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Antoni Gaudí: Why he's called 'God's architect' (+video)
Antoni Gaudí was dubbed 'God's Architect' by his contemporaries. He insisted that his lavish architectural work was for the glory of God. Google honored him Tuesday with a doodle.
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Three new Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablets arrive next month
Samsung will release three new tablets in the US early next month. Here's your guide to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1, 8.0, and 7.0
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Big data: How cellphones help track diseases
The same type of data used by the NSA to track terrorists can be used by public health researchers to combat the spread of diseases.
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First day of summer 2013: What is a solstice anyway?
As the whimsical animation on Google's homepage indicates, Friday marks the first day of summer, thanks to the solstice. But what exactly is a solstice?
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Google ordered to delete 'Street View' data in Britain
British data watchdog group orders Google to delete personal data on the company's Street View project.
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Want an original 1976 Apple-1 computer? It'll cost you, a lot.
Christies is set to auction off an original 1976 Apple-1 computer, and bidding could go well above half a million dollars.
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First day of summer 2013: Party like it's 13 A.D. (+video)
Google marks the first day of summer 2013 with a summer solstice doodle. Do you know how ancient civilizations celebrated the solstice?
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First day of summer 2013: where our solstice traditions come from (+video)
Summer Solstice 2013: our solstice traditions have been inherited from ancient traditions practiced around the globe.
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Part Android, part Windows, Samsung ATIV Q is both laptop and tablet
The Samsung ATIV Q, which was unveiled this week at a press event in London, is truly a flexible device.
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Instagram steals a page from Vine, rolls out video
Facebook and Instagram are launching a 15-second video function for the popular photo sharing site.
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Candy Crush Saga maker considers going public. Good idea?
Candy Crush Saga, the popular mobile game, could launch its King.com toward an IPO. But as Zynga can attest, the risks are plenty.
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Facebook rolls out video for Instagram
Facebook introduced video for its photo sharing app, Instagram.
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Microsoft pulls a 180, says new Xbox One will work offline
Microsoft announced that its new Xbox One game console will be able to play games offline, and will allow users to lend or sell used disc-based games.
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Google pressured to increase privacy in Europe
French and Spanish watchdog groups are pressuring Google to change the company's data privacy policy.
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HBO Go and WatchESPN now available on Apple TV
Apple TV is expanding its library to include HBO Go and WatchESPN.
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Google challenges secret court over gag order
Citing the first amendment, Google files a legal motion to publish the number of FISA data requests it has received.
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Butterfly S: Who is the new HTC phablet for?
HTC this week took the wraps off the Butterfly S, a smart phone with a 5-inch display.
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Want an early peek at iOS 7? Here's how.
The launch of Apple's iOS 7 will likely coincide with the launch of the next iPhone. But why not take the operating system for a test-spin today?
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Oculus lands $14 million in VC cash for Rift virtual reality glasses
Development kits for the Oculus Rift VR glasses are expected to ship in August.
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Huawei Ascend P6: Super-svelte smart phone set to debut this summer
The Huawei Ascend P6 is very slim. But is it actually any good?
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