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Security risk in Starbucks app a ‘wakeup call’ for consumers

Researchers aim to revolutionize 3D printing, global manufacturing

Lawrence Livermore National Lab scientists look to turn an art into more of a science

New China-developed OS takes aim at Android, Windows

The company behind the OS is still looking for hardware partners to use its software

IBM pumps $1.2 billion into global cloud data centers

IBM will build 15 new data centers, giving the company a total of 40 around the globe for cloud services

Google is developing a smart contact lens

Using a sensor, chip and antenna, the smart lens could monitor a diabetic's glucose levels

Google testing ‘smart’ contact lens for people with diabetes

The device would measure glucose levels using the wearer's tears

Target credit card data was sent to server in Russia

The data was quietly moved around on Target's network before it was sent to a US server, then to Russia

100 American Eagle stores, hungry for data, will ping shoppers’ phones

An integration with Shopkick will send deals to people's smartphones at the front entrance

Intel profit up 6 percent as PC market stabilizes

The chip maker stemmed the decline in its PC business at the end of last year

Security firm IDs malware used in Target attack

iSight describes Trojan as sophisticated derivate of older point-of-sale malware