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• Showtime: Notre Dame players mostly enjoy reality limelight
• With injury behind him, Cardinals' Floyd starting to make impact
• Hopkins no longer living in shadow of Johnson in Houston
• Live: Kaepernick, Niners host Seahawks in NFC West showdown
• Texans' Wilfork wants 'justice' after friend was killed by police
• Blue Jays try to force deciding Game 7 vs Royals in ALCS
• Houston's Hopkins leads NFL in yards receiving
• 49ers Jarryd Hayne inactive for first time this season
• Guyana accuses Venezuela of inflaming border dispute by claiming territory with big gold mine
• Ex-Guantanamo inmate facing hearing in Morocco after transfer from US detention center
• San Diego mayor says California governor's action helps Chargers stadium effort
• Rams CB Jenkins limited in practice due to concussion
• Royals-Blue Jays is a matchup of two never-say-die teams
• Epstein, Cubs start to look ahead after 'magical' year
• Mayor: Gov. Brown's action helps San Diego stadium effort
• Week 7 fantasy football DFS strategy advice chat
• Bears sign DL Ziggy Hood, cut DL Jeremiah Ratliff
• Patriots release DL Khyri Thornton
• Jets' Ridley 'fired up' about possible return vs. Patriots
• Villanueva goes from Army Ranger to NFL offensive tackle
• Buccaneers look to get Mike Evans more involved in offense
• Delanie Walker: Visiting fans in Titans' stadium are 'unacceptable'
• Dolphins reveal secret to stopping Watt: 'Put all five linemen on him'
• Red Sox say manager John Farrell's cancer is in remission
• Raiders hoping to get more from rookie Clive Walford
• Shoulder surgery to shelve Rams guard Safford for 5 months
• Ray Lewis: Too big, and too well dressed to be involved in 2000 murders
• Browns-Rams Capsule
• Titans see Falcons RB Freeman as defensive challenge
• Giants practice Thursday without middle linebackers
• Raiders rookie TE will get firsthand look at Antonio Gates Sunday
• Houston's Wilfork speaks out about Florida police shooting
• Strike against new Peru law on archaeological sites temporarily strands Machu Picchu tourists
• Plague spread 3,000 years earlier than 1st thought: 2,800 BC
• The Jay and Dan Podcast: Episode 86 with Pete Rose
• Shades of Broadway Joe? Jets' Sheldon Richardson guarantees win vs. Patriots
• Ravens' Steve Smith: No change in retirement plans
• No. 3 Utes facing huge challenge against Trojans
• Falcons' last-ranked pass rush still a missing link
• PHOTO: Dan Campbell rewards Dolphins offense with sweet black jerseys
• Injury to Cardinals TE Fells gives Gresham chance to make impact
• Colts LB Mathis set for more snaps
• Chiefs find depth tested as injuries pry open roster holes
• Gilmore: Bills happy replacing Doug Marrone with Rex Ryan
• 'Dantallica': Dolphins head coach confesses love for Metallica
• Spain: Military helicopter crashes in Atlantic, search is on for 3 crew members
• One change that instantly makes your computer safer
• Portugal's center-right govt returns to power, but bigger opposition parties say it is doomed
• New Zealand to circulate UN resolution calling for an end to Israeli-Palestinian violence
• Report says iPhone 7 may feature Apple's most dramatic design changes ever
• Williams College's 'Uncomfortable Learning' speaker series dropped me. Why?
