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Google Glass user detained at the movies over piracy fears
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Humin envisions a better connected world
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NSA program defenders question Snowden’s motives
One lawmaker on Sunday called the contractor a “thief”; another said he was “cultivated by a foreign power.”
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A new vision for Google
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Supreme Court to rule on warrantless cell phone searches
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Slumping Intel to cut more than 5,000 jobs in 2014
Intel plans to trim more than 5,000 jobs from its workforce this year in an effort to boost its earnings amid waning demand for its personal computer chips.
Half of taxpayer funded research will now be available to the public
Funding bill is a victory for open access proponents.
Security firm says it has identified Target malware author
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