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Where Did The Name Microsoft Come From?: i know the soft is software, i just forgot the micro http://t.co/2sLmtyyh... 
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Forget learning how to open a champagne bottle with a saber, because this smartphone brain scanner probably has it beat for coolest party trick ever.
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Microsoft officially launched Windows 8 Operating System Installer that can be downloaded for free to developers, this called “Windows 8 Developer Preview”
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Keyboard cases/attachments for tablets have usually been standard fare, with nothing much to shout about.
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Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET and elsewhere for Wednesday, September 14.
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Intel's high-speed communications protocol, is coming to Acer and Asus machines next year.
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As expected, the feature concept car being shown by Mercedes-Benz at Frankfurt this year was the F 125! But Merc isn't actually calling it a concept, rather a "research vehicle" that will help the company work toward a gasoline-free future.
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Ever felt frustrated when your cell phone battery is dying or dead? Well, researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a new technology that would extend the battery life.
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This week, Facebook is rolling out two new features designed to make it easier to share posts with small groups of people...
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Yesterday we heard that Facebook had introduced Smart Lists, and now the world’s largest social network has added another new feature, the Subscribe Button, which is designed to make it easier for you to choose exactly what is shown in your...
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