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U.S. prosecutors ask Google, Apple and other tech leaders to secure smartphones against thieves
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An optical trick makes solar cells disappear
Ayla Networks software platform connects smart thermostats, refrigerators, and other Wi-Fi-enabled gadgets to cloud apps
A Google patent filing suggests better face recognition could someday replace passwords for Android phones
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Too many engineers in the kitchen
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The National Day of Civic Hacking brought geeks out in force
UV LEDs can extend the fruit's fridge life to nine days without drying it out
New analysis of radio occultation data revises calculations of upper-atmosphere temperatures
Statue of Nikola Tesla intended to inspire Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and investors
Conceptual art to create "nearly infinite" cash via quantum superposition
EEG lets brain power do the steering
Federal agencies will offer public data to coders at today's National Day of Civic Hacking
Radiation measurements made by NASA's Curiosity rover put hard numbers on the space hazard
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