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For mobile Internet while traveling abroad, you have to put up with a rip-off, a hassle, or both. Some virtual network operators want to change that -
Travel
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Airbnb: Here Be (Some) Dragons
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The Rental Concierge Springs Up in San Francisco
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Cutting Down Hotel Wi-Fi Costs
Many luxury chains gouge you for Wi-Fi. But there are bargains, and price-cutting strategies -
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Travel
The Havana Genius Bar
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To Recruit Techies, Companies Offer Unlimited Vacation
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Social Networking For Your Bucket List
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Apple
Can Speech-Recognition Software Work in Mandarin?
We give Nuance's Dragon software the ultimate test: a Chinese tongue twister -
Travel
As SXSW Ends, Austin Ventures Goes to Work
The venture fund is focused on local talent, but has designs on Silicon Valley -
Travel
SXSW, a Davos for the Web Set
Five lessons from the South by Southwest Interactive festival
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Real Estate
Robert Bigelow Plans a Real Estate Empire in Space
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Innovation
How to Get into TED? It's Like Applying to College—Again and Again
The annual Technology, Entertainment, Design fest features an audition process that now reaches to cities in Africa, Asia, and South America -
Travel
The Rental Concierge Springs Up in San Francisco
In San Francisco's red-hot rental market, it can help to have an aide to locate properties and woo landlords—for a price -
Media & Marketing
Airbnb: Here Be (Some) Dragons
An attempt to find a place to stay after Hurricane Sandy exposes some of the less-than-savory practices that can be found on Airbnb, the popular room-rental site -
Travel
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International Data Roaming Is Broken. Can MVNOs Fix It?
For mobile Internet while traveling abroad, you have to put up with a rip-off, a hassle, or both. Some virtual network operators want to change that -
Travel
The Insane Life of an L.A.-Taiwan-Tokyo Supercommuter
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Innovation
How to Get a Permit for Your Driverless Car
Nevada is the first state to come up with rules for licensing driverless cars. They go into effect March 1 -
Travel
As SXSW Ends, Austin Ventures Goes to Work
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SXSW, a Davos for the Web Set
Five lessons from the South by Southwest Interactive festival
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