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- Xbox One hitting Chinese shores in September
Microsoft will begin selling the Xbox One in China in September, making it the first foreign gaming console to be sold in the country in more than a decade.
- For driverless cars to work, will normal cars be outlawed?
As the UK invites in driverless cars, an American consultant wonders if normal vehicles will be allowed to stay on the road.
- Google Hangouts woos businesses by ditching the need for a Google+ account
Google announced Wednesday that a Google+ account is no longer necessary for business clients wishing to use the Google Hangouts videoconferencing feature.
- Driverless cars set to cruise through UK by next year
The UK government announced Wednesday new measures to allow driverless cars on UK roads beginning January 2015.
- Try these six seasoned apps for cooking
Got an iPad or iPhone? Check out these nifty ways to substitute, select, and keep track.
- 'Kill switch' tech cut iPhone thefts by 40 percent in San Francisco
A report by New York State, along with San Francisco and London, found that iPhone theft was dramatically decreased once kill-switch tech, which allows users to remotely lock phones and wipe devices of information, was implemented. Now Google and Microsoft are joining the kill switch movement.
- MacBook Pro gets updates and lower prices
Apple announced Tuesday a series of price cuts and updates that would improve operating speed and boost memory for its MacBook Pro line of laptop computers.
- Facebook to force users to new Messenger app this week
In a move to boost its family of mobile apps, Facebook is forcing users to download the stand-alone Facebook Messenger app if they want to instant message over mobile devices.
- Vanhawks Valour bicycle can map your ride, smooth your path
The Vanhawks Valour smart bike comes with a carbon fiber frame and electronics throughout.
- Chinese government officials visit Microsoft offices, spark questions of antitrust investigation
Chinese government officials visited Microsoft offices in China Monday, though Microsoft representatives have declined to comment as to the nature of these visits.
- Samsung promises that Tizen, while plagued by setbacks, will still deliver
Samsung's bid to provide its own mobile operating system in addition to Android has faced numerous roadblocks in its years of development as the Korean electronics giant tries to compete with OS giants such as Google and Apple.
- Mark Zuckerberg sprints past Google co-founders on list of wealthiest people
After Facebook's strong second quarter results, founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is now worth $33.3 billion, placing him at number 16 on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
- If Google buys Twitch, will it put a giant target on their backs?
Google will reportedly buy Twitch.tv for $1 billion. But will the sale open up Twitch to legal disaster? Worry not, says the company.
- By the numbers: Is the Apple iPad in trouble?
Although the iPad has been losing market share, the Apple device is still the best-selling tablet on the market. Analysts predict its sales will rise as result of Apple's partnership with IBM.
- Marvel live show reveals the future of stage tech
Exclusive: The tech team behind Marvel Universe LIVE explains how it pulls off the stage show's special effects.