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- Apple OS X Mavericks reportedly set for late October launch
Apple OS X Mavericks marks a departure from the cat-themed operating systems of yore.
- Jane Addams, world's 'best-loved woman,' honored with Google doodle
More than a hundred years ago, Jane Addams opened her heart and a Chicago house to the city's immigrants and dispossessed.
- Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo soars in rocket-powered flight test
Richard Branson's quest for commercial space travel flies 65,000 feet closer to fruition.
- Ultra HD and OLED TVs bring the big screen home
Television manufacturers create machines of epic size and detail, but will the prototype price deter demand?
- No wallet? With overhauled PayPal app, it's no problem
PayPal's rejiggered app offers a new way to settle up your restaurant bill.
- Xiaomi 'smart' TV primed for Oct. launch (US shoppers need not apply)
Xiaomi, a major rival of Apple's in China, has taken the wraps off a Web-connected, turbo-charged TV set.
- Galaxy galore: Samsung rolls out new smart watch, tablets
Samsung debuts its first smart watch, the Galaxy Gear, along with two new tablet options before the IFA conference in Berlin.
- Smart watches: The 6 most intriguing high-tech timepieces Check out these six smart watches to see what could soon be replacing your analog timepiece.
- Android KitKat named as latest Google 'flavor'
Google says it will name its next mobile OS after the KitKat bar, which is owned by Hershey's.
- Xperia Z1: Waterproof and high-powered, with a lot of megapixels to boot
Sony's newest phone, the Xperia Z1, will launch later this month.
- Xbox One will launch on anniversary of Xbox 360 release date
The launch date means the Microsoft Xbox One will hit shelves behind the Sony PlayStation 4.
- iPhone fingerprint scanner? We'll find out Sept. 10
Apple sends out colorful invites to an event at its Cupertino headquarters as rumors of an iPhone fingerprint scanner swarm the Internet.
- Microsoft buys Nokia in cash deal worth more than $7 billion
Microsoft buys Nokia: Struggling hardware manufacturer Nokia will be snapped up by software giant Microsoft.
- Opera sees an alternative role in Facebook's Internet initiative
The alternative Web browser, Opera, expects that its Web browser will play a large role in the Facebook-led Internet.org initiative to increase Internet coverage around the globe.