Google Adds More Robots to Its Robot Army
Company hasn’t indicated what products or services it’s pursuing with robotic technology
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Twitter Wants You to See Who’s Tweeting Around You
Experimenting with “Nearby” map that gives users a glimpse of local tweets
Your Guide to Cyber Monday’s Best Deals
Amazon will release a new deal as often as every 10 minutes
Apple Gave Data On Up to 1000 Users to U.S. Government in Early 2013
New company transparency report reveals additional surveillance requests
Google Is Testing Banner Ads in Search
Say it isn’t so. The search giant breaks a famous promise in move to boost ad revenue amid falling rates
BlackBerry’s Instant Messaging App Hits 10 Million Downloads, as Company Continues to Struggle
A struggling BlackBerry marked success for the first time in months thanks to its beloved BBM instant messaging service, which notched 10 million downloads within 24 hours of its app rollout for iOS and Android users.
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Facebook No Longer Lets Users Hide Their Profiles in Search Box
New privacy setting update means users can no longer go incognito
Fox News’ Futuristic Newsroom Features Supersized Tablets
It plans to “revolutionize” news with giant tablets, Twitter streams and a 38-foot-long video wall
The iPhone 5C Can Now Be Yours for Just $45
RadioShack and Walmart join Best Buy in heavily discounting the new model
Best Frenemies Forever: Why the U.S. Government Courts Hackers
Even as officials criticize Snowden, they’re encouraging programmers with similar skill sets
Will BuzzFeed’s YouTube Partnership with CNN Improve Its Credibility?
The social media site takes another step to amp up its credibility while CNN targets a younger audience.
Four Location-Enabled Apps to Try This Summer
If you have yet to embrace geo-location, here are four free apps to help ease into the inevitable.