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• Twitter gets stuck into Australian market with opening of first local HQ
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• Phablets now selling more than tablets, research says
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• 5 things the auto industry can learn from Tesla
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• A 2012 article proposed a smarter version of Facebook Shared Albums
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• How to squeeze the most juice out of your phone battery
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• Microsoft purchases Nokia for $7.2 billion
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• HTC’s feeling blue with new One and One Mini models, cheers itself up with some bass
• Facebook pays researcher $12.5K bounty for uncovering image-deletion security flaw
• Vimeo offers filmmakers $10,000 for first-run digital rights
• Xbox One rewards cord keepers with live NFL games
• Lenovo unveils 5 new thinner, lighter ThinkPads
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• The day is set: New iPhone(s) coming Sept. 10 (Updated)
• Rule #79 for teenagers: Don’t Vine your breakup
• Spotify’s ‘Connect’ aims to muscle Bluetooth, Airplay out of your wireless audio system
• Google sells out, names next version of Android ‘KitKat’
• Luxury speed: Bentley Continental GT V8 S targets the Rolls-Royce Wraith
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• How to use Reddit to incubate your million-dollar idea
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• Amazon announces Kindle Matchbook, upgrades Kindle Paperwhite
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• Spotify is being sued for letting you make playlists
• Sony’s new Vaio Flip PC hybrid laptop backbends into a tablet
• Sony unleashes Vaio Tap 11, ‘world’s thinnest’ Windows 8 tablet PC, updates Tap mobile AiO PC
• Sony gives 4K content creation to the people with new FDR-AX1 Handycam
• Sony announces the Xperia Z1 smartphone, ready for release in late September
• Sony’s new curved LED television is bigger than rival curved screens, but is it any better?
• Sony unveils two new camcorders geared for adventure lovers and musicians alike
• Surprise! Sony says HDMI 2.0 is just a firmware update away
• Sony’s ‘lens-style’ cameras for smartphones are real, weird, and … awesome?
• Are Facebook hashtags a big fat #failure?
• Asus unveils the Tegra 4-powered, super high-res Transformer Pad TF701T tablet
• Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear watch coming in early October
• Sub-Spotifying is the latest way to let technology passive aggressively flirt for you
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• All your tweets are now on Topsy: Twitter analytics service indexes every tweet ever sent
• Turns out your smiley Facebook friends really are happier than you
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• It looks like US Xbox One buyers may receive a free game after all
• Killzone: Mercenary review
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• Galaxy Note 2 vs. Galaxy Note 3: Spec showdown
• Toshiba intros new Satellite Click laptop/tablet hybrid, Windows 8.1 tablet
• Video claiming to show iPad 5 parts reveals design very similar to Mini
• Lenovo stiffens the Yoga to create new Flex-series laptops, also debuts Flex 20 AIO
• Why use one clunky Roomba when you can enlist an army of tiny cleaning drones?
• Nikon’s new Coolpix cams won’t steal the show, but they offer boost in features
• Qualcomm launches Toq smartwatch with always-on touchscreen, out late 2013
• LG G2 coming to Verizon on September 12 for $200 with exclusive wireless charging feature (Updated with AT&T date)
• Did Microsoft just buy a new CEO along with Nokia?
• Shodan, the search engine that points hackers directly to your webcam
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• VIDEO: Rarified Ferrari F40 and F50 hit the track for a proper thrashing
• Galaxy Gear vs. Google Glass: The battle for your wrist was just won … by your face!
• Why do we hate Facebook hashtags?
• The NYPD wants its officers to ‘just say no’ to selfies
• Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga vs. Yoga Pro 2: Spec Showdown
• A new study shows that video games can improve your daily life
• Sony Cyber-shot RX100 II review
• Rockstar went to the streets for its gangster dialogue in ‘Grand Theft Auto V’
• Netflix for books? Oyster launches with over 100,000 in-print titles
• Whopper: Apple testing out iPhone screens as big as 6 inches, report says
• How the NFL is using Microsoft’s Surface to keep players safer
• A look inside Betaworks, the behind-the-scenes builder of Internet magic
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• Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga vs. Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 2: Spec Showdown
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• How the director of ‘Riddick’ created a sociopath with compassion
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• Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite review
• How socially engaged is your favorite NFL team?
