thieves stole 1,700 US-bound iPhones
• Tech startups facing unexpected challenge: the government
• Taiwanese ad featuring Steve Jobs 'angel' pulled off air, but outrage remains
• Hackers tried to extort $50,000 from Symantec after stealing source code
• Citi hit in Brazilian hacker attack; bank says no data breach
• Apple releases major security update for OS X
• Rare metals shortage could threaten high-tech innovation
• As Google updates privacy policy, anonymity could be threatened
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange creating TV talk show
• Megaupload founder joked about his 'hacker' past
• Blackberry maker Research In Motion CEOs to step down as part of overhaul
• Relieved users welcome Wikipedia's return after 24-hour blackout
• After Zappos hack, how to protect yourself online
• Is 'Big Brother' just a distant cousin?
• Apple suspends iPhone sales in china after crowd turns violent
• Steve Jobs Immortalized in New Comic Book Bio
• Microsoft Eclipses Yahoo in US Search for 1st Time
• Americans are Quitting TV
• The Year the Internet Split in Half
• The 'CES Curse?' Gadget Show Has Poor Record
• Is the Air Force's Secret Robot Space Plane Spying on China?
• Apple Planning January iBook Event in NYC
• South Carolina Company Sues Former Employee Over Twitter Followers
• Stratfor Hacking Victims Targeted Again After Speaking Out
• 80 Percent of All Phones Vulnerable to Hijack Scams, Security Expert Says
• Stonehenge App Offers Virtual Solstice Experience
• Steve Jobs Statue Unveiled in Hungary
• Super Bowl to be Streamed Online and on Mobile Phones for First Time
• Will Facebook Sue Mark Zuckerberg?
• AT&T Agrees to Drop Bid for T-Mobile
• Iran Hijacked Spy Drone With GPS Hack? 'Ridiculous,' Official Says
• Google to Donate $11.5 Million to Fight Slavery
• What Data Lurks on Your Old Smartphone?
• Facebook to Seek Dismissal of Paul Ceglia's Ownership Suit
• Facebook Aims to Help Prevent Suicide
• Forget the USPS, Ensure Your Letter Gets to Santa With This App
• Your Next Smartphone, Powered by WebOS?
• Twitter 2.0: Everything You Need to Know About the New Changes
• iNuke Boom: The World's Most Expensive (and Loudest) iPhone Dock
• RIM Changes Name of BlackBerry Line After Copyright Spat
• Is It Real or Photoshop? Scientists Can Detect Digital Effects
• The Holiday Smartphone Buyer's Guide
• Will Microsoft Motion-Sensing TVs Go Head-to-Head With Apple 'iTV'?
• The Geek Squad Fixes Your Hard Drive, Wireless, Sleep Issues and More
• Cool Site of the Day: Best Source for Nutrition Information
• Kindle or Nook? Choose the Best E-Reader
• New Apple Store to Open in NYC's Grand Central Station After Thanksgiving, Report Says
• AT&T Customers Targeted by Hack Attack, Company Says
• Playboy.com Fights Back Against New .XXX Rules
• U.S. Army Tests Secret Hypersonic Weapon
• iPad Demand Fading as Competition Heats Up?
• Brandjacked! Fake Google+ Page Insults Bank of America
• Motorola Revives RAZR With Slim New Droid
• Angry Birds Comes to Life on MIT Quad
• Squirmy Toddler? There's an App for That
• Steve Jobs Warned Obama of 'One-Term Presidency,' Bio Reveals
• Could Microsoft and Roku Finally Kill the Cable Box?
• Stuxnet Clone 'Duqu' Possibly Preparing Power Plant Attacks
• Online Dating Matures: 5 New Sites That Will Get You Lucky
• Apple Co-Founder First in Line for New iPhone
• Got Gumby? Latest Google Doodle Honors Little Green Guy
• Web Companies Fight Court Orders Seeking Customer Info in Federal Probe of WikiLeaks
• Steve Jobs' Cause of Death Released
• BlackBerry Service Crashes for Millions Worldwide
• Fans Mourn the Loss of Steve Jobs Outside Apple Headquarters
• With iPhone 4S Hiccup, Apple Opens Windows of Opportunity
• Steve Jobs, in His Own Words
• The Geek Squad Solves Your Technology Problems
• Sprint Scores iPhone 5 Exclusive Thanks to $20 Billion Deal With Apple?
• Japan's Answer to Next Tsunami? Mini Noah's Ark
• Spies Can Hide Secret Messages in Bacteria, Scientists Say
• Tech Giants Invest Billions to Create Next-Gen Computer Chips
• Amazon Takes on Apple iPad With Kindle Fire Tablet
• Privately Funded Solar Energy Companies Thrive as Solar Industry Booms
• Companies Look to Improve Facebook Policies Amid Surge of Complaints
• Cool Site of the Day: Find a Stolen Camera Online
• Al Gore Lets Slip Secret iPhone Launch Details
• Apple Set to Unveil iPhone 5 on Oct. 4, Sources Say
• QR Tags Can Be Rigged To Attack Smartphones
• The Word 'Doofuses' May Cost Ex-Yahoo CEO Bartz $10 Million
• Samsung Galaxy Tablet Banned in Germany, Thanks to Apple
• Massive Hack Attack Forces Dutch Return to Paper and Pencil
• San Francisco Police Help Search for Lost iPhone
• Samsung Halts Galaxy Tablet Promotion in Germany After Apple Wins Injunction
• Sony Unveils First Android Tablets, Fails to Impress Critics
• Is the Energy Grid Safe From Cyber Attack?
