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The DOJ is arguing the facts. Apple is arguing the law

The outlines of each side's case were clearly laid in Monday's opening arguments.
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The hottest trend in games? Free

The business model formulated to attracted Chinese consumers is taking over around the world.  More

The DOJ's antitrust case against Apple Inc. in 81 slides

The best ones, curiously, had nothing to do with Apple.  More

3-D game system you wear on your head

Fortune's Matt Vella demos the Oculus Rift, a 3-D virtual reality headset designed for gaming.  Play

Zynga lays off 18% of staff

Zynga is laying off 520 employees, or 18% of its workforce, and will close down a few office locations.  More

Low-cost iPhone could raise Apple margins

Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty has done the math.  More

Exclusive: Ex-head of U.S. clean energy loan program breaks silence

It's been nearly two years since Jonathan Silver stepped down as head of the U.S. Department of Energy's loan program. Now he's talking about it.  More

U.S.A. v. Apple Day 1: Calling Eddy Cue

Apple's vice president for internet services emerges as the key witness for both sides.

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Analyst wants Microsoft to break up

Microsoft breakup calls are a dime a dozen, but the latest might really make the company listen.  More

How Panasonic learned to love Newark

The electronics manufacturer is abandoning suburban Secaucus for a brand new, environmentally friendly building in downtown Newark.  More

3 best features of the new Gmail

Changes are coming to Google's popular email service -- and they're good.  More

Forget .com: Get ready for .google and .apple

ICANN's largest-ever expansion of the Internet's naming system is almost here: Hundreds of new domains are slated to roll out this year, starting as early as this summer.  More

Fortune Brainstorm Podcast: Is Google a force for good?

This week, we turn to a conversation between Google Chairman Eric Schmidt and venture capitalist Peter Thiel on the merits of Google's massive reach and of technology in general.  More

Battle for control of Sprint turns ugly

Softbank's bid for third-player in US wireless has run into harsh criticism.  More

Twitter's identity crisis

Twitter wants to be the jack of all social media trades, but has yet to master a single one.  More

Strange bedfellows: Apple and the far right

Tea Party Senators and a conservative newspaper came -- briefly -- to Apple's defense.  More

Biotech startup fights germs with sharks

The texture of their skin makes sharks almost immune to bacteria - a discovery that could open the door for human medical breakthroughs.  More

Houzz's unconventional route to the big leagues

Hot interior design startup didn't have the usual beginnings.  More

Why this is Elon Musk's moment

The SpaceX and Tesla CEO takes a victory lap, builds a nationwide charging network, and alludes to a new mind-blowing form of rapid transit.  More

Gmail's new killer feature: Spam blocking 2.0

The latest update to Google's mail service brings powerful auto-sorting features so users only have to look at messages that they actually care about.  More

Companies are on the hunt for superfans

Firms from LEGO to Sephora are co-opting their most ardent fans for their own purposes.  More

SAP's Lars Dalgaard joins Andreessen Horowitz

SAP star will join venture firm.  More

Pinterest CEO is cautious about making money

Ben Silbermann says that the startup isn't making money -- yet.  More

Apple's new environmental VP was inspired by Love Canal

Shell Oil's money sent Lisa Jackson to college. An oil pipeline drove her from the EPA.  More

Crowdfunded telescope puts your photo in space

Planetary Resources launched a Kickstarter campaign for "the first publicly accessible space telescope," and backers will be able to use it in a variety of ways.  More

YouTube runs a reform school for copyright violations

And it's a little like traffic school for the Internet.  More

The next $1 billion startup

Internet Week festival manager Caroline Waxler says several New York based startups could be the next billion dollar acquisition target.  Play

Brad Garlinghouse: How to make it in tech

YouSendIt's CEO on what it takes to be successful.  More

Meeker report: Mobile surging, wearables will be huge

Mary Meeker, of Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, presented her annual tech trends report.  More

10 Mary Meeker Apple slides

Apple figured prominently in the Queen of the Net's 2013 presentation of industry trends.  More

Will someone finally buy Hulu?

Yahoo is one of several companies rumored to be considering a buyout of Hulu. But the media firms that own the online video site may not like the asking prices.  More

Sheryl Sandberg: Facebook has its head on straight

Sandberg, better known these days for her blockbuster book Lean In, reminded the audience at the AllThingsD conference that she's still helping run Facebook too.  More

What Gene Munster heard Tim Cook say about an Apple TV set

Were we listening to the same AllThingsD interview?  More

Apple's new security system has holes

Apple recently beefed up its authentication system in an effort to thwart hackers, but a new report shows the security measure is lacking in a huge area.  More

Will Apple make an iWatch?

