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- Target credit card breach may have originated with a small contractor
Fazio Mechanical Services, a small heating and refrigeration contractor based in Pittsburgh, says it was the victim of 'a sophisticated cyber attack operation.'
- Google rolls out new Chromebox for professionals
Meet the newest Chromebox, which will retail for $999.
- Facebook Look Back: Nostalgia gone viral
Facebook's new Look Back feature has covered newsfeeds with minute-long videos that chronicle users' social media life. But some factors indicate this feature may have staying power past its fifteen-seconds of Internet fame.
- Is Verizon 'waging war' on Netflix? Not so fast.
A tech expert has alleged that Verizon is throttling bandwidth to users of certain cloud platforms. Verizon denies the charges.
- Satya Nadella: Is Microsoft's new CEO too much of an insider?
Gauging the reaction to the new Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella.
- Google reaches deal with EU to avoid $5 billion fine
But this isn't the end of legal battles for Google in the tech-wary EU.
- LG G Flex promises bending, self-healing powers. Does it deliver?
LG G Flex wants to be a smart phone with super hero powers. Now, reviewers size up the LG G Flex.
- Satya Nadella ushers in new era at Microsoft
Microsoft made an expected, though dramatic, corporate change Tuesday, naming Satya Nadella CEO and announcing Bill Gates will be leaving the chairman role for a new spot in the company.
- Facebook turns 10: How has it changed culture?
In a decade, Facebook has rocketed from a website launched out of a dorm room to a billion-dollar, globe-spanning enterprise. How has its proliferation affected our interactions? Here's a look at a study that measured how we used the site.
- Mystery barge: Google ordered to move its floating lab
Mystery barge must be moved, says a California official. Google doesn't have the permits to build it's "mystery" barge on an island in San Francisco Bay.
- Flappy Bird: What the top-downloaded app says about us
Flappy Bird, a new game from Vietnamese developer Dong Nguyen, is the top free app on both the Android and iOS stores.
- Apple to fuel its iWatch with solar power: report
The days of drained batteries could soon be over – Apple and other smart-device makers are working to create a more efficient battery to power the next generation of wearable technology, including the iWatch, according to reports.
- Harriet Tubman: Conductor, spy, and Civil War military mind
Google kicks off Black History Month with a doodle of Harriet Tubman. Famous for her Underground Railroad, Tubman also led daring scouting trips and a military raid behind Confederate lines.
- Could Satya Nadella be the next Microsoft CEO?
A five-month search for Microsoft's CEO could be coming to an end, with reports indicating 22-year Microsoft veteran Satya Nadella as the likely candidate.
- Self-driving cars? How about a self-driving military convoy.
The US Army and Lockheed Martin recently put on a demonstration of a self-driving convoy of military trucks.
- Yahoo Mail user? Reset your password.
An undisclosed number of Yahoo Mail users were affected by a recent attack.
- Facebook trots out social news app, Paper
With Paper, Facebook looks to expand its mobile footprint.
- Smart phone shift: Google sells Motorola to Lenovo
Smart phone sales may no longer be dominated by Apple and Samsung. Buying Motorola from Google could launch Lenovo to the big leagues.
- The strange case of the stolen @N Twitter handle
Naoki Hiroshima says he was extorted by a hacker who wanted access to his @N Twitter handle.
- State of the Union: Obama outlines United States of Technology
From high-speed broadband to Google to smart phones, the tech sector shined in Tuesday's State of the Union address. But how are these talking points translating to policy?