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- Now Here's An Interesting Problem About Google Glass And Prescription Lenses – Forbes
- Pixel's camera failure only one of many – CNET
- Google boosts photo offerings to rival Facebook – Chicago Daily Herald
- Google I/O's Apps news was low-key but significant – PCWorld
- Oops! The 5 greatest scientific blunders – Fox News
- The Financial Times falls victim to the Syrian Electronic Army – Digital Trends
- Apple Mobile Devices Cleared for Use on U.S. Military Networks – Bloomberg
- Huge Rock Crashes Into Moon, Sparks Giant Explosion – Space.com
- Disney Smartphone from Japan.
- Smart Dog Leash Carries Everything You Need for Walkies
- Need some feedback on these
- Looking for durable, reliable and on the cheap Bluetooth earbuds. Suggestions?
- Galaxy S4 Is Samsung's Fastest-Selling Smartphone Ever
- Sony's 13.3-inch e-ink paper prototype shown off at education expo in Japan (video)
- Nokia Lumia 928 Review: Third time's the charm?
- Ultimate rubberband gun [gif]
- Google's wearable Glass gadget: cool or creepy?
- New Xbox more than a game console for Microsoft
- Exclusive: EU cites Chinese telecoms Huawei and ZTE for trade violations
- New Trick to Get the Best Seat in Coach
- Google's Schmidt to meet Britain's Cameron as tax row rages
- Yahoo to vote on $1.1 billion Tumblr buy: AllThingsD
- DirecTV interested in buying video website Hulu: source
- New Android apps worth downloading: Hangouts, Diapers.com update, Fixie Joe
- MacBook Air supplies dwindle ahead of WWDC, Intel CPU refresh
- Google engineers discuss fragmentation, hardware, and Project Butter
- How Google updated Android without releasing version 4.3
- Hands on with Hangouts, Google’s new text and video chat architecture
- Password Minder: The blank notebook that got laughed out of production
- White Nexus 4 and Android 4.3 reportedly slated for June 10
- How Google’s game services API will convince devs to make better games
- Google I/O in pictures: keynotes, sessions, and little green robots
- Sprint closes deal to buy US Cellular spectrum, adds 420,000 customers
- The Last of Us will debut 'play while it downloads' feature on the PS3
- Google-built media player hits the FCC, reveals only a Hitchhiker's Guide reference
- Amtrak boosts WiFi on select trains, more upgrades coming this summer
- Stitcher adds car mode to iOS app, encourages responsible driving
- University of Glasgow makes 3D models with single-pixel sensors, skips the cameras (video)
- Twitter partners with NBA to highlight in-game replays, Blake Griffin posterizations
- BlackBerry software chief on updates and BB10 for healthcare and financial services
- How Much the Starship Enterprise Costs, Google I/O Goodies, And More
- Watch This Badass Pilot Save the Day With a Ballsy No-Wheel Landing
- Share Your Rare Music Collection with the Internet
- This Table Designs Itself With a Corrosive Chemical Dance Party
- The World's Fastest Wi-Fi Puts Your Sluggish Router to Shame
- Start Your Day Right With a Daft Punk Laser Bubble Rave
- The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Two Colors, Three Dimensions
- Iowa Farms Can't Seem to Keep Their Pig Shit from Exploding
- T-Mobile sticks with ISIS, won't support Google Wallet
- MetroPCS bows out of Net Neutrality lawsuit against FCC
- Mozilla delays plans to block third-party tracking cookies in Firefox
- Yahoo schedules press event for May 20, topic 'something special'
- Amazon axes Zombieland, Browsers TV pilots; picks up two others
- German judge stays Nokia versus HTC remote management trial
- Study: tablets, smartphones rule mobile gaming; handhelds wane
- 'iRadio' announcement may miss WWDC, say sources
- HTC Pledges To Pump Up ‘One' Production While Samsung's New Flagship Ships Like Crazy
- This Week On The TechCrunch Gadgets Podcast: All Google I/O, All The Time
- Michigan Tech Sponsors A 3D Printers For Peace Contest
- NVIDIA's Shield May Be A Tough Sell, But Now You Can Pre-Order It From GameStop And Newegg Anyway
- NVIDIA's Shield Mobile Gaming System Feels Like The Way Android Games Should Be Played
- Google Says All 2,000 Glass Explorers Have Been Invited To Pick Up Their Device
- Leap Motion Talks New Beta, We Go Hands On With Motion-Controlled Google Earth
- Here's A Weekend Project For First-Time Tinkerers: Turn Your Converse Into A DIY Light Show
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