At the All Things Digital conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook says many companies will soon be in the wearable technology space.  Play

A startup tries to hack the law

Why Khosla Ventures believes Judicata can finally move legal research into the digital age.  More

Apple TV's market share

Tim Cook said at D:11 that Apple has sold more 13 million units. That was news.  More

Microsoft stages nebulous Chinese comeback

China has long been a piracy trap for Microsoft. It hopes it can change that with new product launches and thousands of new employees in the country.  More

Tim Cook: The art of saying nothing

Apple's CEO exercised his ability to out-wait his interviewers at AllThingsD.  More

The online MBA comes of age

As top schools continue to move into the online market, the quality of the students opting to earn degrees on the web is increasing as well.  More

Tech desperately needs something new to talk about

Mobile? Old news. The free-fall of the PC? Yawn. It's been ages since Silicon Valley had some really exciting to gab about.  More

Apple Maps is still struggling

The company's mapping switch was widely decried.  More

Tim Cook at AllThingsD: What the critics are saying

The reviews on Twitter were especially harsh.  More

Netflix slumps after 'Arrested Development' release

Netflix is betting a lot on original series, and "Arrested Development" is one of the brightest stars in its lineup. But Wall Street wasn't impressed.  More

Apple, Samsung and the 'profit share trap'

The current state of affairs, writes an analyst from Hyderabad, is untenable.  More

If Foxconn sneezes, does that mean Apple caught a cold?

The world's largest electronics manufacturer does have other clients.
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Google's gorgeous new maps

The search giant has boldly redesigned its well-known mapping interface.  More

The next huge upset in online music

As digital delivery eats away at music royalties, artists have found a way to fight back.  More

The hot mall drawing 8 million shopaholics

Wanelo is a fast-growing social shopping startup that found a way to turn image sharing into a profitable retail business.  Play

Cyberattacks devastated my business!

From a small startup that was hacked by Anonymous to a cleaning firm that fell prey to a Nigerian scam, these five small businesses explain how cyberattacks hurt their firms.  More

Can Lenovo do it?

The computer maker is poised to become the planet's No. 1 PC seller. Now CEO Yuanqing Yang is trying to build a global brand -- and outmaneuver Apple and Samsung.  More

Short interest: How Apple got mugged in April

Shorts swarmed the stock just before the March quarter earnings report.  More

The iPad is getting a major upgrade

Users are flocking to a new email program.  More

About that Apple 1 that set a new auction record

It was not owned by a professional ball player. It was not sold by Sotheby's. It did work.  More

Horace Dediu has four questions for Apple's Tim Cook

In advance of Cook's appearance at D11 next week, a deep dive into Apple's business.  More

Why Waze is a hot takeover target

The maps app is loved by its 50 million users ... so much that Apple, Facebook and Google have all reportedly shown interest in buying the company.  More

Did Microsoft stretch the truth in tablet ads?

Apple's defenders count the errors in Microsoft's anti-iPad ads.  More

Web-like analytics are coming to brick-and-mortar stores

A company called Placed is applying some of the methods used online to the real world.  More

Automattic nears Tumblr valuation

WordPress.com parent company raises $50 million.  More

New Apple TV ad series: Every day, more people ...

First, take photos. Second, enjoy their music. What's next?  More

Why Waze maps are so valuable

Waze is one of a handful of companies that owns its proprietary maps, making it an attractive target for Apple, Facebook or Google.  Play

U.S. judge in e-book trial says Apple is likely to lose

It doesn't start until June 3, but the judge is already working on a draft of her decision.  More

Apple, Android and a truckload of watermelons

Looking at market share vs. profit share every which way to Sunday.  More

FCC hopes to avoid 'end of world' for cell phones

The FCC wants to simplify spectrum auctions to stave off a cell phone bandwidth crisis.  More

Ashton Kutcher: 'Media @&$#%! Twitter up'

Ashton Kutcher says Twitter has lost its personal touch and that big media firms have to watch out for Amazon and Netflix.  More

Can Microsoft's Kinect finally deliver for gamers?

The hardware is improved, but Kinect will still need games to make it relevant  More

Jon Stewart on Tim Cook, Apple's taxes, and the subcommittee

"Who are those people? What is the opposite of a Genius Bar?"  More

6 things you don't know about the Xbox One. (Really)

What you can and can't do with the new Microsoft device.  More

PayPal is bullish on Bitcoin

President David Marcus tells Fortune why he embraces digital currency, how he thinks the trend will play out, and when Americans can reasonably expect to go wallet-less.  More

Amazon's "Kindle Worlds" lets fan fiction writers sell their stories

Fan fiction stories based on copyrighted works are essentially impossible to sell. Amazon wants to change that with its new "Kindle Worlds" program.  More

Inside Amazon's tax fight

Fortune goes behind Amazons tax war.
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Twitter bumps up log-in security after hacks

After well-publicized hacks, Twitter is giving users the ability to add a two-step security process to their logins.  More

Insanely durable smartphone ... from Caterpillar?

