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Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
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Why Airbnb Should Book a Room in Albany
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cloud computing
YesVideo Moves Home Movies From Old Formats to the Cloud
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Reinventing Business
Bloomberg View: Why 3D Printing Can Make the World a Better Place
The new technology will transform modern industry. It shouldn't be feared -
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Some 57 percent of adults surveyed around the world say they would trust self-driving vehicles, with Americans even more enthusiastic -
Google
What to Expect for Chrome and Android at Google I/O 2013
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Entertainment
Hit-Hungry TV Networks Go on a Pilot Spending Spree
With U.S. TV viewership continuing to splinter among broadcast, cable, and online, the major networks have ordered up a staggering 104 pilots -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Personal Technology
Documentary Film Investigates the (Alleged) Death of Books
Vivienne Roumani, director of "Out of Print," talks about the importance of long-form reading
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Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Personal Technology
How to Navigate the Internet at Work (NSFW), by BuzzFeed's Katie Notopoulos
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Personal Technology
Netflix, Reed Hastings Survive Missteps to Join Silicon Valley's Elite
How Netflix—which accounts for a third of all Web traffic on any given weeknight—cheated death, outmaneuvered Hollywood, and innovated its way into tech's top tier -
Personal Technology
How to Find Porn on the Internet
ICM Registry's Lawley wants to help you navigate 23 million pages of porn sites -
Personal Technology
Why Airbnb Should Book a Room in Albany
For room-rental site Airbnb and similar sharing services, now is very much the time to play politics -
cloud computing
YesVideo Moves Home Movies From Old Formats to the Cloud
The digital conversion company wants to become a kind of premium YouTube -
Autos
Google's Self-Driving Robot Cars Are Ruining My Commute
The company's self-driving cars are perfect automotive citizens, but they're causing traffic jams anyway -
Autos
A Tale of Two Electric Car Makers: Tesla Soars, Fisker Flops
In an earnings call with analysts, CEO Elon Musk says Tesla still has room to grow and expenses to cut -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
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HBO GO Without Paying for Cable? It May Be a Tease
The not-TV network is weighing streaming for nonsubscribers -
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
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Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider
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Netflix, Reed Hastings Survive Missteps to Join Silicon Valley's Elite
How Netflix—which accounts for a third of all Web traffic on any given weeknight—cheated death, outmaneuvered Hollywood, and innovated its way into tech's top tier -
Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
cloud computing
YesVideo Moves Home Movies From Old Formats to the Cloud
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Personal Technology
Documentary Film Investigates the (Alleged) Death of Books
Vivienne Roumani, director of "Out of Print," talks about the importance of long-form reading -
Personal Technology
Bluescape, the Touchscreen That Covers a Wall
Haworth and Obscura Digital's digital whiteboard can hold 160 acres of virtual space -
Autos
Consumers Tell Cisco They're Comfortable With the Driverless Car
Some 57 percent of adults surveyed around the world say they would trust self-driving vehicles, with Americans even more enthusiastic -
Personal Technology
How to Navigate the Internet at Work (NSFW), by BuzzFeed's Katie Notopoulos
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Social Media
For $300, a Utah Company Can Recover Vanished Snapchats
The millions of people who use Snapchat to send self-destructing messages now have something to worry about -
Consumer Electronics
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
innovator
Innovator: Greg Raleigh's Zact, Pay-as-You-Go Custom Wireless
Smartphone service customers can easily customize -
Autos
A Tale of Two Electric Car Makers: Tesla Soars, Fisker Flops
In an earnings call with analysts, CEO Elon Musk says Tesla still has room to grow and expenses to cut -
Personal Technology
How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
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Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late
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Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Personal Technology
Netflix, Reed Hastings Survive Missteps to Join Silicon Valley's Elite
How Netflix—which accounts for a third of all Web traffic on any given weeknight—cheated death, outmaneuvered Hollywood, and innovated its way into tech's top tier -
Autos
Consumers Tell Cisco They're Comfortable With the Driverless Car
Some 57 percent of adults surveyed around the world say they would trust self-driving vehicles, with Americans even more enthusiastic -
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YesVideo Moves Home Movies From Old Formats to the Cloud
The digital conversion company wants to become a kind of premium YouTube -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late -
Consumer Electronics
Best Buy's Homegrown Tablet
The electronics retailer say that on Nov. 11 it will start selling an Android tablet called the Insignia Flex for around $250 -
Personal Technology
Documentary Film Investigates the (Alleged) Death of Books
Vivienne Roumani, director of "Out of Print," talks about the importance of long-form reading -
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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 -
Autos
Google's Self-Driving Robot Cars Are Ruining My Commute
The company's self-driving cars are perfect automotive citizens, but they're causing traffic jams anyway -
Apple
Apple's 10-Year-Old iTunes Loses Ground to Streaming
The Apple site is no longer a decisive venue for up-and-coming musicians -
Personal Technology
Chegg, a College Hub. Togas Not Included
After nearly going broke, the textbook-rental site is remaking itself into a hub for academic life -
Personal Technology
Why Airbnb Should Book a Room in Albany
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Mobile & Telecom
A Hands-On Report About Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0
So far, Galaxy Note 8.0 is is a likeable tablet that's Wi-Fi only and may not quite stand out sufficiently against the iPad mini and previous Samsung offerings
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