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Google plans expansion in Mountain View, now eyeing north San Jose
Google is expanding in its hometown of Mountain View — and for the first time is strongly considering planting its flag in north San Jose in a big way, an […]
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Wolverton: Apple’s iOS 9 includes controversial new feature — Web ad blocking
The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system software has a less well-publicized feature that iPhone and iPad users are going to love — and many publishers already hate. IOS 9, which […]
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Project Aura? Google Glass reboot evokes migraine-associated medical condition
Google is assembling a team called Project Aura that is working on a new consumer version of the connected eyewear Google Glass, according to several news outlets, sources and the […]
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On topic: Tech news to know now
Here’s what’s going on in tech. Amazon introduces new $49.99 Fire tablet — and buyers can save even more if they spring for the six-pack. Also, new Fire TV upgrades. (WSJ) Security […]
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Apple legalities: Samsung products injunction; e-books price-fixing to Supreme Court?
We’ve got Apple legal news from two fronts: its ongoing battle with Samsung, and its fight with the government over e-books price-fixing. In Apple vs. Samsung — yes, it’s still […]
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Oracle shares dip on earnings report
Oracle shares were down sharply Thursday following Wednesday’s first quarter report that just missed Wall Street expectations on revenue. Shares in the Redwood City software giant were trading at $37.10, […]
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Pinterest surpasses 100 million users worldwide
Pinterest said Wednesday that more than 100 million people visit the social bookmarking site, revealing its user numbers publicly for the first time. Analysts, including the Internet analytics company comScore, […]
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Off topic: Food of the future, Hip Hop for president, Soviet bus stops, Golden Girls
The future of food, from cricket noodle stir-fry to jellyfish salad. Let’s look at this from a tech standpoint: “Hip Hop for President” knows SEO, uses Outlook.com for email. Photographing Soviet bus stops, […]
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Silicon Valley stands with teen clockmaker Ahmed Mohamed
Updated: Silicon Valley tech executives and engineers are speaking out on social media Wednesday to stand with the 14-year-old who was arrested in Irving, Tex., after bringing to school a […]
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Politwoops preserved: 1 million deleted tweets from 10,000 politicians now in the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive will preserve more than 1 million tweets deleted by elected officials and politicians as part of Politwoops, the Open State Foundation announced in a blog post. Politwoops […]
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