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What the old electronics section of an affluent town’s recycling center/dump looks like

Quite the trip down TV, computer memory lane

NANOG invites high school, college students to apply for fellowships

North American Network Operator's Group meets next in Atlanta in February

Best. Office coffee. Ever. iCoffee.

You should hope Santa upgrades your office coffee machine this Christmas

Online sales stats, up, up, up!

Once again, ecommerce growth doesn't slow

Can tweets get dumber? Yes, when text is thrown out they can.

Twitter's new iOS app defaults to sending photos

Making more out of cascading style sheets with {less}.app

{less}.app makes editing and maintaining CSS incredibly easy

Cisco leads cloud infrastructure again

Third straight quarter at top of $40 billion market

Need help with a networking problem?

This guy might be able to "Helpout"

12.9-inch iPad and larger screened iPhone on tap for 2014 – Rumor

Heading into 2014, there is no shortage of rumors surrounding Apple's future product plans.

‘Minority Report’ meets PC support

Advanced PC support diagnostics predict when devices are about to fail.

Apple confirms iPhone deal with China Mobile

After years of rumors, Apple on Sunday finally confirmed that the iPhone will soon launch on China Mobile.

Can you be arrested for what’s on your computer?

Whether your aware of it or now, copyrighted or pornographic material on your work or personal computer can land you in jail or in the poor house.

Devious app gets developers in trouble with FTC

Your mother was right, honesty is the best policy ... even when it comes to apps

The Pirate Bay, seeing imminent homelessness, develops own browser

Obviously not in it for the money, The Pirate Bay is developing a new way to stick it to The Man

Looking Back at Our 2013 Predictions: How Did We Do?

Up next: 2014 predictions

Simulating brains just around the corner

Supercomputers aim for exascale performance with really low power requirements

Why I’m not that excited for the Free Software Foundation-approved laptop

It's a great milestone...on a not-so-great piece of hardware.

How ‘hypermedia’ is evolving public media

Every public media broadcast entity in the U.S. is working together to build one API.

When bad things happen to good apps, Part 2

How Disney killed the gator that laid the Golden Egg.

Multiple email and calendars, things I don’t like about Android

Multiple email accounts and calendars cause grief

What do John Lennon, Bach, Beethoven, Salvador Dali and Truman Capote have in common?

Take the 10th annual SANS Institute Holiday Hacking Challenge

Google Glass can now search faces in real time

A new facial recognition app for Google Glass could tell people a lot about you without your help.

On vacay: Check out the ‘Top 10 Buzzblog Posts of 2013’

As chosen by you, the readers

When bad things happen to good apps, Part 1

And the Windows 8 Award for good software gone horribly wrong goes to…Tune-Up.

AmEx, BoA, Discover tweet me reassurances re: Target breach

Customer service on Twitter proves to be quite the experience

2014 tech industry conferences and events for enterprise network pros

Meet peers, check out latest technologies, hear from industry leaders at these events

Meet the 18.5 million people who rule your world

According to IDC, there are 18.5 million software developers worldwide, and the rise of DevOps shows that they're the ones setting the IT agenda.

Smithsonian 3D model library, outstanding engineering

Smithsonian offers high resolution 3D models, many ready to print, and cool JavaScript, WebGL browser

Wireless: Is Radical Innovation Still Possible?

Great leaps forward (CDMA, OFDM, and MIMO come to mind) are rare, and many assume we’re at the end of the road. But with significant innovations continuing to appear, are we really?