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Free calling comes to Facebook Messenger (with a couple catches)
Facebook is allowing some users to place free voice calls over its Messenger app.
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Galaxy S III, Lumia 920, Note II: Three phones that rival Apple
Interested in a phone that's not the iPhone? Samsung and Nokia makes several excellent phones that should go on any smart-phone shopper's short list.
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Pedaling to the top: How bicycles stormed the Detroit auto show
More people are biking in cities across the US, a trend that the Detroit auto show incorporated into their 2013 show.
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Remembering Frank Zamboni, the original 'Iceman' (+video)
The Google doodle Wednesday honors Frank Zamboni, the Italian-American inventor of the Zamboni ice resurfacing machine.
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Risky Java software: Oracle issues emergency fix to thwart hackers
Days after the US issued a security alert to millions of computer owners to temporarily disable Java, Oracle released an emergency fix to its product and urged it be made as soon as possible.
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With latest Corvette, GM resurrects the Stingray name
GM has finally taken the wraps off the seventh-generation Chevrolet Corvette, called the Stingray.
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Has demand for the iPhone begun to flag?
New reports indicate that Apple has cut orders for the LCD panels and memory chips used in the iPhone 5.
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Disable Java? Here's how, after US agency warns of software 'vulnerability.'
To prevent cyber crime, the Department of Homeland Security advises Americans to temporarily disable Java 7 software, commonly used in Web-browser programs.
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Want to send a Facebook message to Mark Zuckerberg? It'll cost you.
Facebook is experimenting with an innovative spam-filtering scheme.
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With Wikivoyage, Wikipedia makes foray into world of travel guides
Wikivoyage, a crowd-sourced travel site, is expected to officially launch on Jan. 15.
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Lumia phones (and Nokia's outlook) enjoy a buoyant Christmas
Nokia sold 4.4 million Lumia handsets in the fourth quarter of last year, beating analyst expectations.
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A cheaper iPhone? Don't hold your breath, Apple says
Still, at least one analyst believes Apple would miss out on a big opportunity if it didn't make a budget iPhone in 2013.
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Pebble smartwatch, long delayed, set to ship on Jan. 23
The Pebble smartwatch, which enjoyed one of the most successful Kickstarter drives in history, is finally set to reach consumers.
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New Lego robot has bricks for bones, an iPhone for a brain
Lego announced the new Mindstorms EV3 kit, which will allow iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users to utilize their devices as a remote control for the brick robots.
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Google's Schmidt takes a techie tour of North Korea
A nine-member delegation, which includes Google chairman Eric Schmidt and former Gov. Bill Richardson, take a four-day tour of the communist country to learn about North Korean technology and support open Internet access.
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Cheaper Apple iPhone reportedly on the way
Apple is prepping a cheaper iPhone, according to one new report.
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CES 2013 ushers in TVs built for waving, pointing, and tapping (+video)
At CES 2013 Samsung, Panasonic, and LG trotted out their next generation of Smart TVs.
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CES 2013: Panasonic unveils 56-inch OLED TV
At CES 2013, Panasonic revealed the largest OLED TV to date. This 56-inch set dwarfs previous OLED TVs, which were mostly on the small end.
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Google launches free Wi-Fi network in New York
Chelsea, home to Google's NYC HQ, will get a free Wi-Fi network, Google and NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg announced today.
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At CES 2013, the name of the game is 'ultra HD'
Ultra HD displays will arrive on both TV sets and mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones in 2013.
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