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- Apple's iOS 8 could ship with TextEdit and Preview, among other new apps
Leaked screenshots show an iOS 8 that looks an awful lot like iOS 7.
- Cost of Amazon Prime membership goes up
Want that free two-day shipping, access to instant video, and the Kindle Library? Amazon Prime members are now going to have to pony up an extra $20 for access to Amazon's premium service.
- IPhone 5S prices slashed at Walmart, BestBuy
Walmart and BestBuy cut prices on the iPhone 5S. While shoppers mull over Apple's flagship phone, rumors swirls around the iPhone 6.
- Flappy Bird may one day fly again, creator says
Has Flappy Bird had its feathers plucked for good? Not necessarily.
- The ExplainerWhat is the Internet of Things?
Tech companies are excited about the 'Internet of Things,' but what exactly does that mean? Just imagine your household appliances, Web-enabled and sharing info.
- The ExplainerWhat is the Internet of Things?
Tech companies are excited about the 'Internet of Things,' but what exactly does that mean? Just imagine your household appliances, Web-enabled and sharing info.
- iPad apps: Note taking without paper
These iPhone and iPad apps help keep your ideas organized.
- As Web turns 25, founder calls for Internet Bill of Rights
An online Magna Carta? That's what the World Wide Web inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, hopes to create as his creation turns 25.
- Why you should cover your webcam
On some laptop models, hackers can see you through your own webcam.
- iPhone filling up? Here's what to do.
Spot space-hungry iPhone apps; stash photos in the cloud.
- Why are missing Malaysia Airlines passengers' phones still ringing?
Families of the missing Malaysian Airlines passengers were stunned to find that their loved ones' phones were still ringing, despite being missing for days. But what seems like a glimmer of hope may actually be standard practice by phone carriers.
- With iOS 8, Apple will reportedly overhaul its Maps app
Apple's iOS 8 is widely expected to launch later this year.
- iOS 7.1: What's new in the latest iPhone, iPad software?
Apple today launched iOS 7.1, the first major update to the iOS 7 mobile operating system.
- Mt. Gox files bankruptcy in US and faces more hacks
Mt. Gox follows a bad February with a worse March: The controversial Bitcoin exchange filed for bankruptcy in the US (after already filing in Japan), and hackers accessed founder Mark Karpeles' Reddit account and released alleged Mt. Gox balance sheets.
- Android update will ease the way for more 'wearable' apps
Google is prepping an Android software development kit for wearable gadgets such as smart watches.
- Microsoft places big bet on Titanfall and Xbox One
The Sony PlayStation 4 is reportedly outselling the Xbox One. Microsoft is hoping Titanfall can change that.
- BuzzFeed introduces a writing style guide for the Internet age
As new apps shape our evolving language, BuzzFeed's style guide tries to make sense of the grammatical madness.
- Women's Day 2014: How communist holiday came to embrace capitalism
Google celebrates International Women's Day 2014, which traces its roots to early-20th-century socialism.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro arrives this weekend
The Galaxy Tab Pro is big. It's powerful. But how does it hold up against the Apple iPad?
- International Women's Day 2014: Women in tech make strides
Google celebrated International Women's Day 2014 with a vibrant Google Doodle featuring women from all over the world and a peppy soundtrack by Zap Mama. Women in the technology industry have reason to celebrate as well: the past year has produced some major accomplishments by women in tech.