• Cardinals' rare struggles in the red zone responsible for both losses
• Edelman won't say he made Revis better: 'I'm just a measly little guy'
• Ravens' Pitta practicing, hopeful to resume career
• Griffen: 'No question' I'll play Sunday at Detroit
• Wisconsin cautious with RB Corey Clement ahead of Illinois
• NLCS has its largest television audience since 2010
• Vikings DE Griffen back on field, after 'scary' illness
• Fruit fiasco: High school students face punishment for "racist" fruit basket
• Girl who credits Taylor Swift music for recovering memory gets to meet star
• Redskins getting outscored 46-3 in 3rd quarter this season
• New species of tortoise found on Galapagos island
• What I wanted to tell students at Williams College
• Venezuela's envoy to UN dismisses report of billions in bribes at oil company
• Skate star Tony Hawk teams with Silicon Valley firm to design next-gen hoverboard
• For Israel, truth is first victim of Palestinian violence
• Saban seeing progress from Bo Scarbrough
• Texas man fundraising to buy Halloween costumes for pediatric cancer patients
• In rare birth, identical twins born 18 days apart after live-saving surgery
• Tables turn as Baker Mayfield leads Oklahoma against Texas Tech
• The Audible: Please Miami, bring back Jimmy Johnson to save the Canes
• Is Utah's Travis Wilson the best quarterback in the Pac-12? (VIDEO)
• Cam Newton says media is 'comical,' wants penalties for bad predictions
• EJ Manuel can prove former coach Doug Marrone wrong Sunday
• Newly ranked Memphis hopes to avoid distractions at Tulsa
• Boldin, Hyde questionable for 49ers' matchup versus Seahawks
• Seahawks' Jackson addresses team after police close investigation
• Lineman Tunsil eligible, Ole Miss still under NCAA scrutiny
• Patriots tweet 'Butt Fumble' picture on eve of Jets game
• Utah coach Whittingham will speculate on USC game, not coaching rumors
• Mets ready to add another chapter to their World Series history
• Harry Douglas: Julio Jones can be 'the greatest player to ever play'
• Penn State receiver Godwin quick learner as playmaker
• Jaguars RB T.J. Yeldon back at practice
• Kai Forbath raves about 'kicker-friendly' environment in New Orleans
• PHOTO GALLERY: Daniel Murphy's 7 postseason home runs
• Drew Brees praises Andrew Luck: 'I think he's a stud'
• Rob Gronkowski is fine with sacrificing touches for wins
• Dirk Koetter on Mike Evans: 'We just have to get him started'
• Lovie Smith says if Logan Mankins sits out, 'he has a serious injury'
• Nigerian court charges 2 men leaving country with $5.4 million in cash, both bound for China
• Pope announces new Vatican office for families, laity as synod on family comes to close
• Same-sex couples celebrate civil unions for first time in Chile
• Amnesty says security forces killed 3 unarmed citizens amid clashes that killed 10 others
• To Scottish outrage, UK Parliament approves contentious 'English votes for English laws' plan
• Search for intelligent aliens near bizarre dimming star has begun
• Colts set to face another top QB in Brees
• Bills WR Sammy Watkins (ankle) out Sunday vs. Jaguars
• Regulator says menstrual underwear ads too racy for NYC subway
• Penalties a persistent problem for Indianapolis
• Reds shuffle coaching staff, Riggins becomes pitching coach
• Amazon Fire TV Review: How Good Is This New Streaming Media Player?
• Jaguars running back Yeldon returns to practice
• Ex-Packers TE Finley: 'The game is getting violent'
• Reality TV show starring Packers fans to air on TBS
• Aaron Rodgers praises Packers' rookie defensive backs
• Raiders-Chargers Capsule
• Vikings-Lions Capsule
• Six Points: Browns vs. Rams
• The crazy way one Google worker is avoiding rent
• NASA study: a 5.0 earthquake will hit LA soon
• Moldova opposition parties file no-confidence motion against gov't over huge bank fraud
• European nations step up battle against "foreign terrorist fighters" with agreement in Latvia
• In the bidding war for votes, Democrats are preaching a message of envy, greed and entitlement
• Miracle baby put in sandwich bag to stay warm after premature birth
• Can two cheaters make a relationship work?
