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• Correction: Drunken Driving-Zero Deaths story
• RIM unveils cheaper BlackBerry
• Nokia unveils metallic smartphone, stock tumbles
• Nvidia targets enthusiasts with hand-held game gadget
• Sharp to tap Samsung, banks for survival after $5.4 billion loss
• Nokia's market share slumps in first quarter: Gartner
• Amazon workers in Germany set to strike for pay, benefits
• Utah bans teen drivers from using cellphones
• GM says supercomputers to keep recalls in check
• Biotech's Explosive Evolution Outpaces Moore's Law
• Amazon buys Liquavista from Samsung, launches digital currency
• Midday Glance: Biotechnology companies
• Nothing to Sniff at: An Electronic Nose for Vintners?
• Melinda Gates: Duke grads can connect with world
• How to Pull Off a $45 Million Global ATM Heist
• Disney's ABC to start first streaming of live broadcast shows
• Sudanese security pulls plug on Khartoum Web conference
• Exclusive: Elon Musk quits Zuckerberg's immigration advocacy group
• U.S. appeals court issues divided ruling in software patent case
• Ga. has parole officers work in cars, not offices
• Don’t Code Drunk: Buzzworthy App for Programmers
• Alibaba to invest $294 million in mapping firm AutoNav
• Alibaba to take 20-30 percent stake in mapping firm AutoNavi: media
• Global Gang Steals $45 Million from ATMs in 12 Hours
• Chipmaker Nvidia's quarterly results beat expectations
• Chipmaker Nvidia's quarterly revenue beats expectations
• How 'Pixie Porn' Could Put You in Prison
• Teenage ‘Ender’s Game’ Star Chats Up Reddit
• Barnes & Noble shares up 18 percent on Nook report
• Wearable robots getting lighter, more portable
• Nokia unveils new Asha phone, priced at $99
• Sony sees smartphone sales rising to 42 million this year
• Facebook in talks to buy Israel's Waze for up to $1 billion: report
• Cleveland's Charles Ramsey becomes an Internet folk hero

• Netflix Shows Google Fiber Is Better (Barely)
• Hedge fund boss Loeb lobbies for breakup of Sony
• Warp Speed, Scotty? Star Trek's FTL Drive May Actually Work
• Ahead of the Bell: Analyst upgrades Allscripts
• Sharp reshuffles management after record loss
• Sony says entertainment businesses not for sale
• Big 4 cellphone carriers unite on anti-texting ads
• Final Glance: Biotechnology companies
• How the 'Arrested Development' Banana Stand Indicated the Future of TV
• LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume
• News Summary: High court rules for Monsanto
• Austin's Texas-Size Google Fiber Dreams
• How to Keep from Being a 'Creeper' on Social Media
• France mulls culture tax on smartphones
• Top U.S. admiral puts cyber security on the Navy's radar
• Hon Hai's Apple pie under threat from Pegatron
• Alleged Dominican head of New York ATM thefts was shot dead
• Icahn, Southeastern challenge Dell takeover plan
• A Third of Fliers Don't Shut Off Gadgets During Takeoff
• News Summary: Icahn, Southeastern make Dell bid
• Global network of hackers steals $45M from ATMs
• More than just a mother, now she's your 'friend'
• Wash. officials say state courts office was hacked
• Microsoft Issues Emergency 'Fix-It' for Browser Flaw
• How the Syrian Electronic Army Hacked The Onion
• Dish chair dares Softbank to raise bid for Sprint
• 3D Printing Gets Artsy With Anonymous DNA Donors
• LinkedIn Leveraged to Lend New Life to Old Scam
• Review: 'Blood Dragon' a blast of pure '80s mayhem
• Nokia pushes $99 Internet phone in market share battle
• Huawei founder gives first ever media interview
• Sony forecasts profit to hold steady this year after return to black
• Apple supplier Pegatron boosts China workforce by 40 percent in second quarter

• German court orders changes to Google search hints
• TV-over-Internet service hits Atlanta next month
• Microsoft embraces a Google service for a change
• BlackBerry CEO may announce lower-priced phone
• Nokia unveils new metal-body Lumia smartphone
• Sharp forecasts 14.5 pct rise in its LCD panel sales in 2013/14
• Bloomberg exec apologizes amid new report of leaks
• High court rules for Monsanto in patent case
• New Malware Hijacks Facebook, Posts as You
• How Apple Location Data Could Stalk iPhone Users
• New apps bring live music into the home
• Surprise! May's Microsoft Patch Tuesday Fixes IE Zero-Day
• How to Navigate Waze (Facebook's Next Big Buy?)
• Singapore begins inquiry into US worker's death
• Tessera declares special dividend of 30 cents
• Bloomberg bars reporters from client activity
• Prepaid debit cards: a weak link in bank security
• Final Glance: Biotechnology companies
• NY Facebook plaintiff seeks halt to criminal case
• Who's Liable for Crimes Committed With a 3D Printed Gun?
• Domain Registrar Name.com Suffers Data Breach
• Hitachi forecasts 18.5 percent rise in full-year profit, in line with estimates
• YouTube's new pay channels go from campy to kids
• Box acquires Crocodoc to expand document-viewing features
• Priceline.com posts quarterly profit
• APNewsBreak: Wash. state courts office hacked
• Why Limit Online Banking to One Computer?
• UK lawmakers set date for Google, Ernst & Young tax grilling
• NCAA study reports gambling down among athletes
• Sony bid to revive electronics to hinge on smartphones
• Sony gadgets struggle despite profit rise, smartphones key
• Sony returns to black in fiscal 4Q with net profit of 93.9 billion yen ($948 mln) on cheap yen
• Apple supplier Pegatron boosts China workforce by 40 pct in H2