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- MacBook Pro revving for full makeover this year: report
The flagship Apple laptop, the MacBook Pro, is set for an overhaul, according to one source.
- Happy birthday, Mark Zuckerberg. How tech has changed in 28 years.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg turned 28 on Monday. He was born the same year as Apple's Macintosh computers.
- Smartphones: Postal service bans foreign shipments
Smartphones with lithium batteries will no longer be accepted for international shipment beginning Wednesday because of fire risks. Shipments of smartphones to US troops abroad will have to go via UPS or FedEx.
- 3D maps coming to iPhone 5, iOS 6: report
According to a new report, Apple will soon ditch the Google Maps app for an in-house product, which could feature a 3D mode.
- For Bing and Google, the future of search is social
Over the next few weeks, Microsoft will overhaul its Bing search engine to incorporate results from Facebook, Twitter and other social networking platforms.
- Windows RT will ban Firefox and Chrome, says Mozilla
According to Mozilla, Windows RT, a tablet-centric iteration of the upcoming Windows 8 OS, could be hitched exclusively to Internet Explorer.
- Facebook App Center will usher in era of paid Facebook apps
The Facebook App Center is set to go live in the next few weeks, on the Web and also on iOS and Android.
- Howard Carter, the original Indiana Jones
Google doodle Wednesday remembers Howard Carter, who discovered the tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun.
- Google Doodle: Howard Carter and the pharaoh's curse
When Howard Carter, the archaeologist honored by Wednesday's Google Doodle, discovered King Tut's tomb, he inadvertently sparked the myth of the pharaoh's curse. Howard Carter didn't believe in curses. Yet the false rumors persisted.
- Nevada allows Google to test driverless cars on public streets
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has granted Google permission to begin testing a fleet of driverless cars. Look for the red license plates.
- Samsung, reigning smart phone champ, preps Galaxy S III
The Galaxy S III is set to debut in the US in June. What will it mean for Samsung?
- Facebook IPO poised to be America's biggest ever
Facebook could be valued at up to $96 billion when it goes public this year.
- How Keith Haring accidentally invented the museum gift shop
Keith Haring, who received a Google doodle Friday, forever changed the way art mingles with commerce.
- How to self-publish an e-book
So you want to write a bestseller? Self-publishing has shed its stigma. Here's how to start.
- Keith Haring: Painter, activist, and one of the original street artists
Google doodle today honors the legacy of Keith Haring, an artist and activist who would have been 54 Friday.
- Samsung unveils the Galaxy S III
Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android phone at a "Mobile Unpacked" event in London on Thursday. The handset features an 8-megapixel camera and some nifty "natural interaction" features, all running on "Ice Cream Sandwich," the latest Android operating system.
- Elder Scrolls Online turns Skyrim world into an MMO: report
Fans of the Elder Scrolls franchise will soon be able to trudge through Tamriel in a sweeping new MMO, according to a recent report.
- Target waves goodbye to the Amazon Kindle (but Nook can stay)
Target and Kindle are parting ways. What's behind the split?
- Black Ops 2 brings the Call of Duty franchise crashing into the future
Black Ops 2, set for launch this fall, will take place partially in 2025, in an America overrun by deadly drones. Can Black Ops 2 continue Call of Duty's record-breaking streak?
- Microsoft to release $99 Xbox 360 with Kinect?
The Verge reports that Microsoft has plans to launch a $99 Xbox 360, with Kinect and a two-year subscription, "as early as next week."