• How Boootube turns YouTube’s trash into cringe-inducing treasure
• Smart concept car does away with doors, adds in skateboards
• A new kid called Oppo is poised to take on Samsung and Sony in the camera space
• Puppeteer review
• NYPD arrests man that uploaded his reckless driving video to YouTube
• Report: Amazon wants to offer free smartphones without a contract
• Smartwatches are going to make smartphone screens obsolete
• Don’t worry about watching football tomorrow, ‘Madden’ already picked the winners of week 1
• Instagram obsessives, hear this: The #AntiSelfieMovement has begun
• This unintentionally racist app wants to show you where the nicer side of town is
• 5 cameras that say it’s never too early to get your kids started on photography
• Soundfreaq Sound Spot review
• Burning Man, TV pranks and twerks gone horribly awry in this week’s Staff Picks
• 7 surprising selfies that prove we’re all human
• Gamed: You should be ashamed of yourself for not appreciating Hideo Kojima’s misogyny
• NBA levels the playing field by expanding SportVU player-tracking technology to all 30 teams
• WTF, Internet? Babies don’t need to define their ‘brand’ on Twitter
• Surviving in Sanctuary: Your guide to getting started in ‘Diablo III’
• Photo essay ‘States of Decay’ about urban blight fails to prove political point
• Samsung Printer Xpress C410W review
• Hey kids, stop ruining e-cigarettes for the rest of us
• Audi revs up promotion of clean diesel technology with new TDI line-up
• Best Apps of the Week: LinkedIn, Step Away, Polyhegrams, Hill Bill, and more
• Too little too late? Will hydrogen fuel cell cars ever be able to catch on?
• Klipsch Music Center KMC 3 Review
• Run-n-Read eliminates dizziness when reading while running
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• Inside the House Of Rock: Celebrities, debauchery, and a whole lotta microphones
• Instagram: Ads coming within next 12 months as app reaches 150m users
• James Bond’s Lotus Esprit ‘submarine car’ to be auctioned Monday, could fetch $1.5m
• Galaxy Note 3: What You Need to Know about Samsung’s new phablet
• Facebook apes Twitter once again by integrating conversation into live news
• The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Titstare app pitch
• App developers can take control of Sony’s cameras thanks to company’s new API
• Just when Aereo thought it was out, FilmOn pulled it back in
• Alfa Romeo 4C to weigh 220 pounds more in U.S. – and not because of the driver
• Volkswagen’s ‘Car-Net’ telematics system rats out teen drivers, takes on OnStar
• BlackBerry Q10: Helpful tips and tricks
• The ‘Robocop’ reboot will test whether tech can terrify the iPhone-wielding masses
• Nexus 4 cases: Protect that fragile glass back!
• Stunning Audi ‘nanuk’ quattro concept pumps 544 hp from a V10 diesel
• For University of Cincinnati football players, seeing tiny little lights means they don’t have a concussion
• How does Xbox Music for iOS and Android stack up?
• Which 2015 Ford Mustang concept renderings circling the web gets your vote?
• Frankfurt 2013: Top 5 hottest car debuts
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• Color? Control? China? What does the C in iPhone 5C stand for?
• Google updates Glass software with ‘Vignettes’, sound search and more
• Who’s most likely to click on spam? Neurotic women on Facebook
• Thinking big, staying small: The rise of ‘Payday 2’ publisher 505 Games
• Olympus OM-D E-M1 is one tough Micro Four Thirds camera that will take on any DSLR
• Frankfurt 2013: Sleek Opel Monza Concept pushes in-car connectivity one step further
• Dyson sues Samsung for ripping off its cylinder vacuum design
• The House of Rock gear list that would make any studio atl least a little jealous
• Frankfurt 2013: Audi reinvigorates its full-size luxury offerings with new A8 and S8 models
• This casket streams Spotify so you can keep on shuffling into the afterlife
• Frankfurt 2013: Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid looks like a million bucks – because it is
• Piper makes home security paranoia look much less intimidating
• Activision Blizzard hires major lobby firm to prepare for video game legislation
• Is Google pulling a Yahoo and getting a logo redesign?
• The C is for ‘Cheap-ish’: iPhone 5C starts at $99
• Apple announces the iPhone 5S with Touch ID fingerprint sensor, and world’s first 64-bit processor
• Frankfurt 2013: Mercedes-Benz dazzles with new Concept S-Class Coupé
• ‘We’ll never turn Mars blue:’ NASA’s Instagram account will go easy on the filters
• LG responds to Samsung by slashing OLED, 4K prices by thousands
• Apple wants your fingers! iPhone 5S to include ‘Touch ID’ for fingerprint reading
• Apple Makes iWork apps free, but only if you buy a new iPhone 5S or 5C
• ‘Call of Duty: Ghosts’ goes to space, drops campaign hints
• How the iPhone 5S stacks up with the Galaxy S4 and HTC One
• iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C: Which one is right for you?