• Slovakian artist creates stunning map of the Internet
• Microsoft may name Satya Nadella as CEO, lose Gates as chairman, report says
• Why women are sharing their pregnancies before the 3-month mark
• Facebook announces Paper, a carefully curated new mobile app
• Review: Beats Music proves it has some heart
• The LG Flex bends under pressure—until it doesn't
• Feds question man for wearing Google Glass in movie theater
• Candy Crush maker to trademark the word 'candy'
• Europe launches RoboEarth: 'Wikipedia for Robots'
• World’s ATMs still running Windows XP -- and wildly out of date
• World's greatest hacker calls Healthcare.gov security 'shameful'
• Spotify lifts limit on music streaming service
• Nest, Google and the Tweeting fridge: the connected home is coming -- someday
• Author preaches the Bible in everyday tweets
• 3 reasons cameras and camcorders aren’t ready to die
• Twitter, internet increasingly popular for African-Americans, report says
• 6 cool and unusual gadgets at electronics show preview
• Jaguars to continue to play games in London through 2020
• Earth may be much older than we thought, scientists say
• Burn! Patriots celebrate #TBT, taunt Jets with memories of infamous Butt-Fumble
• What to expect from the biggest tech show of the year
• Forget Kinect: Tobii wants you to control video games with your eyes
• Pentagon plans to weaponize more drones
• Federal judge upholds government's right to search electronics at border
• Patriots break out 'Butt Fumble' photo for Jets-themed Throwback Thursday
• Lights out for the incandescent light bulb as of Jan. 1, 2014
• PC makers plan rebellion against Windows at 2014 CES, analysts say
• New Year’s tech: What to expect in 2014
• Can putting your phone on your belly reduce stress?
• Google Glass wink feature makes sneaking photos even easier
• Defensive positioning can play big role in MLB playoffs
• NFL extends deal to play games at Wembley Stadium through 2020
• Google list reveals what we sought in 2013: Death, devices and celebrities
• Computers can be hacked with high-frequency sounds
• Should I be concerned about privacy with Google's Chromecast?
• Lindsay Lohan allegedly plans to sue Rockstar Games for ‘GTA V’ likeness
• Rex Ryan would make McCoy-Alonso trade again in 'two seconds'
• Xbox One owners find way to watch porn on the console
• Husband broadcasts wife naked on PS4 live stream
• Titans name 2015 captains
• Texans-Dolphins Capsule
• Tiny little bears carry big messages in Tucson's 'Adopt-a-Bairman' program
• Hate Google? Microsoft has some ‘Scroogled’ goodies for you!
• Review: Microsoft's Xbox One – the revolution begins
• Yahoo expands security measures, promising to encrypt all personal data by end of March
• Breakthrough 'self-healing' battery allows you to leave the charger at home
• Robots trained to become less deadly
• Company plans to turn Hyperloop dream into hypercool reality
• Dell laptop model smells like cat urine, some users complain
• My so-called robo-life: Robopresence makes debut at tech conference
• Israeli tunnel hit by cyber attack for two days
• Vikings WR Johnson back at practice, but Diggs still starting
• Batman's black-and-blue Christmas in 'Arkham: Origins'
• Vikings DE Everson Griffen was tested for heart-related issues
• Apple announces iPad Air—thinner, lighter and more powerful than ever
• Seahawks vs. Niners Thursday Night Football Betting Preview
• The Apple iPad Air: More speed, much less weight, few surprises
• Influential New York Times tech columnist David Pogue defects from newspaper to join Yahoo
• Secrets to getting the cheapest airfare
• Personalization is collapsing the Web
• Digital natives: The most & least wired countries revealed
• Glitch-filled launch of ObamaCare site decried as 'train wreck'
• What you need to know about the Adobe data breach
• Security compromised at security companies -- during Cyber Security Month
• Adobe says cyberattackers accessed names, credit-card information for 2.9 million customers
• The dark side of Apple’s iOS 7
• Best printers for families, shutterbugs, and telecommuters
• Americans turn to social media to air feelings on slimdown
• Tech moves off desktop and onto the body as wearable computers take off
• Is today’s coolest tech killing your privacy?
• Gridlock may force Congress to take down its own website
• A tale of two techs: Apple iPhone 5S vs. Microsoft Surface 2
• Pew survey finds that 15 percent of Americans don't use the Internet
• Jesus was the world's first tweeter, Vatican says
• Could Steve Jobs's childhood home get protected historical status?