Caterpillar's new B15 smartphone is rugged and good looking at the same time.  More

JLo's new gig: Verizon retailer

Jennifer Lopez is launching a new retail chain for Verizon Wireless to sell phones to Latinos.  More

New startups prime targets for cyberattacks

By the time a startup is five months old, it's already been the target of hundreds of spam messages and malware, according to a new industry report.  More

Tumblr founder: It's not a social network

CEO David Karp says he selfishly started Tumblr as his personal blog, then realized that people could be connected through ideas instead of relationships.  Play

Tumblr CEO on Mayer and dropping out

A now very rich 26-year-old Tumblr CEO David Karp calls Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer 'a genius of the geniuses' and discusses dropping out of high school.  Play

Bitcoin more powerful than fastest supercomputers

Bitcoin's network generates more power than the top 500 supercomputers and sucks down around $200,000 a day in electricity costs.  More

Shazam overhauls iPad app as music market heats up

The update revamps the Shazam app's old features, and includes new ones focused on location data, popularity, social media and faster tagging.  More

HP soars as Meg Whitman turnaround continues

Hewlett-Packard reported profits that topped forecasts and shares surged on the news. But CEO Meg Whitman is still preaching patience.  More

How police can find your deleted text messages

With smartphone forensics, law enforcement can find deleted texts, photos, contacts and more.  More

Guess which senator asked Apple the smartest questions?

To the surprise of many, it was the Tea Party candidate from Wisconsin.  More

Celebrating the web in 5 words

For 17 years the Webby Awards have celebrated the best of the internet. Winners this year included Kevin Spacey, Jerry Seinfeld and Frank Ocean.  Play

It's been 10 years: Google is officially a New Yorker

The search giant opened its New York City office a decade ago. Time flies.  More

Tim Cook's testimony on Apple's taxes: The reviews are in

Reporters wrote two kinds of second-day stories, with two very different takes.  More

How Xbox One could be a game-changer

The new Kinect sensor creates new opportunities but it's up to game developers to support it.  Play

The Xbox One has one major problem

Microsoft's Xbox One is being touted as the only peripheral your TV needs—except for your cable box, the only thing it apparently can't work without.  More

Move over Mr. Mayor, cities are getting chief innovation officers

Towns are taking a page from the corporate world in an effort to make strapped municipal governments more efficient.  More

10 killer new features of Microsoft's Xbox One

Microsoft is making a bid to own the living room with its new entertainment device.  More

How Apple scores its lower tax bill

Apple pays a lot in taxes to the U.S. government. But many tax experts and lawmakers say Apple's tax bill would be bigger if the company didn't take advantage of so many loopholes in the tax code.  More

See Microsoft's new Xbox in 90 seconds

Microsoft unveils the Xbox One, a new console for high-powered video games plus streaming TV and movies.  Play

Mr. Cook came to Washington, and escaped unscathed

No one laid a glove on Apple's CEO, not even the subcommittee's hostile chairman.  More

Microsoft unveils new Xbox One game console

Microsoft's latest Xbox One game console focuses on its Kinect motion-tracking camera  More

Apple CEO Cook: 'I'm not an unfair person'

Apple CEO Tim Cook does not believe Apple's offshore cash practices and tax payments are unfair and says he wouldn't preside over them if they were.  Play

Judge rules Airbnb illegal in New York City

New York City officials have ruled in Nigel Warren's case, saying Airbnb violates a so-called "illegal hotel" law.  More

Apple grilled about tax havens

CEO Tim Cook faces harsh criticism at Senate hearing on Apple's overseas tax policies.  More

Rand Paul 'offended' as Apple gets grilled

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Tennessee is 'offended' by the Congressional hearing on Apple's taxes, but Democratic Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan says the inquiry is necessary.  Play

Meet David Karp: Tech's newest superstar

The founder of Tumblr is in the spotlight following Yahoo's purchase of the blogging site for $1.1 billion. So who is David Karp?  More

Big Data could generate millions of new jobs

U.S. companies will need 1.9 million more techies by 2015, says one expert. Here are the top 10 tech skills employers are seeking.  More

Sen. Rand Paul: 'The Senate should apologize to Apple'

In Apple's defense, the junior senator from Kentucky has been tweeting up a storm.  More

