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Microphones for the Stars Go Mass Market
Blue Microphones built a loyal following of musicians. Now it's trying to appeal to Skype users with the first USB mic that mimics human hearing
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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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Consumer Electronics
Bre Pettis: 3D Printing's First Celebrity
The chief executive officer of MakerBot Industries envisions a 3D printer in every home within the next 10 years
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Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
Video from cheap wireless baby monitors can be easily intercepted
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Personal Technology
How About Them Gams: 3D Printing Custom Legs
A startup in San Francisco has started making artful, low-cost, and dishwasher-safe legs for amputees
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Technology
Google's Bid to Be Everything to Everyone
A rumored audio device and new testing facilities hint at the search giant’s hardware ambitions
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innovator
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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Science & Research
In Camouflage, Android Could Power Military Apps
Adding rugged hardware and high security could make Google's Android the operating system of choice for the world's military users
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Personal Technology
3D Printers: Make Whatever You Want
Fashion sophisticated physical objects from formless plastic—it's fast, cheap, and not as difficult as you think
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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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Autos
Ford Is Ready for the Autonomous Car. Are Drivers?
"There are affordability issues, but the big barrier to overcome is customer acceptance," says one expert
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Consumer Electronics
Bre Pettis: 3D Printing's First Celebrity
The chief executive officer of MakerBot Industries envisions a 3D printer in every home within the next 10 years
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Apple
IPad vs. IPad: Which 4G Tablet Should You Choose?
Verizon and AT&T offer different advantages in their 4G iPad plans, which can vary from city to city. Here's the rundown—and why you'll still be looking for Wi-Fi -
Personal Technology
How About Them Gams: 3D Printing Custom Legs
A startup in San Francisco has started making artful, low-cost, and dishwasher-safe legs for amputees
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Entertainment
The Shaky Science of Online Dating
A paper questions whether dating sites can find a perfect match from thousands of online profiles
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Personal Technology
Amazon vs. Publishers: The Book Battle Continues
Amid the e-book price war, publishers worry about Amazon's print-on-demand technology
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Facebook
In Japan, Facebook Wins the Most Users
Post-tsunami Japan shares more online, making Facebook No. 1
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Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
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Consumer Electronics
Data Security: Most Finders of Lost Smartphones Are Snoops
A Symantec operation shows that many finders tap sensitive data—though half eventually return lost phones
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Apple
Turn Your Baby's Cry Into an iPhone Case
Shapeways, a 3D printing specialist, has developed a way to turn songs and other sounds into iPhone cases
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Personal Technology
May the Tablet Take Your Order?
Restaurants are using machines to wait on tables and help diners pay their bills
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Management
Japanese High Tech's Five Circles of Hell
Japan's once-mighty electronics sector has seen its exports and competitiveness eroded by Korea and a resurgent U.S. tech sector
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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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Apple
Anarchy in the App Store
With 600,000 apps to police, Apple has trouble keeping up with rule breakers
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innovator
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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Consumer Electronics
Bre Pettis: 3D Printing's First Celebrity
The chief executive officer of MakerBot Industries envisions a 3D printer in every home within the next 10 years
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Technology
Google's Bid to Be Everything to Everyone
A rumored audio device and new testing facilities hint at the search giant’s hardware ambitions
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Google
Google, Wi-Fi Snooping, and the Ever-Shifting 'Creepy' Line
People who fret about corporate surveillance of their "digital exhaust" should check their privacy settings
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Facebook
In Japan, Facebook Wins the Most Users
Post-tsunami Japan shares more online, making Facebook No. 1
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Personal Technology
3D Printers: Make Whatever You Want
Fashion sophisticated physical objects from formless plastic—it's fast, cheap, and not as difficult as you think
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Apple
Turn Your Baby's Cry Into an iPhone Case
Shapeways, a 3D printing specialist, has developed a way to turn songs and other sounds into iPhone cases
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Entertainment
How Will Jimmy Iovine Fix Online Music? It's 'Magic'
Beats Electronics Co-Founder Jimmy Iovine has pledged to take a crack at reshaping the online music subscription business in partnership with HTC
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Consumer Electronics
Data Security: Most Finders of Lost Smartphones Are Snoops
A Symantec operation shows that many finders tap sensitive data—though half eventually return lost phones
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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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Science & Research
In Camouflage, Android Could Power Military Apps
Adding rugged hardware and high security could make Google's Android the operating system of choice for the world's military users
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Personal Technology
Amazon vs. Publishers: The Book Battle Continues
Amid the e-book price war, publishers worry about Amazon's print-on-demand technology
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Personal Technology
May the Tablet Take Your Order?
Restaurants are using machines to wait on tables and help diners pay their bills
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Consumer Electronics
When Robots Dance
Companies are turning to gadgetry--from robots to touch-screen kiosks to vending machines that recognize your face--to improve customer service and woo tech-influenced buyers -
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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Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
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Privacy
The Kill Switch Comes to the PC
A feature common in phones will let Microsoft remotely disable malware
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Entertainment
HTC Pins Its Hopes on Music and Software
To reverse a decline, the Taiwanese phonemaker wants to emulate Apple
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Apple
Anarchy in the App Store
With 600,000 apps to police, Apple has trouble keeping up with rule breakers
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