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So far developers are skeptical of the rumored larger screen size on the upcoming iPhone 5
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The Health-Care Industry Turns to Big Data
Analytics specialists like IBM run numbers to improve patient care
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The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners
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Facebook
What Facebook Will Get Out of Gift-Giving App Karma
The $80 million acquisition is a way to increase revenue—and a bet on the impending disruption of a multibillion-dollar industry
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Mobile & Telecom
Would a Bigger iPhone Cause Developers Headaches?
So far developers are skeptical of the rumored larger screen size on the upcoming iPhone 5
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The Insane Life of an L.A.-Taiwan-Tokyo Supercommuter
The CEO of security specialist Trend Micro hits three countries in seven days to get her job done
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Camera Apps: A Family Tree
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Reinventing Business
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His company Canonical has extended its open-source push to smartphones and cars
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Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype
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Science & Research
The Health-Care Industry Turns to Big Data
Analytics specialists like IBM run numbers to improve patient care
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Yosi Glick's Smarter Movie Recommendations
His startup Jinni, and its Entertainment Genome, aim to do for film and TV what Pandora did for music
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Apps & Software
HP Sized Up Sun as a Technology Gold Mine
The most interesting aspect of Hewlett-Packard's assessment of Sun is how critical executives were of HP's technology
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Apple
Getting Androids and iPhones to Play Nice
Developers use HTML 5 to build apps that work across devices
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The Angry Birds Theme Park
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Photographers on Instagram
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Social Media
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GE's Billion-Dollar Bet on Big Data
The industrial giant aims to harness data from the hardware it sells
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Apps & Software
Outsourcing to the Autistic Rather Than to India
Chad Hahn wants to put autistic people to work testing software—and turn a profit on his project
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Privacy
Apps: It's Time to Talk About the Creepy Factor
One word keeps popping up to describe the current direction of such social apps as Girls Around Me, Placeme, and Highlight
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Consumer Electronics
Anything You Want, Only $10 a Month
A symbolic shift toward a pay-as-you-go economy, or just a way to make an extra 40 bucks?
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Apps & Software
Lookout Safeguards Smartphones, but Do Consumers Care?
The startup's security app detects threats, yet many users are unconcerned
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Apps & Software
Camera Apps: A Family Tree
The camera category in Apple's App Store has split into dozens of sub-branches
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Science & Research
The Health-Care Industry Turns to Big Data
Analytics specialists like IBM run numbers to improve patient care
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Facebook
What Facebook Will Get Out of Gift-Giving App Karma
The $80 million acquisition is a way to increase revenue—and a bet on the impending disruption of a multibillion-dollar industry
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The Angry Birds Theme Park
The mobile game's creator, Rovio, has partnered with a Finnish theme park to open Angry Birds Land -
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The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners
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Reinventing Business
Mark Shuttleworth, Open-Source Software's Sugar Daddy
His company Canonical has extended its open-source push to smartphones and cars
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Mobile & Telecom
Would a Bigger iPhone Cause Developers Headaches?
So far developers are skeptical of the rumored larger screen size on the upcoming iPhone 5
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Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype
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Apps & Software
Can Yahoo Become a Modern Media Company?
Incoming Chief Executive Officer Ross Levinsohn hasn't said anything that indicates he grasps that Yahoo is little more than a digital version of America's troubled newspapers
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Apps & Software
HP Sized Up Sun as a Technology Gold Mine
The most interesting aspect of Hewlett-Packard's assessment of Sun is how critical executives were of HP's technology
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Yosi Glick's Smarter Movie Recommendations
His startup Jinni, and its Entertainment Genome, aim to do for film and TV what Pandora did for music
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An App for Intimacy—Without the Intimacy
Pair is a social network for just you and your partner
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Apps & Software
GE's Billion-Dollar Bet on Big Data
The industrial giant aims to harness data from the hardware it sells
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Apps & Software
Outsourcing to the Autistic Rather Than to India
Chad Hahn wants to put autistic people to work testing software—and turn a profit on his project
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Apps & Software
Microsoft Puts Windows Live Out of Its Misery
In a bid to sort out its cloud, Microsoft has started rebranding its online services under a simpler naming system
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Apple
Getting Androids and iPhones to Play Nice
Developers use HTML 5 to build apps that work across devices
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Facebook
Facebook Snaps Up Instagram
The eye-popping price tag is more evidence that we live in "bubblicious" times
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Personal Technology
Artificial Intelligence? I'll Say. Why Computers Can't Joke
It might not save lives, but getting computers to understand humor would mark big progress in enabling them to model human thought
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