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- Microsoft Office for Android makes its debut
Microsoft released its Office application for Android on Wednesday.
- Starbucks ditches AT&T for Google's Wi-Fi connection
Starbucks and Google team up to bring faster W-iFi to the coffee chain.
- iPhone: Fingerprint scanner rumored and an 'iPhone 5C' model
iPhone fingerprint scanner is coming. New rumors suggest that the next iPhone – the 'iPhone 5S' – will include a fingerprint scanner. There are also rumors that Apple will release a separate, lower-cost iPhone called the 'iPhone 5C.'
- Apple manufacturer accused of labor rights violations
China Labor Watch accused Pegatron, an Apple manufacturer, of labor rights violations
- MIT project turns your inbox into an infographic
Researchers at MIT's Media Lab use e-mail metadata to create infographics of users' correspondences.
- Facebook for Every Phone app reaches more than 100 million users
Facebook's feature-phone application now reaches more than 100 million users, according to a recent announcement.
- Rosalind Franklin: Was she robbed of the credit for discovering the double helix?
Rosalind Franklin, celebrated Thursday with a double-helical doodle on Google's home page, is mostly remembered as the person who had her data swiped by Watson and Crick. But the picture is more nuanced than that.
- Google dives into streaming TV with Chromecast
Google released Chromecast, a TV streaming device that pulls in shows from the Internet.
- Google Doodle: How Rosalind Franklin photographed DNA
Thursday's Google Doodle celebrates the birthday of Rosalind Franklin, the first photographer of DNA.
- Droid cubed: Google unveils the Motorola Maxx, Ultra, and Mini
The Droid Maxx, the Droid Mini, and the Droid Ultra were introduced at a Motorola Mobility press event in New York on Tuesday.
- Netflix sees 600K bump in US subscribers, but shares slump nonetheless
Netflix said it had seen major increases in US subscribers. And yet the Q2 2013 numbers missed some analyst estimates.
- Google takes another step toward selling Google Glass
Google acquired a small stake in a unit of Taiwanese chipmaker that develops tiny displays in preparation for marketing Google Glass.
- British Prime Minister calls for Internet blacklist
In an effort to combat illegal Web traffic, Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan to blacklist certain Internet sites, and create "family friendly" Wi-Fi networks.
- New clues point to an upcoming Nokia phablet
Nokia says it's going to unveil 'something big' tomorrow. Many point to an oversized smart phone – otherwise known as a phablet.
- A 13-inch iPad? Report says Apple may supersize its tablet line.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is testing larger versions of the iPhone and iPad.