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During the past 24 hoursNetwork transparency: How future mobile networks could be built in glass windows »
As data demand grows we'll need to stick cells in many more places. Ericsson is exploring the notion of embedding small cells into windows and other glass surfaces. ...
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With portfolio consolidation in sight, SAP cloud chief Lars Dalgaard steps down »
Dalgaard is off to become an investor, although he will remain a cloud advisor to SAP. Meanwhile, the company is consolidating its cloud development processes, with a view to ...
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Adly Raises $2M More As It Expands Tools For Social Media Celebrity Endorsements »
Adly, a startup that connects advertisers with celebrities willing to post promoted messages on soci...
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Low Latency No. 63: There can be only One »
Microsoft's new live TV strategy with Xbox One wants to ensure that it gets in between you and your cable box. Read this article by Jeff Bakalar on CNET.
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iPhone 5S and low-cost iPhone said to be multicolored »
Word on the street is that the two supposed upcoming Apple smartphones will feature an array of colo...
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Taking politics into account helps craft effective recycling message »
Everybody will be relatively environmentally friendly with the right message....
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Don’t forget these apps when packing for your Disney trip »
Know before you go: the best iOS apps for planning for, getting around and navigating the lines at Disney World. ...
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At long last, Ricoh and Xerox hit back at scanner trolls »
Mystery company's $1,000-per-worker demands are challenged at PTO.
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Salesforce, Intellectual Ventures ink patent deal »
The two companies have signed a deal that gives Salesforce.com access to more than 40,000 patents. Read this article by Josh Lowensohn on CNET News.
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Four elements, four buttons: 'Element4l' is a fun, atmospheric shape-shifter »
In the first level of Element4l, I died 28 times before making it to the end. It's not because the enemies are particularly tough (there aren't any), or the action is ...
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Ashton Kutcher on Twitter: 'the media kind of fucked it up' »
Ashton Kutcher was one of the first celebrities to really embrace Twitter, becoming the first user to exceed 1 million followers back in 2009. However, there's no doubt his relationship with the.....
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Before you buy a $199 Nexus 7, check the $149 Hisense Sero 7 Pro tablet »
With no refresh of the $199 Nexus 7, the latest Android tablet from Hisense is worth a look. It has nearly all of the same hardware features, plus a few more, as Google's...
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Microsoft explains Xbox One cloud gaming in an effort to justify online requirement »
Microsoft created confusion over its Xbox One online requirement this week, but fresh details are emerging that offer an insight into why the next-generation console needs an ...
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This Chair Is Also a Table »
This is a clever little concept design by New York-based Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects: a perfectly normal chair with a tiny little table top, that turns a functional piece of furniture into something ...
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After finding users want more than just ed-tech content, Learnist plans for expansion »
About a year after its launch, social learning site Learnist is looking to gain appeal among more non-education users and balance quality and quantity as its content grows. ...
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Report: Better Place to file for bankruptcy »
If Better Place files for bankruptcy in a few days, as reported by Fortune, it would represent a sober end to a high-flying dream that raised hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Watch Anamanaguchi send a slice of pizza into space in 'Endless Fantasy' »
The latest video from chiptune rock stars Anamanaguchi doesn't have as many meows as the first, but it does have a space-bound slice of pizza. The video is for the title t...
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Rumors persist of HTC One with stock Android, despite the official denial »
Is Russell Holly a seer of the future, or did he just manage to get lucky? That's the question we're...
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Australian researchers get closer to scalable quantum computing »
Researchers in Australia are making progress in executing on a vision for quantum computing involving a phosphorus atom, which means a new commercial product might not be so f...
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A Vibrator Called Limon »
No longer just an oddly flavored potato chip, the Limon is also a new sexy-time vibrator from a star...
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Chrome 28 beta for Android adds translation bar, fullscreen mode for tablets »
Internationally savvy Chrome desktop users are well acquainted with the translation bar's ability to...
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Online Video-Ad Network Tremor Video Files For Its IPO »
Video ad network Tremor Video has filed for its long-awaited public offering. The company's sha...
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How Amazon could use ad savvy to outflank Google, Walmart »
The online retail giant is methodically developing an advertising network, serving up ads on its sites and others. It could use that revenue to keep prices down and pressure high on retail rivals. Rea...