• New iPhones less durable than iPhone 5, tests reveal
• 3 Ways to speed up your computer's boot time
• Artsy app brings the world's greatest masterpieces to your phone
• Apple patents self-aware iPhone
• iOS 7 review: The perfect balance of ‘new’ and ‘now’
• Why forgetting orgasms can actually improve your sex life
• Sony invents QX Wi-Fi cameras for better quality photos on mobile devices
• Google fights for right to read your private emails
• Would Dick Tracy have liked the Samsung Galaxy Gear?
• The day is set: New iPhone(s) coming Sept. 10
• What nobody tells you about getting pregnant after 30
• Wayne State program offers chance at free medical education
• Alzheimer’s takes center stage as new plays tackle memory loss
• New photos show ISIS graduating scores of junior jihadists
• Why the Cyclones need a new attitude in the red zone
• Oklahoma State is one of four teams that's still perfect... in this statistic
• OSU's most talented player keeps improving, and that's a scary combo
• Giants' Devon Kennard 'pretty hopeful' he can play in Week 7
• Cowboys' Greg Hardy wants to make Eli Manning 'feel pain'
• Giants' Victor Cruz on practice field for first time since setback
• Jets coach compares Tom Brady to Michael Jordan
• TBT: That time the Raiders and Chargers botched a play so badly it became a rule
• Concussion treatment, diagnosis focus of world sports conference
• Person familiar with decision to AP: Don Mattingly out as Dodgers manager
• AP source: Don Mattingly out as LA Dodgers manager
• Ereck Flowers explains his passionate sideline rally
• South Africa notes surge in elephant poaching in Kruger park, where many rhinos already killed
• FDA to review clinical trial for rare-disorder drug after patient death
• Read an excerpt from 'Extreme Ownership'
• YouTube Red serves up ad-free, downloadable videos for $10 a month
• News reports say Libyan authorities to allow 2 Lockerbie suspects to be questioned
• Czech lawmakers say they are blocked from boarding plane in Moscow in diplomatic incident
• Dodgers, manager Don Mattingly reportedly agree to part ways
• Oh, baby: Royals fans name newborn after team (VIDEO)
• Bills' Percy Harvin considering retirement due to hip injury
• Benghazi: Will Gowdy or any Republicans ask Hillary Clinton these three questions?
• Transparent artificial muscle plays music
• 'Syrian Electronic Army' site down after attack on New York Times
• Governments demanded data on 38,000 users, Facebook reveals
• Laptop losers: Tech actually hindering kids in classrooms
• Yahoo to give Tumblr founder David Karp $81 million payoff
• Review: 'Dragon’s Crown' game a rough diamond
• Lavabit founder closes business and can't even say why 
• Do mobile apps really help toddlers learn?
• 5 bad tech habits -- and how to break them
• Posts now embeddable on Facebook -- for some
• Dronestagram: New social network shows you the world from a drone’s perspective
• Anthony Weiner’s latest sexcapade prompts a question: ‘What’s Formspring?’
• Gotta pee? Researchers developing urine-powered cell phone
• Motorola's new Moto X phone ad pitches personalized patriotism
• Does Microsoft help the NSA hack your computer?
