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• 4 Ways Smartphones Change How You'll See the News
• MetroPCS promotes T-Mobile deal after advisers pan it
• Apple CEO apologizes to Chinese consumers, revamps service
• Apps help parents monitor children's Internet use
• Could Flipboard Be the Next Pinterest?
• RC Dragonfly Flies Like the Real Thing
• UPS to forfeit $40 million over illegal online pharmacy shipments
• New York high court upholds state's "Amazon tax"
• Gartner slightly cuts 2013 IT spending outlook
• New Hampshire Has Better Broadband Than Japan
• The Truth Behind the 'Biggest Cyberattack in History'
• Hackers Can Exploit 94 Percent of Java Users
• 3D-Printed Custom Smartphone Cases to Fuel Creativity
• Gorgeous 'Battlefield 4' Is High on Drama
• From tuna to tech, Hexagon breaks Swedish mould
• Mike Dell's former lieutenant leads coup attempt
• Oracle unveils faster gear to energize hardware business
• Malware from Pirated Software Costs Billions, Study Finds
• Wal-Mart to test lockers in stores for online deliveries
• Android 'X-Ray' Malware Tempts Peeping Toms
• Baidu, China win dismissal of U.S. censorship lawsuit
• 'Beyond: Two Souls' First Video Game at Tribeca
• 'Battlefield' Game Bug Allows Hacker Hijack
• Dumb Apple Mistake Allowed Account Hijacks
• Tessera CEO stepping down, board to be overhauled
• Microsoft did not violate Google patent: ITC judge
• Cisco ordered to pay $70 million in civil fraud patent case
• BlackBerry faces crucial test with U.S. launch of Z10
• Proto Labs seeks first acquisition, shuns 3D printing
• Apple Takes First Step Toward 2-Step Verification
• 6 Instagram Hashtags to Find and Inspire Creative Photos
• Google's Schmidt tells Myanmar a free Internet can anchor reform
• Micron's beats expectations, eyes healthier market
• Facebook Adds Weather Forecast Feature

• Why Too Many iMessages Will Crash Your iPhone
• Carl Icahn takes 9.27 percent passive stake in Nuance - CNBC
• Industry Pranks Gamers for April Fools'
• 3D Print Your Own Action Figures with Sandboxr
• BlackBerry wins dismissal of U.S. shareholder lawsuit
• Analog Devices CEO dies of apparent heart attack
• Users Leave Amazon Secure Storage Wide Open
• Sneaky Malware Uses Evernote to Communicate
• Sluggish corporate spending crimps Accenture forecast
• LinkedIn Patches Two Major Security Flaws
• Accenture beats profit estimates, cautious on FY revenue
• Egypt catches divers cutting Internet cable amid disruptions
• Internet slowed by cyber attack on spam blocker
• Trees Inspire Recyclable Solar Cells
• Murdoch's The Sun tabloid to charge for online access
• Judge recommends Ceglia case vs Facebook be dismissed
• Judge recommends Ceglia lawsuit vs Facebook be dismissed
• Mature-Rated Games Tougher to Buy Than R-Rated Movies
• Canadian startup muscles into gesture-control market
• Europe seeks to spur building of fast broadband networks
• House Bill Would Beef Up Controversial Hacking Law
• BlackBerry shares drubbed, just days before key results
• Drivers Can Avoid Jams with New App
• Pitney Bowes stamps out shareholder fraud lawsuit
• Online dating service Cupid rejects claims it used fake profiles
• Facebook 'Child Porn' Gets Angry Users Tweeting
• Spain cracking down on copyright infringement, online piracy
• Jury orders Cisco to pay $70 million in patent case
• Microsoft Reveals Details of Law Enforcement Requests
• HTC promises widespread launch of HTC One by end of April
• China's glamorous new first lady an instant internet hit
• Online betting firm 888 gets first U.S. license
• Zynga relaunches gaming site, loosens Facebook ties

• Microsoft co-founder to open investment office in Silicon Valley
• How the FBI Wants You to Stop Insider Threats
• Apple apologizes to Chinese consumers over warranty confusion
• Youth flock to mobile messaging apps, may be threat to Facebook
• Saudi Arabia may try to end anonymity for Twitter users: paper
• Crooks 'Launder' Spam Emails Using Google Translate
• 3 Best Alternatives After TweetDeck's Demise
• Chinese regulator calls for tighter supervision of Apple
• Hand Gestures Control Grooveshark Streaming Music
• Accenture beats profit estimates, cautious on full-year revenue
• NZ's Telecom to slash over 1,000 jobs, more cuts to come
• NZ's Telecom to slash around 1,000 jobs to cut costs
• Google Updates Chrome, Awards $1,000 for Critical Flaw Fix
• Cops Bust Eastern European Online Bank Robbers
• Wolters Kluwer's online move injects life into health business
• How Video Game Costs Could Crash the Industry
• T-Mobile iPhone Deal Too Good to Be True?
• Deadline for Hon Hai to invest in Sharp lapses with no deal
• Ericsson sues Indian handset maker for patent infringement
• Foursquare Animated Map Illuminates Manhattan Life [video]
• How to Get the Most from T-Mobile's New Plans
• Moving? New App Does the Heavy Lifting
• New Bandwidth Could Mean Fewer Dropped Calls
• How to Watch Hit Movies for Free
• 5 (Probably) American Cyberweapons
• Microsoft did not violate Google patent: Trade Commission judge
• Dating firm Cupid checks press reports, shares tumble
• Shutterfly sues to shut down Kodak photo app
• Total's new machine beats rivals in high-tech race for oil
• Nokia Siemens Networks issues 800 million euro bonds
• Gaming firm 888 set for U.S. launch after Nevada license
• Apple blames record labels, film studios for high Australian prices
• Macs Infected by Ad-Injecting Malware