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• 3 Ways to Get Started with Photoshop Touch
• Foxconn to shift China retail focus online after Metro ends joint venture
• US Botnet Zombie PCs Fetch Top Dollar
• SandRidge quarterly loss narrows on improved production
• How to Get Free Classes on iTunes U
• Exclusive: EU likely to fine Microsoft by April - sources
• Yahoo telecommute ban is much ado about nothing: Silicon Valley
• World's 1st Smartphone Satellite Dials Earth from Space
• Sony sells Tokyo property to Japan REIT for $1.2 billion
• NYC Contest Spurs Homegrown 'Makers'
• Apple CEO says he feels shareholders' pain, urges long view
• Flying Fingers: Chrome Unveils Super Sync Sports
• Qtel banks on Morocco ties in Maroc Telecom bid: CEO
• WeChat App Is Like Chatroulette on Steroids
• Stuxnet Cyberwar Malware Older Than Thought
• Priceline.com fourth-quarter profit rises
• Flaw Allowed Android Phones to Bypass Google Security
• TiVo revenue rises on higher subscriptions
• No word from Microsoft on Office for iPad
• Exclusive: Juniper mulls next move after asset sale talks falter-sources
• Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 10 browser for more users
• Toshiba appoints Hisao Tanaka as chief executive
• Union pension adviser says will oppose two HP directors
• Altera's future chips to be manufactured by Intel
• How to Keep Java in Your Web Browser and Still Be Safe
• App connects users around the globe to personal trainers via video
• Nokia strengthens basic range with 15 euro phone
• BlackBerry launches first BB10 device in India at $800
• Microsoft says small number of its computers hacked
• Chinese Hackers Penetrate Top American Think Tank
• NBC Website Rigged to Deliver Malware
• High-Profile Hacks Hit NBC, Zendesk, Aspen Institute
• Nokia to sell cheaper phones to counter low-end rivals - sources
• Marvell Technology's upbeat forecast boosts shares

• Twilio copies Facebook tactic: funding other startups
• Bradley Manning pleads guilty to misusing classified data in WikiLeaks case
• Analysis: U.S. states race to capture online gaming bonanza
• Palo Alto Networks results beats Street
• Exclusive: EU may fine Microsoft over browsers by end-March - sources
• Eco-Friendly Teardown: Tokyo Hotel Is Deconstructed
• Micron says moves closer to Elpida deal
• Samsung Electronics says loses a Japan patent lawsuit to Apple
• Pandora Media to cap free mobile listening as costs surge
• Hackers Publish Trove of Bank of America Data
• NJ online gaming is credit-positive for Borgata, Caesars
• Apple CEO says he feels shareholders' pain, urges long-term focus
• Google not expected to check every upload says Italian court
• New Jersey gets online gambling as governor signs revised bill
• Priceline profit tops estimates, shares jump
• 'God of War: Ascension' Demo Free to Download
• Researchers say Stuxnet was deployed against Iran in 2007
• Former Square executive Rabois to join Khosla Ventures
• Pentagon unveils plan to tap potential of mobile devices
• 'Very Angry Birds' App Takes Total Control of Android Phone
• Sony's Xperia Z smartphone off to a good start: executive
• HP sells webOS operating system to LG Electronics
• Another Hack Allows Access to Locked iPhones
• Altera says Intel to manufacturing future chips
• 'SUXORZ' Awards Reveal Biggest Social Media Fails
• Union pension group to meet with HP officials, seeks new auditor
• Workday competitor SilkRoad selects banks for IPO: sources
• Samsung to unveil its next Galaxy S smartphone on Apple's turf
• Google Updates Chrome Browser Ahead of Hacking Contest
• Nevada legalizes first interstate online poker
• Nokia to fight rivals with cheaper models-sources
• PlayStation 4 Leaves 5 Important Questions Unanswered
• PayPal takes mobile payment service to Europe

• Alipay to roll out credit payment service for e-commerce platforms-report
• Judge accepts soldier's guilty plea in WikiLeaks case
• Video Games Improve Surgeons' Skills
• SandRidge fourth-quarter loss narrows on improved production
• What to Do If Rihanna Sex Tape Scam Fooled You
• Exclusive: EU regulators likely to fine Microsoft by end-March - sources
• UK kids turn to Google instead of grandparents for advice
• Sony sells Tokyo building for $1.2 billion, year's second office sale
• BroadSoft forecasts lower current-quarter revenue; shares fall
• Wireless Tech Lets Smartphones Unlock Rental Cars
• Online gaming in NJ is credit-positive for Borgata, Caesars
• Court denies Apple's motion to reduce damages in VirnetX lawsuit
• Court denies Apple's motion to reduce damages against VirnetX
• PayPal co-founder Levchin launches new mobile payment start-up
• NYC Coding Program Pushes for Computer Science Curriculum
• Netflix Debuts 'Flixies' Awards
• Exclusive: Juniper mulls next move after asset sale talks falter - sources
• Intense acupuncture may improve Bell's palsy
• Yahoo memo sparks debate on pros and cons of working at home
• Smartphones Contain Sexy Pics — Often Without Passcode Protection
• Apple to settle lawsuit on inadvertent app purchases by kids
• Intel takes big step in foundry business
• How to Avoid Madonna's Instagram Trouble
• Altera says Intel to manufacture future chips
• Incidence of Identity Theft Hits 3-Year High
• Shocking NASCAR Crash Video Raises A Serious Debate
• Nokia strengthens basic line-up with 15-euro phone
• Microsoft's Macs Hacked in Java Attack
• More Tech Speak Makes Oxford DictionaryCut
• Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest User Data Lost in Customer-Service Breach
• HTC settles FTC charges that it fails to secure software
• Nokia to fight rivals with cheaper models: sources
• Adobe, Oracle Patch Critical Cross-Platform Flaws