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In a Blow to BlackBerry, the Defense Department OKs Apple Devices
Almost 80 percent of the U.S. military's mobile devices are BlackBerry products, but now that will probably change
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The Future of Bitcoin: Three Predictions From Experts
A panel of Bitcoin authorities including investors and engineers shared their views on how the currency is evolving and who is using it -
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Yahoo! Hopes to Profit From Tumblr Without Ruining It
Marissa Mayer thinks the acquisition will expand her site’s audience by 50 percent -
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Seven Songs We'd Like to See Andrew Mason Cover
The ousted Groupon founder says he's recorded a seven-song instructional album for young people. Here are some covers for inspiration -
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If Yahoo Buys Tumblr, What Will It Do With All That Porn?
Tumblr has actually shut down some popular sites as it has shifted its focus from users to advertisers -
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After Small Acquisitions, Yahoo Goes Big With Tumblr
Tumblr is pretty much what Yahoo is not: culturally relevant, good on mobile, and popular with kids -
Technology
The Easiest Way to Automate Your Home With the Web
If you buy certain devices, which can include light bulbs and bracelets, IFTTT and some free websites can start connecting your home -
Facebook
Facebook Struggles to Satisfy Investors About Mobile Earnings
One year after the IPO, questions remain about the company's ability to target mobile users -
cloud computing
YesVideo Moves Home Movies From Old Formats to the Cloud
The digital conversion company wants to become a kind of premium YouTube -
Apps & Software
China's Alibaba Makes Its Move Against Google's Android
The mainland's e-commerce kingpin pushes into the mobile OS market -
Mobile & Telecom
Zynga Alums Launch Game Startups to Battle Zynga
Defectors build mobile games to outflank their former employer -
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Spain's Santander, the City That Runs on Sensors
The Cantabrian capital's digital nervous system cuts costs -
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Innovator: Greg Raleigh's Zact, Pay-as-You-Go Custom Wireless
Smartphone service customers can easily customize -
White House
The Federal Government Learns to Love Twitter
Washington gets all casual with the public on social media -
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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Apple's iWatch May Find Silicon Valley a Tough Sell
As consumers look forward to futuristic status symbols, tech's futurists are going retro in “quality crafted” tools, clothing, and accessories -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
Google
Silicon Valley Is High on Innovation. And Pot
San Jose's 102 marijuana shops have a loyal tech clientele -
Google Glasses: Brin Slams Smartphones as 'Emasculating'
Feb. 28 (Bloomberg) -- In today's "Movers & Shakers," Bloomberg's Betty Liu reports that Google founder Sergey Brin branded smartphones… -
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As Evernote's Cult Grows, the Business Market Beckons
The organization app's devotees love storing their work and personal data in one place. But that may change when it's mandated by the boss -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Won't Yahoo! Let Employees Work From Home?
Yahoo seems to be undoing all the benefits associated with allowing the Internet pioneer's employees the freedom to work from home when they need to -
Telecommunications
FreedomPop’s Home Broadband Service Goes Live
Judging from the pricing, its service is aimed at casual data users, not those who stream movies or share files -
Management
The Excessive Uproar Over Marissa Mayer's Telecommuting Ban
If a male CEO made a similar move, would the response reach the same level of shock and outrage? -
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Why Are the Batteries in Boeing's 787 Burning?
Lithium is extremely flammable. And lithium-ion batteries carry much more energy per weight than other batteries -
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Protecting Privacy on the Internet
The FTC is requiring Web outfits to undertake a privacy audit every two years, which critics call a toothless exercise -
Apple
IPad Mini, Nexus 7, and Others Could Outsell Larger Tablets
Research firm Display Search changes its forecast, suggesting that this year smaller tablets will outsell larger ones -
cybersecurity
A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked
Cloaked by malware, aliases, and misspellings, computer spies are usually invisible. This one made a mistake. A special investigation -
Management
Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience -
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Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
In his most wide-ranging interview since succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook talks about how the company now works, the view that he's "robotic," and… -
The Antivirus Industry's Dirty Little Secret
Feb. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Businessweek's Jordan Robertson discusses why the antivirus industry has so many customers in the face of its…
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Silicon Valley Is High on Innovation. And Pot
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Facebook Isn’t Your Platform. You're Facebook's Platform
Facebook periodically reminds us that it can do whatever it wants with our news feeds, including using them to try to convince us to pay for… -
Apple
Apple's iWatch May Find Silicon Valley a Tough Sell
As consumers look forward to futuristic status symbols, tech's futurists are going retro in “quality crafted” tools, clothing, and accessories -
Apps & Software
As Evernote's Cult Grows, the Business Market Beckons
The organization app's devotees love storing their work and personal data in one place. But that may change when it's mandated by the boss -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
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Facebook, Google, and the Jargon of Privacy Policies
Consumers ignore or misunderstand privacy policies because of confusing language, and some simply don't trust apps -
Management
Protecting Privacy on the Internet
The FTC is requiring Web outfits to undertake a privacy audit every two years, which critics call a toothless exercise -
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Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience -
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From Mobile to PCs: The Fine Art of Privacy on the Web
Creating a privacy policy requires many considerations. Missteps can mean legal trouble and more -
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In-App Buying: Don't Let Your Kids Make Apple Rich
Apple's has settled a class-action suit involving kids and in-app purchases, but parents can take a simple step to prevent children from buying things -
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Yahoo seems to be undoing all the benefits associated with allowing the Internet pioneer's employees the freedom to work from home when they need to -
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Mark Stibich's Hospital-Disinfecting Robot
The epidemiologist's Xenex Healthcare Services sells and rents robots that zap supergerms -
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Francisco Aguilar: Keeping First Responders Safe
His invention, a palm-size rubber ball embedded with cameras and sensors, can be used for surveillance in dangerous situations -
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