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- Top 5 ways to manage your many, many passwords Keeping track of passwords on rolodexes is a thing of the past, and saving all of the codes in one place seems a tad irresponsible.If you’re wondering what the right answer might be, consider these password managers.
- Apple offers new iPhone trade-in program
Apple now lets customers trade in their old iPhone for store credit starting Friday.
- Top iPhone and Android apps for stargazing
Find constellations, see into deep space, spot the I.S.S., all from your iPhone or Android device.
- AT&T to roll out a nationwide, no-contract service called Aio
AT&T's Aio wireless service to become available to all US customers, amidst protests from rival service provider T-Mobile.
- Verizon moves to buy Vodafone's stake in Verizon Wireless
Verizon Communications is pursuing full ownership of Verizon Wireless by buying out Vodafone's stake.
- Google slashes price of Nexus 4 smart phone
The price of Google's Nexus 4 phone models dropped by $100.
- Facebook might add your profile pic to a facial recognition database
To improve photo tagging recognition, Facebook considers creating a database of users' profile photos
- Skype works on 3-D calling system
The Internet calling company Skype says 3-D calls are in the works.
- Nintendo 2DS: A budget-priced 3DS, without the 3-D
The Nintendo 2DS will debut on Oct. 12. Asking price? $129.99.
- As Chinese phone market broadens, a top Google exec heads east
Hugo Barra, formerly the VP of product management for Android, will take a job at Xiaomi, a Chinese manufacturer.
- Wii U price cut: Can Nintendo jump-start sales?
Mark the date: A Wii U price cut arrives on Sept. 20. Nintendo will cut the price of the Wii U by $50.
- Facebook says governments in 74 countries have asked for user data
Facebook has published a report on the number of governments that asked for user information in the first six months of this year.
- BlackBerry considers spin-off messaging service
BlackBerry contemplates separating its popular messaging service from the rest of the company, according to sources familiar with the matter.
- Google Doodle marks the anniversary of 'I Have a Dream' speech
Fifty years ago, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech.
- Facebook to pay 614,000 users $15 each over privacy concerns
A court settlement ordered the social media network to pay plaintiffs $15 each for using their information in advertisements.