• Apple iPhone 5S rumor suggests LTE advanced with double 4G speeds
• Top Week 7 fantasy football matchups: Saints' Snead in a great spot
• Researchers see through walls with 'Wi-Vi'
• Murphy homers again, Mets sweep Cubs to reach World Series
• Fruit invasion: Instagram hit by fruity spam
• Verizon's network to get a lot faster
• DarkSeoul gang behind years of hacking, Symantec says
• GM who drafted Jay Cutler shares current thoughts on the Bears QB
• Sorry, cellphone: Why landlines still rock
• 4 tricky Facebook scams to avoid
• Wanna confess your sins? There's an app for that
• Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 zoom, a smartphone with a massive zoom lens
• Apple unveils new computers, new software and a Maverick Sea Lion at WWDC 2013
• Microsoft announces hundreds of new games coming to Xbox 360
• Bears don't know what they'll do at LT when Jermon Bushrod returns
• Zombie video game ad Dead Island Riptide banned in Australia
• Wikipedia wars: the most controversial pages revealed
• Bears are comfortable starting a pair of rookies at safety
• Microsoft aims to simplify with Windows 8.1
• 5 common tech questions answered
• Vintage Apple computer auctioned off for $668,000
• Will consumers want one? New Xbox is elegant, but question remain
• Next Mac will be made in Texas, Tim Cook says
• Cheat Sheet: Mike Tomlin's magic has Steelers competing despite suspensions, injuries
• Tech Q&A: How to buy refurbished gear, wipe a phone, stay healthy and more
• Google Glass privacy concerns worry lawmakers
• Google CEO Larry Page explains health issues that caused him to lose voice, says he is fine
• Yes, you’ve chased your kids off Facebook—here’s where they went
• Some common gripes with Windows 8 and possible solutions
• Game of the Week: Ivory gives Jets puncher's chance against Patriots
• Cyberattacks a growing irritant in US-China ties
• Saturday Night Live parodies Google Glass
• Firefox maker says British surveillance company has hijacked its brand to help spy on targets
• Google's virtual assistant invades Siri's turf
• Skyscraper? Check. Giant joystick? Check. Game of Pong will be writ large in Philadelphia
• Google Glass distribution begins this week to selected contest winners, computer programmers
• Google clears another step in EU antitrust case, submits remedy proposals to EU antitrust body
• How to do a free online background check
• Largest gathering of offensive hackers converges on Miami
• Budgetary cost-cutting realigns military for cyberwar
• HTC First demoed: A snappy and social phone
• Facebook unveils new home on Android
• Next two iPhones developed under Steve Jobs, Apple exec says
• Nanofoam could lead to new body armor, U C San Diego researchers say
• This smartphone knows when you’re going to die -- and could save your life
• QB Taylor out for Bills game against Jaguars in London
• Paint-on plastic electronics are cheaper, greener
• FAA to loosen restrictions on gadgets on planes, sources say
• Apple owns biggest private solar power system in US
• South Korea misidentifies China as origin of cyberattacks
• Meet Loren Brichter, the high-priest of app design
• Someone bought 1,000,000 BlackBerry Z10 smartphones
• Giant squid unveiled, thank to deep-sea tech
• Report: Iran blocks foreign VPNs, severely restricting access to Gmail, Yahoo
• Is SXSWi too big for its britches?
• Dita Von Teese shows off first 3D printed gown
• The Pirate Bay’s virtual asylum in North Korea is a hoax -- for now
• The 7 deadly sins of smartphone users
• Half of $1B Apple awarded from Samsung invalidated
• Wireless connections creep into everyday things
• Stuxnet cyberwar malware older than thought
• 'No response' increasingly -- often maddeningly -- common in world of high-tech communication
• Welcome to Pyongyang: North Korea's first video game is awful
• Apple planted iWatch leak, Forbes says
• Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer says company will pare its mobile applications to about 12 programs
• 3D printer creates gun model
• iPhone, now iWatch? Apple testing wrist gizmo, sources say
• Invisible smartphone on the horizon?
• EU backs plan to make Internet safer from cyberattacks
• Technology that can beat the traffic
• Twitter says hackers gain access to 250K accounts
• Sony PlayStation 'See the Future' event In New York Feb. 20
• French lawbooks get word for 'hashtag'
• Hey, Apple! Go Bigger iPhone or Go Home
• ASUS Taichi Unboxed: World's First Dual-Screen Ultrabook
• Moment.Me to Capture Inauguration Festivities
• Could this replace cable?
