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Science & Research
The Right Way to Destroy Sensitive Data
Before recycling electronics, companies have the tough task of removing all the sensitive information they contain -
Consumer Electronics
Why a Rechargeable Zinc Battery Is Such a Big Deal
Replacing toxic lithium could give Imprint Energy a zinc-polymer battery to charge up the wearable electronics industry -
Consumer Electronics
CES 2013: Connected Devices and the Internet of Things
Questions to ask at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas -
Consumer Electronics
The Netbook is Dead. The iPad Killed It
Tablets, led by Apple's iPad, did them in -
Apps & Software
Someday There May Be an App for That Pay Phone
New York City has issued a challenge to rethink the coin-fed devices -
Entertainment
The Evolution of the Video Game
Charting the history of the industry, from the arcade to game consoles to mobile devices -
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Charles Huang: Big-Screen Gaming From a Phone
One of the stars behind Guitar Hero has plans for your smartphone -
Innovators
Phil Bosua's Supersmart Light Bulb
The Australian entrepreneur's Lifx bulbs are embedded with a Wi-Fi chip and can be controlled with a smartphone app -
Media & Marketing
Digital Media Dreams, Elusive Profits
Newsweek’s online-only strategy is no panacea for a troubled brand -
Personal Technology
GoPro Widens the View of Its Customer Base
Teachers and scientists are now using the tiny video cameras -
Economy
Is the U.S. Condemned by History to Slow Growth?
A new academic paper makes the case that America's days of rapid expansion are behind it -
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Pantelis Alexopoulos's Push for Slimmer Disk Drives
The executive director of Singapore's Data Storage Institute is on the verge of unveiling a drive just over half the thickness of the industry standard -
Personal Technology
Live-Blogging Hitachi's 100-Million-Year Storage Test
Hitachi has created a data-storage method that it says uses quartz glass to preserve information for more than 100 million years. We present a minute-by-minute account of the testing process -
Consumer Electronics
The Era of Retail 3D Printing Begins
MakerBot has just opened a retail store in New York to show off its 3D printers and related goods -
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JPay, the Apple of the U.S. Prison System
The Miami-based company is marketing a prison-proof music player. Next up: a tablet
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