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At Microsoft, would an insider CEO be the best choice?
There are reports that the board is preparing to make Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s head of cloud and enterprise computing, the company’s next CEO.
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TechBit: With Codeacademy, making apps, sites a breeze
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Targeted ads are about to take over your TV
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Microsoft CEO search: Who is Satya Nadella?
Microsoft, looking to break with its past, still may tap the head of its cloud and data software group to lead.
China has almost twice as many Internet users as the U.S. has people
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Yahoo Mail usernames, passwords taken in breach
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Switchboard: Obama says Clapper ‘should have been more careful’
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The spacecraft that takes amazing photos
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A wearable device that detects seizures
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Google falls below estimates in 4th-quarter earnings
Company reports a 17 percent jump in profit on the heels of its move to sell Motorola to Lenovo.
Samsung’s Galaxy S5 release expected this spring
The firm is expected to announce its latest flagship smartphone next month at the Mobile World Congress.
The FCC’s ‘beta testing’ a next-gen phone network
Phone companies want to retire the old phone system. Now it’s time to test out what will take its place.
Google: Why it is happy to bow out of making smartphones
Company prefers just being the provider of the world’s largest mobile operating system.
Warrantless wiretapping has managed to duck significant judicial review. Until now.
Why USA v. Muhtorov is the most important challenge to warrantless wiretapping yet.
The drone that acts as a lifeguard
An Iranian incubator is testing a drone that races to drowning victims and drop a life preserver.
The latest sign of Bitcoin’s legitimacy
It’s one more step toward legitimacy for the currency — at least in the United States.
Snapchat came this close to breaking California’s new, stricter data breach law
Had the company’s hacking incident taken place a week later, a stiffer set of rules would’ve applied.
The massive robot that directs traffic
A hulking, solar-powered robot tells cars and pedestrians where to go in Congo.
Switchboard: Google sells Motorola for $2.9 billion
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The radical trajectories of social networks
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