• New Dolphin Browser Syncs Web Clips Right to Evernote
• Documents.me Lets You Access 'Cloud' Files on Your iPhone
• Volkswagen Debuts iPad mini-Equipped CrossBlue Concept
• Synaptics ForcePad Feels the Force So You Can Swipe Less (Video)
• ‘Star Wars’ game segregates gay characters on gay planet
• From Sci-Fi to Reality: TransluSense Luminae Keyboard+ (Video)
• Blackberry 10 is actually pretty awesome
• Qi Killer? Alliance for Wireless Power Makes Waves at CES 2013
• Apple working on a less-expensive iPhone, sources say
• Sony Xperia Z 1080p Smartphone Plays Music Under Water
• Sony Updates VAIO T Series 14, Launches VAIO T Series 15 with Touch Screens
• Reach Out and Touch Your Non-Touch Screen? We Did With The Touch Pen
• Oculus Rift Eyes-On Video: The Future of Gaming is In Your Face
• Hands On With the Brand New Twister Jacket for the iPad mini
• GeoPalz Announces New Way to Keep the Family Fit
• Lexus Rolls Out Autonomous Vehicle Concept
• Hands On: Kensington Takes the Hassle Out of Flying With Electronics
• Audio-Technica Debuts $99 SonicSport Headphones
• iRobot's Mirra 530 Takes the Hassle Out of Cleaning Your Pool
• Users flee Instagram after privacy outcry
• NPD: Smart TV Owners Tuning Out Most Apps
• Windows 8: Now Cherokee-friendly
• Google to avoid massive legal battle with FTC, sources say
• Which potential 2016 candidates are the most connected?
• Acer Launches $299 C7 Chromebook with Beefier Specs and a Bigger Battery
• 'Skulls of the Shogun' Brings Asynchronous, Multiplayer Fun to Windows 8
• How to Buy a Laptop This Holiday Season
• 5 California high school students hospitalized after cough syrup abuse
• Facebook launches new Gift feature for all US users
• Nook Simple Touch Price Drops to $79
• Apple vs. Samsung: Can't we all just get along?
• Google to announce $23 million in grants to spur innovation among charities
• Fuhu Announces $99 Nabi Jr Android Kids Tablet
• OLPC Cancels XO 3 Tablet, Reduces Focus on Designing Hardware
• Intel Allegedly Prepping Lower-Watt Ivy Bridge Chips
• Acer Unveils Ultraportable TravelMate B113 Laptops Starting at $399
• Toyota Wants Your Car to Respond to Your Face, Voice, and Waving Hands
• Seven ways to get 'Facebook fired'
• Will.i.am Wants to Turn your iPhone into a 14-megapixel "Genius Phone"
• Which Tablet Makes the Best Gift? Expert Roundtable
• Which Smartphone Makes the Best Gift? Expert Roundtable
• Holiday savings calendar expands past Cyber Monday
• Game on! First hit computer game Pong turns 40
• Google may avoid FTC anti-trust investigation, report suggests
• Former Nokia Employees Demo New Smart Phone Operating System
• Where to Snag Tech Deals on Gray Thursday
• Rights group calls for ban on armed ‘killer robots’
• How civilians can get military-grade secure smartphones
• Intel CEO Paul Otellini Announces Plans to Retire in May
• Cotton Candy Tested: Fastest PC on a Stick Can Take Over Any Screen
• Head of HP's PC Business Disses Microsoft Surface
• Get ready: 'Grand Theft Auto V' is coming
• #PillarofDefense v #GazaUnderAttack: Israel conflict plays out on social media
• Power struggle clouds Windows chief's departure from Microsoft
• 'Twilight' fans targeted in Facebook scam
• Anti-virus pioneer John McAfee: I’m innocent of murder in Belize
• Windows head Steve Sinofsky to leave Microsoft
• Gilead's new HIV drug shows lower side-effects over longer term
• Verizon's HTC Windows Phone 8X Ships Nov. 1 with Wireless Charging
• Sony Xperia Advance Coming to U.S. for $299 Without Contract
• Pope to join celebs, presidents on Twitter
• MasterCard launches new credit card with LCD screen, keyboard
• Intel, HP offer fastest ever chips for high-end servers
• 'You mad' memes swirl after election night
• Office Mobile Revealed for Android and iOS, Said to Arrive Early 2013
• Office Mobile revealed for Android and iOS, said to arrive early 2013
• How to Dock and Undock Apps in Windows 8
• Tomorrow's tech trends today: 2013's gadgets revealed
• Google Search for iOS Brings Faster Siri-Style Searches (Hands-on)
• Facebook tweaks privacy policy -- again
• Acer delays Windows 8 tablets, shows off Megan Fox
• Windows Phone will catch up in apps, Microsoft says
• Review: Apple iPad mini smaller, still the gold standard
• 'Sesame Street' introduces first autistic character to help raise awareness
• Favorite gadgets to help weather the superstorm
• Romanian lawmakers vote to limit marketing of milk formula
• New rules let you jailbreak phones (but not tablets)
• New DMCA Excemptions Announced: Rooting Phones Remains Legal, No to Tablets
• Cloud Atlas Enhanced E-book Boasts Bonus Footage, Cast Interviews
• Review: Windows 8 a daring vision of the future -- but are you ready?