• Hands on: Xbox Music’s Web player fights Spotify with simplicity, not features
• iPhone 5S vs. iPhone 5C vs. iPhone 4S: The differences between Apple’s phones
• 5 things we learned from the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show
• Can you be arrested for sharing a link? Maybe
• Lenovo IdeaPad U430 Touch review
• Cell phone saves man in polar bear attack
• Hot or Not? How the new features of the iPhone 5S stack up
• The gold iPhone has started a social media civil war
• Moto X: Motorola’s Texas facility now assembling 100,000 units a week
• Cause a stir with app-connected cooking assistant Philips HomeCooker neXt
• Don’t panic! Apple’s fingerprint scanner should appease conspiracy theorists
• China to jail dissidents whose criticism goes viral
• Samsung’s ambitious Smart Media Player marches forward after ducking FCC red tape
• No, there’s nothing wrong with your eyes – Facebook ads are getting bigger
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• 9 of the coolest cars from the Frankfurt Auto Show (and 1 hellacious truck)
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• Frankfurt 2013: Volvo Concept Coupé could help revive the troubled brand
• LG 55LA8600 Review
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• Everything you need to know about iOS 7, coming Sept. 18
• Samsung wants you to know that it’s gonna have 64-bit Android phones, too
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• So, Steve Jobs is hanging with JC in heaven, watching the iPhone announcement …
• Quick Drive: Bentley’s 2014 Flying Spur is luxury overkill at ludicrous speed
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• Who knew porn fans love delivery food? Well… everyone, but Eat24 made it pay
• Is the Madden franchise broken? Maybe, but we can fix it
• Frankfurt 2013: Are high-tech hybrids and EVs carving out a new premium car segment?
• Sony’s Xperia Tablet Z isn’t selling? Stick a meat thermometer in it!
• Judge Miley Cyrus all you want, but a study claims listening to her music makes you smarter
• How to get iOS 7 before it’s actually out
• Mark Zuckerberg says US government ‘blew it’ over NSA messaging
• ‘LEGO Marvel Super Heroes’ preview: Galactus is coming, everybody look busy
• Steam introduces something PC fans haven’t seen for decades: the ability to share games
• The 6 most important things Mark Zuckerberg revealed yesterday
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• Upgrade, repair, and modify your smartphone bit by bit with Phonebloks
• Transformers galore: Asus shows off an armada of convertible tablet-laptops
• New Harry Potter-themed movies and video games are on the way
• The sale is dead! Here’s why TVs cost the same at every retailer now
• ‘Rain’ preview: The art of invisibility
• Halo’s Cortana set to take on Siri
• Fed up with your iPad? Microsoft wants you to trade it in for a Surface
• 7 questions about the Twitter IPO you’re too embarrassed to ask
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• Facebook’s Conversations tool proves we swear a hell of a lot
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• Made for 4K, SanDisk introduces two new Extreme Pro CompactFlash cards
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• iWork may be free with your new iPhone, but these alternatives are way better
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• In honor of ‘GTAV,’ we present our 10 favorite open world games
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• From hand cranking to charging: Why Tesla’s Model S is the Model T of our time
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• Apple hiring music experts to give iTunes Radio human touch
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• Why Gmail’s new tabs are freaking out retailers (and why they should relax)
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• Everything you need to know about Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to get the globe online
• Pandora revamps iOS app to beat back iTunes Radio competition
• Coda Cars is selling leftover EVs – but should you buy one?
• Monster is selling a $149 tablet at Walmart, but do you want it?
• Becoming the Dark Knight in ‘Batman: Arkham Origins’
• Facebook reveals we upload a whopping 350 million photos to the network daily
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• JBL aims to bring live sound straight to your dome with new Synchros headphones
• Canon PowerShot G16 review
• Nikon’s 1 series gets tough with waterproof, shockproof, and freezeproof AW1
• Microsoft adds Android and BlackBerry devices to trade-in program, offers up to $350
• BlackBerry to cut workforce by up to 40 percent as new Z30 handset launches
• BlackBerry releases BBM for Android and iOS, available from September 21
• How Chip Kelly is using tech to make the Philadelphia Eagles fly
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• Planning to buy an iPhone 5S this weekend? Good luck with that
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• Google makes Quickoffice free, includes 10GB of storage
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• Apple iPhone 5S Review
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• WTF, Internet? Technology is trying to make us even fatter than we already are
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