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- Moto X review roundup: Motorola's colorful alternative to the iPhone
Google's Motorola Mobility has released a new phone dubbed the Moto X. We read through the reviews so you don't have to.
- LG G2 phone banishes all buttons to the back of the device
LG claims the G2 is 'the first smartphone to be completely devoid of side buttons.' Will anyone care?
- As sales flounder, GM drops price on 2014 Chevy Volt by $5,000
The new asking price on the Chevy Volt will be $34,995, which could make the car more competitive with more affordable rivals such as the Nissan Leaf.
- Samsung applies for trademark on 'Galaxy Gear' smart watch
A Samsung 'Galaxy Gear' smart watch could arrive sooner than many analysts had expected.
- Apple wants your old USB cords
After safety concerns arise in China, Apple now offers a special rate on USB power cords as part of its Adapter Takeback program.
- Obama administration overturns ban on some iPads, iPhones
A US International Trade Commission-issued ban on the sale of some older iPhones and iPads was overturned, reversing a ruling that had favored Samsung over Apple.
- Google bets customization will be Moto's X-factor
The Motorola 'Moto X' is the first flagship device since Google bought Motorola in 2012.
- Report: New iPads help Apple's competitors
Fewer iPads were shipped during the second fiscal quarter of 2013, than in the previous year, reflecting an overall slump in tablet shipments
- LinkedIn launches in-app job application feature
Now you can search for a job – and apply for it – without ever putting down your smart phone.
- Samsung mails out invitations, hints at a Galaxy Note III
The Galaxy Note III, Samsung's newest phablet, would go up against devices such as the Apple iPad Mini and the Google Nexus 7.
- Google unveils Android-equivalent of 'Find My iPhone'
Google’s Device Manager for Android helps users locate their phones.
- Department of Justice proposes a fix to Apple's e-book price fixing
The Department of Justice created a set of proposals to remedy the effects of Apple's e-book price-fixing scheme.
- Lumosity: Brain-bending games come to iPad
Lumosity brain exercises are meant to improve cognitive function and are now available for download on iPad.
- Twitter releases news government transparency report
Twitter released its third, biannual transparency report, showing the number of user data requests received from the government.
- Moto X: The first true Google/Motorola phone is unveiled
The Moto X, a 4.7-inch smart phone announced on Thursday, was the first phone Motorola built after being acquired by Google. The Moto X boasts a long battery life and comes in a huge number of different colors and textures.
- New 'Netflix profiles' hope to improve recommendations
'Netflix profiles' introduces a way to let users set up five different viewer profiles from one account.
- Cable TV alternatives: Chromecast vs. Apple TV vs. Roku vs. Xbox 360 vs. PS3 For the first time, fewer Americans subscribed to cable and satellite TV last year than did the year before, according to The Diffusion Group. Pay subscriptions peaked in 2011, and will continue to erode for years to come, according to TDG. Meanwhile, TV streaming has taken off, driven by sleek, inexpensive set-top boxes such as Google's Chromecast, Microsoft's Xbox 360, and Apple TV.Check out our list of alternatives to cable TV to see what all video-streaming hype is about.
- How Maria Mitchell found a comet and a place for women among the stars
Maria Mitchell, a notable female astronomer, was born on Aug. 1, 1818, and is remembered in today's Google Doodle.
- Facebook to sell TV-style commercials
Facebook announced plans to sell 15-second advertising spots.
- Facebook's stock passed $38 for the first time
Shares of Facebook stock increased 1.2 percent to $38.08 on Wednesday.