With its glossy touch screen and adaptable content, Apple's iPad is reviving longer-form reading, according to a recent report. FULL STORY

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What do you do if you're worth, like, a billion dollars? Try purchasing a Super Bowl Ad. Groupon, the breakout online coupon company that recently raised $950 million in funding, just secured an ad spot for Super Bowl XLV. FULL STORY

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According to a new Cisco forecast, in just four years two-thirds of the world's mobile data traffic will be video. FULL STORY

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This morning in New York City, Rupert Murdoch held a press event announcing the launch of The Daily, the world's first iPad-only "newspaper." FULL STORY

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Ten websites that were allegedly engaged in the live streaming of major sporting events have been seized and shut down by authorities, the government said Wednesday. FULL STORY

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It's every Flickr addict's worst nightmare: One day, the vast photo archive you've uploaded and annotated for years suddenly vanishes. It happened this week to Mirco Wilhelm, when a Flickr staff member accidentally deleted his five-year old account,… FULL STORY

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China's year of the rabbit begins on February 3. But investors in Chinese Internet stocks should be forgiven if they think it's the year of the bull (or ox if you will) all over again. FULL STORY

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With Google's Street View, Web surfers can pinpoint and zoom into many parts of the world -- in some places, right down to street level. FULL STORY

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You, of course, are a paragon of good internet behavior at work. You send crisp, polite e-mails, you tuck away your smartphone upon entering your cube, and you wouldn't dream of fooling around on Facebook or Quora during the day. FULL STORY

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Apple is tightening its App Store policies on e-books -- a move that has the stalled the release of Sony's e-reader app and threatens trouble ahead for Amazon's popular Kindle app. FULL STORY

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News Corporation owns several publications that are more than a century old. On Wednesday, the company will announce and then begin distributing its brand-new take on a news outfit built for the 21st century. FULL STORY

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Apple has responded to the furor over its supposed App Store policy changes that many believe could affect the popular Kindle, Nook, and Sony Reader apps. FULL STORY

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The Safe Road Trains for the Environment Project could allow commuters to eat, text, read or sleep in the car safely. FULL VIDEO

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Every day more than 285,000 FedEx team members deliver some 7 million packages to 220 countries. Every 24 hours our aircraft fly 500,000 miles, and our couriers travel 2.5 million miles. We accomplish this with 670 aircraft and 70,000 motorized vehic… FULL STORY

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If you're looking for a flat-screen TV deal, this week is a good time to buy -- but extreme bargain hunters may find even better deals next month. FULL STORY

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Fans of "Grey's Anatomy" will get a second screen on which to enjoy the medical drama starting this week. FULL STORY

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Digg has launched an overhaul and redesign of the struggling social media service in an attempt to bring users back and regain some momentum. FULL STORY

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OK ... so obviously not all mobile apps are Facebook, "Words With Friends" or "Angry Birds." FULL STORY

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If you bought a smartphone within the past year, you might already have noticed that your once-cool superdevice is feeling outdated. FULL STORY

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The viral video maker known for breakout hits like "iPhone4 vs HTC EVO," and "So You Want to Be a Journalist" has plans to reach beyond the Web. FULL STORY

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Even while you sleep, next-generation portable game systems will keep updating themselves. FULL STORY

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Google has launched the latest salvo in an effort to overcome internet blackouts in Egypt during anti-government protests there. FULL STORY

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For those of you with lengthy tech-toy wish lists and not-so-deep pockets, T-Mobile's new tablet offering may provide the answer you've been waiting for. FULL STORY

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Last month, Google unveiled its latest innovation, an app for phones that can near-simultaneously translate speech from one language to another. FULL STORY

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If you own a 2011 Dodge, you might want to check out out the new Dodge smartphone app for your vehicle, which includes a digital owner's manual. Hopefully, this will grow as a trend among vehicle manufacturers. FULL STORY

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Intel has discovered an issue with a newly released support chip, and fixing the problem will cut revenue by $300 million in the first quarter. FULL STORY

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Google executive Wael Ghonim is missing in Egypt amid widespread protests. A friend said Monday that Ghonim hasn't made contact with anyone since Friday morning. FULL STORY

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Is the future of online advertising one of incredibly targeted advertising based on your interests, online activities and Facebook "likes," or is it one dictated by robust privacy controls that keep those details out of the hands of marketers? FULL STORY

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CNN's Tyson Wheatley sees how far he can go in Hong Kong, China, leaving his cash at home. FULL VIDEO

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It's an internet hit as classic as that book by a British guy you were supposed to read in eighth grade but didn't. FULL STORY

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Are we in the age of internet revolutions -- where Facebook, Twitter and text messages are essential ingredients in democratic change? FULL STORY

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Google's mobile platform Android has overtaken Symbian to become the top smartphone platform in Q4 2010, research firm Canalys reports. FULL STORY

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While protests rage on in Egypt, Twitter called for free expression and transparency in a manifesto published on its blog. FULL STORY

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Who says Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has no sense of humor when it comes to "The Social Network," the Oscar-nominated film which he has said got nothing right except his T-shirt collection? FULL STORY

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Critics often accuse video games of making players lazy, inept and socially awkward. Contrary to popular belief, though, many build, not burn brain cells by requiring extensive problem solving, teamwork and dynamic decision-making skills. FULL STORY

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The most notable women in technology probably don't spend all day thinking about hairstyles and dinner parties. But according to a bright pink infographic making its way around the web, you can tell a lot about some of the world's most tech-savvy women based on their hairdos and extracurriculars. FULL STORY

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CNN's Josh Levs talks about how technology plays a part in protests around the world. FULL VIDEO

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For the rocks and other projectiles that protestors are hurling in the streets of Cairo, Egypt's riot police have shields. FULL STORY

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Free isn't free. FULL STORY

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They're the next big thing for smartphones, but what can a QR code do for you? FULL VIDEO

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If you thought airships were old hat, think again. FULL STORY

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Lately, Verizon and AT&T have been sending confusing signals to current and would-be iPhone users about how much data service for this trendy device will cost. FULL STORY

Filed under: Mobile

Have scientists discovered the next big tool in fighting drug resistance superbugs? CNN's Deb Feyerick reports. FULL VIDEO

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If you're one of the estimated 2.5 million iPhone customers looking to switch to Verizon next month, you're probably furiously pounding away on your calculator to see if defecting is worth the money. FULL STORY

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AT&T locked in 4.1 million iPhone customers last quarter ahead of a looming battle royale with Verizon over Apple's iconic smartphone, the carrier reported Thursday. FULL STORY

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