• MSI Plans to Refresh Its Gaming Laptop Lineup with Windows 8
• Dragon Mobile Assistant Brings Siri-Esque Voice Commands to Android
• 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina Display Hands-on: Meet the Ultrabook Killer
• Everything you need to know about the iPad mini
• Early look at Windows 8 baffles consumers
• You’ve got Mail! AOL launches new Alto mail program
• Browse like Bond: How to surf the Web like a spy
• Got privacy? Advertisers to ignore 'do-not-track' settings online
• Apple remembers death of Steve Jobs with poignant tribute
• Texas man linked to Anonymous hacking group indicted
• Facebook to charge users to ‘promote’ posts to friends
• Samsung Wants $1 Billion Verdict Scrapped, Alleges Jury Foreman Misconduct
• Coke, Samsung pull Vietnam site ads over unlicensed music downloads
• Samsung Slaps iPhone 5 with Patent Lawsuit
• Hands-On With the Acer Aspire S7: World's Thinnest Ultrabook Starts at $1,199
• You Can Get Satisfaction with New Rolling Stones E-Book
• Yahoo CEO adds motherhood to list of challenges
• Russia pushes Facebook to open research center
• Razer Sharpens Blade Gaming Notebook With Faster CPU, GPU
• AT&T Testing Automatic Translation For Foreign Texts
• RIM Debuts New BlackBerry App World: 150,000 Apps, Music, Movies and TV Shows
• RIM CEO: We can be number three behind Android, iOS
• Media Tablets Compared: Nook HD and HD+ vs. iPad, Nexus and Fire
• BlackBerry 10 Preview: Flow Interface, Dual Personalities, BlackBerry Hub
• PCs vs. Macs: Who wins the war today?
• Swiss Federal Railway: Apple's Clock App Rips Off Our Iconic Clock
• iPhone 5 launch draws in Apple fans worldwide
• HP Announces the 14-inch Envy m4; Windows 8 Notebook Starts at $899
• Former Zuckerberg friend drops dirt on Facebook founder
• Does Android Provide Better Parental Controls Than iOS?
• EU takes 6 nations to court for failure to introduce laws on collapsing banks
• Virgin Mobile accounts vulnerable to attacks
• How to Share Photo Streams via the Web Using iOS 6
• How to Disable Push Notifications for Facebook and Twitter in iOS 6
• Woz on Apple's legal victory over Samsung: 'I hate it'
• Army researchers seek 'new shield' for Captain America
• iPhone 5 vs. the World: How Apple's Device Stacks Up
• IDF 2012 Day Two Keynote: Security and Services
• Android Passes 500 Million Global Activations
• Windows 8 Apps Skip the Modern Start Screen, Boot Directly to Desktop
• Nokia Lumia 920 Could Launch November 2nd
• Amazon vs. Google Play: Which Store Offers the Most Content?
• 1 million leaked Apple IDs stolen from Florida publisher, report says
• Pogo Connect is World's First Pressure-Sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 Stylus
• Nokia admits faking video for new Lumia smartphone
• China Labor Watch: Samsung Allegedly Copies Apple's Labor Abuses, Too
• Acer Dabbles in Windows Phone, Doubles Down on Android in 2013
• Samsung ATIV Tab Hands-On: First Look at Windows RT and Its Desktop
• 5-inch LG Intuition Phablet Hits Verizon Wireless Sept. 6 for $199
• Apple wants four more Samsung products added to lawsuit
• New Lenovo IdeaPad Z Series: 25 Percent Slimmer, Still Lots of Power
• Beyond high-def: New Sony TV to have resolution 4 times greater than HD
• Lenovo's New Android Tablet Trio Includes 9-inch Quad-Core Slate for $299
• Dell Announces New XPS Products: Convertible XPS 12 Duo, XPS 10 Tablet, 27-inch Desktop
• ASUS Unveils 15-inch Zenbook U500VZ Notebook With Nvidia Graphics, Dual SSDs
• The glaring hole in Apple’s product plans
• HTC "Proto" Gets Pictured
• Analyst: Samsung Court Loss is Big Win for Windows Phone
• Web module helps patients decide about lung cancer screening
• Are you ready for a shared data plan?
