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Vietnam Allegedly Tried To Plant US Politicians' Mobile Devices Using Spyware
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Vietnam Allegedly Tried To Plant US Politicians' Mobile Devices Using Spyware

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Magnetic Computer Chips Could Use A Million Times Less Power Than Current Technology

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Canvas Will Make Facebook Ads More Annoying

Science/Health

Parents Turning To Technology To Calm Kids Down

Tech

Cell Phone Usage Is 'Cooking' Men's Sperm And Reducing Fertilty

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DARPA: Neural Implant Will Give Drones Human-Like Artificial Intelligence

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Visa Checkout: Starbucks, Popular Merchants To Support Digital Payment Service

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Samsung Galaxy S7 Rumors, Features And Specs: New Flagship Will Come In Two Sizes, States Report

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Micron Forecasts Surprise Loss Over Weak Demand, Lower Average Selling Prices

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Netflix Changing How It Streams Video

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Cyber Monday 2015 Breaks Records: Sales In Online Shopping Reach $3 Billion

Tech

Algae: New Green Power Source?

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Neyya Smartring Launches Online, Hitting Select Retailers Soon

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Cybersickness: Excessive Technology Use Yields Dangers, Experts Say

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Night Vision: Graphene Breakthrough May Lead To Night Vision Technology In Cellphones And Laptops, Study Says

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