• Four Gadgets to Weather the Next Storm
• New Heat for Google CEO
• Alleged Anonymous Hacker Charged by British Police
• Steve Jobs at Apple: Master Inventor, Marketer
• Gawker and 7 Other Formerly Popular Sites That Are Dead or Dying
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs Resigns
• The Geek Squad Fixes Your iPhone -- and Your Finances
• 10 Great Back-to-School iPad Apps
• Wearable Electronics Could Transform Therapies
• Facebook Crimes on the Rise, Experts Warn
• The iPad Trumps Oil: Apple Is Most Valuable US Company
• Fark’s Off: Site Settles Lawsuit for $0
• Facebook Users Raise Alarm Over Social Network's Posting of Confidential Phone Numbers
• Have Tech, Will Travel: 4 Great Gadgets for Travelers
• Tech Can Identify Faces (and Social Security Numbers) in a Crowd
• Pentagon Aims to Fund Hackers
• Cool Site of the Day: Find Missing Money
• New Cellular Network Could Lead to Hundreds of Deaths, FAA Report Says
• Microsoft Readies Game-Changing 'Mango' Update to Windows Phone
• LulzSec, 'Anonymous' May Win Grand Prize at Hacker Convention
• Boeing, BAE to Build 'Laser Machine Gun'
• Netflix Sags as Wal-Mart Video Streaming Service Debuts
• Apple Unveils OS X Lion, Refreshes Macbook Air and Mac Mini
• Navies to Float Science Robots in Pirate Waters
• Google to Open Research University in Germany
• Best Apps for Summer Road Tripping
• Anti-Terror Sensor That Scans Crowds for Bombers Tested in U.K.
• 3 Best Apps for Beach Fun in the Sun
• Arizona Police Confirm 2nd Hack on Officers' Email
• With Office 365, Microsoft Challenges Google, Embraces the Cloud
• Hackers Force Brazilian Officials to Shut Down Presidential Website
• FTC to Serve Google With Subpoenas in Broad Antitrust Probe
• Teen Linked to Notorious Hacker Group Charged by UK Police
• Japanese Supercomputer Claims World's Fastest Title
• World's Oldest Light Bulb Still Burning After 110 Years
• .Coke? .Nike? Internet Name Shake-Up Set for Monday
• Apple Begins Sales of 'Unlocked' iPhones in US
• Business Is Booming -- for Cybercrooks, That Is
• Microsoft to Sell Branded Tablet PCs, Report Says
• Have You Experienced Your Weiner Moment?
• Apple's $150M iCloud Service Not That Pricey, Source Says
• Pentagon Has Secret List of Cyberweapons
• Fox News Launches Official iPad App
• Skype Users High and Dry as Service Goes Down Again
• China Confirms Existence of Elite Cyber-Warfare Outfit the 'Blue Army'
• iPhone 5 Launch Coming in September, According to Reports
• The Murderbox: The $6,000 Personal Computer
• Will Humanoids Take Over the Space Program?
• BlackBerry's Besieged Playbook Tablet Delayed Again
• Sony Hires Cyber Sleuths to Clean Up After Data Theft
• Army Testing New 'Green' Bullets
• Sony Apologizes, Explains How Hackers Stole PlayStation Personal Data
• GPS Company TomTom Sold Drivers' Speeding Data to Dutch Police
• Sony PlayStation Users' Personal Information Compromised After Hack Attack
• Apple, Google, and Location: Is It All About Advertising?
• Is the Apple iPod Dying Off?
• Winklevoss Twins Vanquished, Yet Fight for Facebook Continues
• Grandma Shuts Down Entire Country's Internet
• How One Man Scammed Conde Nast Out of $8 Million
• Google Losing Grip on China
• Germany Offers Japan Robots for Nuclear Clean-Up
• Microsoft Co-Founder 'Bitter' Over Bill Gates Success?
• The Geek Squad Explains How to Get Your Neighbors Off Your Net
• Apple Announces Summer Event, Sparking iPhone 5 Speculation
• U.S. Military Satellites Achieve 'Holy Grail' of Missile Defense
• Critical U.S. Infrastructure at Risk of Cyber Attack, Experts Warn
• How Zynga Hopes to Make FarmVille Even More Addictive
• Google Is No. 1 on List of Desired Employers
• What's the Fastest Selling Gadget Ever? Not the iPad
• Facebook Founder and Five Friends Make Forbes Billionaire List
• The Geek Squad Explains Why Your Internet Is So Dang Slow
• Apple Releases iOS 4.3 Update
• Facebook Moves Into Movie Rentals With Warner Bros.
• Homeland Security Considering Portable, Instant DNA Scanners
• World's First Eye-Controlled Laptop Debuts at CeBIT
• Radio Is Dead, Is Apple iTunes Next?
• Wave of Tablets Cannibalizing PCs, Report Finds
• Phone Spying Software Helps Tracks Cheating Spouse
• Classroom Tech: What to Do When Students Know More Than Teachers?
• World's Smallest Computer Created
• CIA Reveals Its James Bond-Worthy Spy Gadgets
• US Cities Using Tech to Cull Ideas From Citizens
• Step right up! No. 13 Florida holds open tryout in hopes of finding kicker
• Apple Working on Smaller, More Affordable Line of iPhones
• NYU Professor Removes Camera Surgically Implanted in Head
• Chinese Hackers Hit Five Major Energy Firms
• No Facebook Friends for Obama Girls
• Verizon Phone or AT&T iPhone? Get an Android
• Zuckerberg Gets Restraining Order Against Facebook Stalker, Report Says
• Church Approves 'Confession' App for iPhone
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• Challenger, Columbia wreckage on public display for 1st time; NASA exhibit also honors 14 dead
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• Russian space capsule docks at International Space Station
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