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• 4 Kissworthy Digital Valentines
• Neighborhood network Nextdoor raises $21.6 million
• 'Zombie Alerts' Broadcast as Pranksters Hijack TV Signals
• Virtual Counselors Help Depressed Youth
• Carnegie Mellon seeks up to triple damages in Marvell patent case
• How to Get Rid of Ransomware on Mobile Devices
• 8 Pro Tips for Online Dating
• Dell says considered options before deciding to go private
• Apple experiments with devices similar to watches: NYT
• Travelers Flock to AirBnb Lodgings
• Security Firm Bit9's Own Software Used Against Itself
• Activision stock soars after strong results lift gaming gloom
• Gaming companies' shares surge on New Jersey licence hopes
• Nemo Snowmageddon Alerts Hit NYC Cellphones
• Reading on Tablets Easier for Older Eyes
• Cowabunga! New 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Video Games
• AppliedMicro sees future in low-power server chips
• 5 Ways Ink361 Beats Instagram Desktop
• No, Obama's Not Giving You Free 'Super Wi-Fi'
• Swedish Skype-rival Rebtel may list in 2-3 years: CEO
• Reddit Allows Only 'Acceptable' Ads
• EU to order banks, energy firms to report cyber attacks
• Girls-Only App Dishes on Potential Dates
• Google to buy marketing services company for $125 million
• Taiwan's UMC says Q4 profit rises 20 pct
• Zynga posts flat quarterly revenue, profit tops views
• Mophie iPhone 5 Battery Pack Finally Arrives
• BlackBerry eyes future beyond its new line of devices
• Mainstream Websites More Likely to Harbor Malware
• Somalia's al Shabaab rebels back on Twitter after suspension
• Quirky MacBook Case Awaits Go-Ahead
• Windows co-chief looking for surge with new hardware
• U.S. court says will not expedite Apple's appeal vs. Samsung
• Social Network Path Fined for Collecting Kids' Information

• Yahoo 5 Years Behind on Java Security
• There's No Law Against Self-Driving Cars
• Why Cellphones Can Be Gold Mines
• How to Protect Yourself from 'Government Spyware'
• Carnegie Mellon seeks triple damages in Marvell patent case
• Android Beats iPhone in Customer Satisfaction
• Fashion designers go digital to reach broadest audience
• Metro's electronics retailer to boost online business: report
• Metro's electronics retailer to boost online business -report
• How to Safely Send a Digital Valentine
• New Yorkers Track Snowplows Online
• ATM Hackers Swipe $11 Million in Coordinated Christmas Heists
• Laptop Docks Vulnerable to Physical Hacks
• European gaming companies lifted by New Jersey license hopes
• OpenTable's quarterly results beat estimates
• FreedomPop Lets Friends Share Data
• How to Handle a Malware Infection
• New Smartphone App Could Help Forecast Storms
• Can Facebook Unfriending Cause Psychological Pain?
• Monster Worldwide reports loss; exits Brazil, Mexico & Turkey
• Taylor Swift 'Sex Tape' Is Facebook Scam
• Next Xbox May Not Play Used Games
• French court throws out EDF guilty verdict in hacking case
• Google to buy ICG Group unit for $125 million
• Zynga profit tops views, but it forecasts lower revenue
• Apple to lose iPhone trademark in Brazil: source
• User-Friendly iPhone 5 Jailbreak Released
• How Social Media Puts Your Identity at Risk
• Kenya tracks Facebook, Twitter for election "hate speech"
• Chip designer ARM's Q4 profit beats expectations
• Samsung launches early-stage, $100 million seed fund
• Oscar Nominees Among Most-Pirated Films
• App helps bring strangers together over meals

• Intel plans to launch online TV service this year
• Hackers Could Use Internet to Shut Down Office Buildings
• Neighborhood network Nextdoor raises $21.3 million
• Netflix Reveals Best and Worst ISPs for Streaming Video
• Microsoft Fixes Critical Internet Explorer Flaws
• Website Tests Your Router for Critical Flaws
• British accountancy watchdog probes Autonomy's books
• Grammys Versus Internet: Who Should Have Won?
• Egypt court suspends YouTube over anti-Islam film
• U.S. appeals judges quiz lawyers on rules for patenting software
• Adobe Patches Critical Flaws on PCs, Macs
• Gaming companies' shares surge on New Jersey license hopes
• Twitter Mobile App Updates Social Tools
• Focus@will Site Uses Music to Boost Concentration
• Will Kindle Users Bother with Amazon's Virtual Currency?
• Britain Showcases Synthetic Million-Dollar Man
• Half China's Computers Infected by Malware, Study Finds
• BlackBerry strengthens board with two wireless industry veterans
• BlackBerry to stop selling handsets in Japan - Nikkei
• Michael Dell coughs up $750 million cash to buy out Dell
• Can Robots Improve Math Class?
• No, Facebook Is Not Going Dark on Feb. 29
• Shutterfly beats estimates, driven by holiday season
• Microsoft Surface Pro gets tough early reviews
• Online scrapbook Pinterest seeks funding at $2 billion valuation: WSJ
• 'Star Wars' Comes to Virtual Pinball Games
• Zynga reports fourth-quarter revenue flat at $311 million
• Asteroid Re-Named 'Wikipedia'
• EU wants to tackle money laundering on gaming sites
• IBM takes on rivals with lower priced server range
• Browsers Block News Sites in Ad-Malware Misunderstanding
• U.S. court says won't expedite Apple appeal versus Samsung
• Kuwait says backs free speech but must protect ruling emir