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Facebook: Ceglia concealed 'getzuck' e-mail account
Social network wants permission to inspect the contents of four previously undisclosed accounts, allegedly in use since 2003.
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DIY 'Back to the Future' hoverboard actually hovers
Mattel is releasing a replica of the "Back to the Future" hoverboard, but sadly, it doesn't really float. Maybe the company should get in touch with this DIYer.
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Hitachi intros first 7,200rpm, single-platter 7mm hard drive
Hitachi says its new 2.5-inch hard drives are thinner, more rugged, and faster.
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FCC chairman calls on ISPs to help fight cyber attacks
Cyber security is a growing problem that threatens the U.S. economy, and FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski says broadband providers can help protect the public.
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Toaster adds 'a bit more'
The Breville Premium Plastic Toaster may look like an ordinary toaster, but convenient features gives it a modern edge.
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iPhone manufacturing costs revealed?
Recent Foxconn revelations hint at higher costs than previous estimates that are still staggeringly low by Western standards.
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HP readies Windows 8 'X86' products for holiday, says CEO
CEO Meg Whitman says during an earnings conference call that Hewlett-Packard has a line of products ready for the next iteration of Windows.
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Implantable device propels itself through bloodstream
New medical device, powered wirelessly via electromagnetic radio waves, could be used as a diagnostic or surgical tool.
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Texting makes you a linguistic Soup Nazi, study says
A study suggests that those who text more are less accepting of new words and more rigid about existing ones. It is unclear whether these new words include LOL and LMAO
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Tony Blair's wife sues Murdoch company over hacking
Cherie Blair, wife of Tony (and herself a lawyer), decides she, too, must stand in line and sue News International over allegedly having her phone intercepted. And to think that the Blairs and the Murdochs used to be such friends.
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