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Twitter has priced its IPO at $26 per share, indicating strong demand from investors
Certain people's comments will appear more prominently after the changes
But any customer pre-orders taken before page was removed will be honored
Barges will be used as an 'interactive space' where people can explore new technologies, Google says
Twitter expected to raise initial share price again, just ahead of Thursday IPO
Promises to resurrect the features in the Mac productivity suite within six months
Users were seeing 'sporadic' problems with the insurance-shopping section of the website Wednesday, an official says
The company will close about 300 U.S.-based retail stores
Three new crew members to blast off late Wednesday night for ISS
With lots of new features, Microsoft Azure is attempting to turn the cloud market into a two-horse race
Sebelius ignored several warnings about potential problems, one senator says
Instagram sees its service becoming more Twitter-like in the future
With IE11 now out, Google implements long-used policy, urges Google App users to upgrade to a newer browser
Facebook's Presto can sift through petabytes of data and swiftly return query results, according to the company
They seek a court order to prevent Dutch intelligence services from using data obtained by other foreign agencies
Judge ordered partial retrial to recalculate damages applied to Samsung infringement
A new study says big business has too much influence over EU lawmakers
Plus, the incredible, bendable LG G Flex, Samsung going big as ever on 4K phones, old bugs, and Verizon announces its own branded Android tablet, for some reason
Smartphone release was listed by Microsoft as Nov. 15, but AT&T isn't saying
The batteries can be any size, from a pinhead to a carpet
The company's SlideShark app for viewing and showing PowerPoint presentations on iOS devices has been downloaded more than 2 million times
BlackBerry's decision to remain a public company increases the uncertainty their customers feel, according to Good Technology
Reuters reports that the list includes more outsiders than insiders
The pending Oracle intellectual-property lawsuit isn't stopping Rimini Street from taking steps to go public
First indications of demand for the anticipated IPO will come later Wednesday
The wireless LAN giant is partnering with WiGig chip maker Wilocity
The latest proposals give Google less room for maneuver, but rivals are still not happy
The Cisco spin-in is a strategic answer to the supposed threat of SDNs
Cisco buys spin-in for up to $863 million, ratchets up competition with VMware for data center supremacy
Greater platter density will translate into lower cost per gigabyte of capacity
Samsung's smartphone shipments soared by 156 percent year-over-year in the quarter
Pure Storage counters that the suit is a "sideshow" to real competition between Pure and EMC over all-flash storage
Data can be made unavailable even when it's stored offline, EMC says
Google execs talked about the company's efforts to incorporate more personal, contextual information into Maps
The company says it has never received an order under Section 215 of the USA Patriot Act
Just ahead of IPO, study also shows Twitter users more apt to use mobile devices
CloudForms 3.0 offers a consolidated admin interface for managing usage of both OpenStack and Amazon Web Services
Fujitsu moves storage, high-speed co-processor out of Primergy RX200 and into an expansion box connected via fiber optics
Big 5-in.-plus smartphones make up 22% of the market; Samsung dominates
Twitter ups its share price, making some analysts nervous about its IPO
Flaw unlikely to be patched in next week's security updates, says expert
SDN start-up in transition picks former Juniper exec Murray; co-founder Appenzeller stays as CTO
Customers are 'encouraged' to move to WebLogic Server if they want Oracle-backed support
The superbug tracking app has been accessed more than 300,000 times
