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Easier E-Books with Inkling
The San Francisco startup debuts software for producing tablet-ready e-books -
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Researchers Detail Flaw in Online Cryptography, but Don't Panic
A team of Internet security researchers says a small number of public encryption keys offer "no security at all" -
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A Penn State scientist has an app that keeps your caffeine level in the zone -
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The Shadowy World of iPhone Cases
Smartphone case makers rely on rumors and leaks to get their products on the market first -
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Innovator: Cyber Guardian Adam Hildreth
The precocious British entrepreneur has come up with software called Crisp that polices cyberbullies and other bad actors online -
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Educational Tech Gets a Second Look
Web startups taking tech into the classroom attract major funding -
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Group Texting May Be a Hit at SXSW
Startups that enable "group messaging" hope to break out at the South by Southwest tech conference -
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Paul Graham's Search for the Next Facebook
The entrepreneur's Y Combinator uses "mass production techniques" in its search for and development of promising startups -
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Innovator: Adam Beguelin
The entrepreneur has built a free service, Sensr.net, that makes it easy to share and store video feeds and turns cheap webcams into motion detectors -
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A Website for the World's Materialists
New York startup Thingd aims to compile an online catalog "of everything in the world" -
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So Google's Buying Your Startup. Now What?
Google's M&A chief has to persuade founders to stick around, often with financial incentives and the promise of expanded roles
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