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- Samsung Galaxy S5: How safe is fingerprint security for shopping?
Samsung Galaxy S5: Like the iPhone 5s, the new Samsung Galaxy S5 offers fingerprint security. But it also offers fingerprint shopping (no password needed) via PayPal. A safer digital wallet?
- Tesla gigafactory: Bullish predictions about send shares flying
The optimism is based partly on rumors that Tesla will open a battery-producing 'gigafactory.'
- Halogen light bulbs? CFL? LED? What's the difference?
Incandescents are history. Now Americans must choose between halogen, CFL, and LED light bulbs. Each has its perks.
- How Detroit made gas-fueled cars smarter
Automakers have found new ways to save energy, such as the Ford F-150's new aluminum body and Chrysler's nine-speed cars.
- With X line, Nokia embraces Android
Nokia today introduced three new Android-powered phones: The X, the X+, and the XL.
- PlayStation 4 lets people play alone together
Sony's PlayStation 4 allows single-player gamers to share online.
- Samsung Galaxy S5: Betting on basics
While other phonemakers bank on disruptive technology, Samsung has bet on something a little different: fine-tuning the basics with its Galaxy S5.
- Xbox One aims to do ... everything
Microsoft's Xbox One tackles games, movies, VOIP, and Internet, all voice-activated.
- Netflix, Comcast reach deal that should improve video speeds
The Netflix news comes as Comcast prepares to merge with Time Warner.
- Galaxy Gear 2 and Neo kick off Mobile World Congress
Mobile World Congress, a major mobile conference in Barcelona, kicked off with a big wearable-tech announcement: the Galaxy Gear 2 an Gear 2 Neo, Samsung's two newest smart watches. But Samsung isn't the only one getting in on the wearable-tech fun.
- Apple security flaw: How to protect your iPhone against hackers
An Apple security flaw leaves iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touches open to the prying eyes of hackers. Here's how to patch up the security flaw on your Apple device.
- Netflix speeds are down, some blame Verizon
Netflix says primetime streaming speeds on the Verizon FIOS network are down 14 percent.
- Ahead of Galaxy S5 event, Samsung releases Galaxy NotePRO
Reviewers got their hands on the Galaxy NotePRO, and results are mixed. What does this indicate for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S5 release?
- Why BlackBerry profits from Facebook buying WhatsApp
News of Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp helped send shares in BlackBerry soaring.
- WhatsApp deal expands Facebook worldwide
Many were shocked at Facebook's $19 billion acquisition of mobile messaging app WhatsApp. But a closer look at the product, and what this means for the worldwide messaging industry, provides some insight into Facebook's motivation.
- Google Fiber eyes 34 cities for 'ultra high speed' Internet
Google Fiber will widen its footprint in coming months, Google says.
- Office Online officially replaces Microsoft's Office Web Apps
What's in a name? Ask the team behind Office Online.
- Next Galaxy Gear will run Tizen, not Android: report
Will Samsung jettison Android for its next Galaxy Gear smart watch?
- Microsoft's rebranded OneDrive drops out of the sky
Goodbye, Microsoft SkyDrive. Hello, Microsoft OneDrive.
- Google Glass: dos and don'ts
Google released a list of dos and don'ts for Google Glass Explorers.