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There are jobs that robots might be able to do in the near future. Gibbs has ten that they're unlikely to steal from meat machines.
The WSJ is reporting that Yahoo's board of directors has approved a $1.1 billion cash buyout of the blogging site Tumblr
Rumors of Apple's iRadio service have persisted for quite some time. With WWDC steadily approaching - and slated to begin in June - all eyes will be on Apple to see what type of new music service, if any, it will have to preview.
NASA, Google, Universities Space Research Association team with D-Wave Systems to tackle processor-intensive apps
Apple has submitted plans to move its flagship retail store in San Francisco a few blocks down to the bustling Union Square area.
Author Rick Clyne takes his story to the people.
After blowout Q3, company's confidence unwavering in the face of the next disruption
Hour-long PBS special on Boston Marathon bombing to air May 29
MIT compsci/AI researchers team with dance company Pilobolus on large-scale art performance
Adobe has finished with Creative Suite and now plans to only offer the subscription-based Cloud Suite. If you don't need all the complexity of Dreamweaver, how about Xara Web Designer?
NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spots craters that scientists use to estimate planet ages
Some of the market's most innovative 'appcessories,' which may become significantly more common in the next few years.
‘Those are not cheap’
Department of Homeland Security joins FBI in developing mobile security apps
Courts must keep the heat on these copyright trolls
A lot of cultural barriers stand in the way between full collaboration between software developers and testers, but that doesn't mean it's impossible.
Cooking up some Brocade Con Carney, who took the theme at the company's recent reseller conference to heart.
Obama administration is starting to get there when it comes to letting us taxpayers access the information we pay to develop
As bloggers and analysts have shown, Windows 8 is pretty easy to make fun of. But Microsoft's competitors aren't putting out any "I'm a Mac" ads this time around.
Not going to fall for that old trick
FBI and Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued their annual look at the state of the dark side of the Internet
How he is changing storage
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