• India threatens ban against Twitter, fearing further violence
• Walmart Drops iPhone 4S to $148, Wait for the iPhone 5 Anyway
• It’s a great time to buy an iPhone
• 3 Everyday useful apps to download today
• The Great Windows 8 Debate: Will It Fly or Fail?
• Facebook stock slides to all-time low
• eBay bans sale of spells, potions, magic
• Dell Responds to Support Sweepstakes Uproar: We Need to Get Better
• Microsoft Offers Windows 8 Enterprise Free Trial to All Users
• Intel, HP, SanDisk Ranked Best In Conflict Mineral Report
• How To: Get iTunes on Your Android
• Dell, Lenovo and Samsung to Release Windows RT Tablets, Laptops
• Memo could sink Samsung’s case against Apple
• Hands-on with theBlu: Ocean Education App Helps You Explore the Deep
• Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Shipping Worldwide Later This Month
• Lighter, quicker ThinkPad laptop coming, Lenovo says
• Leaked Photos Show Upcoming Droid RAZR HD in Action
• 83 million Facebook accounts may be fakes
• 'Dear Mark Zuckerberg': Developer fights back against Facebook
• Mitt Romney to announce VP pick via smartphone app
• Apple, Samsung face off in court over iPhone, iPad
• New Apple Mac Trojan "OSX/Crisis" Discovered
• 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Highlights Busy September for Apple, Analyst Says
• Hotly anticipated iPhone 5 goes into production, report says
• Faster Than an SSD: How to Turn Extra Memory Into a RAM Disk
• Can Skype eavesdrop on its users?
• 12 Outdated Songs Rewritten for Today's Tech
• Internet 'cat signal' officially turned on
• 7 Essential Tips for Picking a Student Laptop
• Rotten Tomatoes suspends comments on 'Dark Knight'
• 'Cyborg' Steve Mann posts new photo of alleged McDonald's assault
• Judge in Megaupload piracy case steps down after joking US is 'enemy'
• You say you want a revolution? Music industry in turmoil -- again
• LivingSocial to begin selling merchandise
• LG charged with stealing advanced TV technology from Samsung
• Microsoft revamps Office for tablets, Internet
• Is Amazing Alex the new Angry Birds?
• Android mops floor with Apple, new sales figures show
• Will new airport laser scan you for explosives -- and your lunch?
• Free tool scans for viruses on Facebook
• NYC adding free Wi-Fi hotspots to payphones
• ADATA's New mSATA SSDs Play Nice with Traditional Hard Drives
• Lenovo Mobile Access Brings "Out of the Box" 3G to ThinkPad Laptops
• Dell Inspiron 15R and 17R Special Edition Sport Skullcandy Speakers
• High-tech gadgets for every mom and expectant mom
• How To Hide Facebook Timeline
• From Mobile World Congress, attack of the super phones
• Meet Joe Green, who walked away from a $10b Facebook fortune
• Last, Last, Last Minute Tech Christmas Gifts
• New nVidia 'Kal-El' Chip Promises Superfast Future for Tablets, Smartphones
• Will Google, Amazon, and Facebook Black Out the Net?
• Mark Zuckerberg Hides His Google+ Friends
• Google Unveils Online Music Service
• Spurs waive Jimmer Fredette, 3 others
• Robot to Throw Out First Pitch at Phillies Game
• 3 Reasons Google Is Killing Internet Search
• Targeting the Taliban? There's an iPhone App For That
• Cavaliers reveal 3 new jerseys after team's owner trolls with fakes
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