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- Firefox phone to go on sale in February, Mozilla says
The new Firefox OS will debut on a pair of phones called the Keon and Peak. But these smart phones are meant mostly for developers.
- Have sword, will travel: How to sign-up to beta test Elder Scrolls Online
Elder Scrolls Online, the new online game from Bethesda, is slated to launch in beta form in the near future.
- AT&T to acquire Alltel for $780 million
Shortly after giving up on the T-Mobile USA merger, AT&T announces it will acquire Alltel Corp for $780 million.
- iPhone 6: Fingerprint sensor included?
IPhone 6 fingerprint sensor rumored to be included in the next iPhone, as early as June. Besides the iPhone 6 fingerprint technology, there are also reports of a bigger screen iPhone.
- Is Apple prepping a 4.8-inch device called the 'iPhone Math'?
A big-screen Apple iPhone could launch by June, according to a new report.
- Sergey Brin takes Google Glass on a spin through the NYC subway
Google co-founder Sergey recently tested out the new Google Glass project in one of the most crowded-places on earth.
- Suffix rush: the rise of 'dot whatever'
Why we'll see hundreds of new site names in 2013.
- Mona Lisa rides laser beams all the way to the moon: NASA
NASA scientists say they have succeeded in beaming an image of the Mona Lisa, the iconic painting by Leonardo da Vinci, all the way up to the moon.
- After Facebook Graph Search announcement, new discussion of privacy
Facebook has released a new semantic search engine called Graph Search. So what does that mean for Facebook users?
- Need a smart phone case? Nokia lets you 3-D print your own.
Nokia released templates for Lumia 820 cases, letting owners customize and create their own with 3-D printers.
- In jab at iTunes, Amazon releases iOS-optimized MP3 store
The Amazon MP3 store now plays nice with iPhone and iPod devices.
- Free calling comes to Facebook Messenger (with a couple catches)
Facebook is allowing some users to place free voice calls over its Messenger app.