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- Google's St. Patrick's Day Doodle deserves a good slagging
Google is celebrating St. Patrick's Day with an Irish-themed Doodle. Here's an FAQ to help you decode those mysterious Irish symbols.
- Sling TV hits Xbox One, with a free month of live-TV service
Starting Tuesday, Xbox One owners will be able to stream live TV to their consoles using Sling TV. The streaming service is looking to 'cut the cord to cable companies,' but there are a few drawbacks.
- In Windows 10, Microsoft says ‘Hello’ to biometric logins
On Tuesday, Microsoft unveiled Windows Hello, a service that will let you log in to your phone, tablet, or computer with a fingerprint or a face scan.
- BlackBerry joins forces for 'spy-proof' SecuTABLET
BlackBerry introduced the SecuTABLET at the CeBIT tech conference. BlackBerry made a name for itself in security, but can it turn itself around in the stagnant market?
- Flying cars are two years away, AeroMobil hopes to have them by 2017
AeroMobil is the next company looking to market flying cars. Will they be successful?
- Tesla promises solution to 'range anxiety' for Model S electric cars
Owners of electric cars sometimes worry that they'll run out of juice before reaching their destination. Tesla chief Elon Musk tweeted that the company would 'end range anxiety' for its Model S cars with a software update.
- Yahoo: Forgot your password? No problem, just don't lose your phone.
At SXSW, Yahoo debuts its 'on-demand' password feature and demonstrates how its prototype for end-to-end encryption will be simpler for all.
- What's offensive? Facebook's new standards clarify what you can post
When does hate speech or nudity become unacceptable? With updates made to Facebook's Community Standards page, users may be more certain about whether the content they are posting is "appropriate."
- Bipedal robot training to become world's fastest
Researchers at Oregon State University designed the birdlike ATRIAS to maneuver over uneven terrain.
- New biography: Steve Jobs vowed that Apple would never make a TV
The upcoming biography 'Becoming Steve Jobs' looks to set the record straight over what kind of person Apple's co-founder really was.
- Microsoft's Cortana will join Siri on iOS
Microsoft will release its virtual assistant as an app for iOS and Android in the fall, according to new reports.
- Investors to Apple: buy Tesla! Musk to Apple: eh.
At Apple's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, investors made it clear they want Tesla under Apple's wing.
- While iPad sales slip, Windows tablets are about to take off: IDC
According to IDC's five-year forecast for tablets, the market is expected to stay stagnant, thanks to rising competition from phablets. The one victor in the report? Windows.
- Apple Watch kicks rival fitness devices out of stores
Nike+ Fuel Band, Jawbone Up24, and FitBit are noticeably missing from Apple retail stores in anticipation of the Apple Watch release. What is happening to the fitness-watch industry now?
- Google defends online safety by attacking 'unwanted software'
In a blog post Thursday, Google announced it would be improving its safe browsing application by targeting what the company calls 'unwanted software.'
- BBC to give away 1 million ‘Micro Bit’ PCs to help kids learn code
The BBC's Micro Bit will introduce students to coding, after which they may graduate to devices such as the Raspberry Pi.
- FCC releases all 400 pages of its new net neutrality rules
The FCC on Thursday released the full text of the Open Internet Order, which imposes net neutrality rules on broadband Internet providers.
- 6 inventors who regret their very successful creations Eureka! I've created a monster! Here are six inventors who wished they had kept their big ideas to themselves.
- South by Southwest festival kicks off with flying cars, robot petting zoo
The South by Southwest Interactive Festival will kick off on Friday. Here are the highlights to look out for.
- World to tourists: Leave the selfie stick at home
The popular device used by selfie lovers to get the best shot are being banned at tourist attractions around the world. France is the most recent country to prohibit the "selfie stick" in certain locations.