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Bronze breasts and Facebook censorship

Facebook, like other major social services, tends to over-censor even when there's nothing naughty

Verizon and AT&T should face a bigger mobile rival, Sprint CFO says

The US mobile business would be more competitive with three carriers, according to Sprint's Euteneuer

Govt. shutdown threat: IT leaders wrestle with security risks

Microsoft vows greater financial transparency with new reporting format

The company will report its financial results following a new structure starting next month with its 2014 first fiscal quarter

Google turns 15 and celebrates by smartening up search

The changes are part of Google's new 'Hummingbird' ranking system

NSA: Surveillance court says no upper limit on phone records collection

The agency intends to collect all US phone records and put them in a searchable database, director Keith Alexander says

New solar cell sets world record, focusing the power of 297 suns

Breakthrough indicates scientists are well on their way to 50% efficiency roadmap, experts say

Windows 8 Update: New Kindle takes on Microsoft Surface 2 in workplace

Also, nobody but Microsoft will touch Windows RT, Bill Gates gets his purple wish

How Tech Companies Can Succeed by Going Private

BlackBerry, BMC and Dell are three of the latest tech companies to go private after a series of stumbles as public companies

The America’s Cup: nerves, skill and a lot of computers

The teams used to test their boat designs in wind tunnels and water tanks, but they now do most of it with computers