Ticketing startup's push to be a $1B biz

Launched in 2006, EventBrite has sold over 100 million tickets for events from two people to a hundred thousand.  Play

Live TV: Where to watch the Senate's Apple hearings

C-Span's coverage begins at 9:30. Tim Cook will appear in the second segment.  More

Meet the AdMob genius who's at it again

Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan wants to bridge the divide between desktop and mobile advertising. If she succeeds, even Google could find itself at a disadvantage.  More

Apple vs. Subcommittee: Tim Cook has some explaining to do

It's a good thing for Apple that most people won't read the Senate subcommittee's report.
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Flickr: The ghost that haunts Yahoo

Recent upgrades to the once-innovative service notwithstanding, the photo-sharing site is a lesson in what not to do.  More

Watson will be taking your calls now

IBM's supercomputer is getting a job in customer service.  More

Yahoo rolls out update to make Flickr 'awesome again'

The Flickr redesign is a complete overhaul of its previous text-heavy layout, focusing instead on larger images.  More

How Apple sidestepped U.S. taxes: The Senate's version

The results of its probe of Apple's offshore taxes are now available online.  More

Apple set for DC tax fight

Apple executives including CEO Tim Cook are due to appear before a Senate subcommittee on Tuesday, as lawmaker study how multinationals keep profits offshore for tax purposes.  More

Brighter days for First Solar

Solar panel manufacturer First Solar was punished in recent years by an industrywide collapse in prices. But now rising demand is boosting the company's sales -- and its stock price.  More

Meet AOI, Apple's mysterious Irish subsidiary

In a statement to the Senate, Apple explains -- sort of -- what it's doing in Cork.  More

Yahoo-Tumblr: Who cares?

Too much is being made of the $1.1 billion acquisition.  More

Yahoo must learn from past merger mistakes

Tumblr is the latest startup to be acquired by Yahoo, but the big purple tech giant's previous buyout record is spotty.  More

All Yahoo's spending can't make it cool again

It's time for the Web 1.0 icon to put down its credit card and get back to work.  More

Tumblr fans have little love for Yahoo purchase

Users took to Twitter to complain about Yahoo's $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr. The biggest fear is that Yahoo will ruin the popular blog site.  More

Where online shopping is killing retail

High-tech meets low-tech (bike messengers!) as new Chinese consumers embrace online shopping.  More

Yahoo buys Tumblr, promises to not 'screw it up'

Internet giant buys site favored by bloggers, paying $1.1 billion in cash for Tumblr  More

The IPO market is back -- for enterprise tech

The hottest trend in enterprise technology is fueling the market.  More

An Apple bear calls a bottom

Sees the Inverse Head and Shoulders he's been waiting for.  More

Yahoo to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion: Report

The Yahoo board reportedly has approved a deal to pay $1.1 billion in cash for the blogging site Tumblr.  More

The Winklevoss twins are Bitcoin bulls

Winklevoss Capital is dabbling in backing Bitcoin startups.  More

Fill 'er up ... with natural gas

A Chinese energy company builds a new kind of truck stop in America.  More

How devoted are Apple users?

A new Forrester survey compares it to Google and Microsoft.  More

Google says you'll know when Glass is sketchy

Glass employees speak openly on public concerns  More

Supercomputer Watson's future revealed

IBM's CEO told Fortune what the future holds for the talking supercomputer.  More

Galaxy S4: 10M in 4 weeks. iPhone 5: 5M in 3 days.

When Apple reported record iPhone 5 sales, the stock began a six-month free fall.  More

Blackberry is about to give away its last advantage

Its free messaging service is one of the struggling company's most valuable assets.  More

Google Android's enterprise problem

Google's mobile operating system may be getting a boost from--of all places--Blackberry.  More

The big funds on Apple: Who bought and who sold last quarter

Total shares held fell 5.2%, but more funds increased than reduced their Apple holdings.  More

Facebook IPO: Winners & losers

From Sheryl Sandberg and the Nasdaq to the graffiti artist who took stock instead of cash, here's who's riding high and lying low one year after the Facebook IPO.  More

Automobiles ape the iPhone

Cars are one of the fastest-growing categories of connected devices -- and tech is cashing in.  More

Watch who Tim Cook talks to in the Washington press corps

In advance of Tuesday's Senate testimony, he gave interviews to Politico and the Washington Post -- but not, pointedly, to the New York Times.  More

Biggest Bitcoin exchange lands in feds' crosshairs

U.S. officials froze the financial accounts of Bitcoin's biggest exchange, accusing it of transmitting money without a license.  More

Google Hangouts: Google Chat gets a much needed makeover

Google's newest product -- Hangouts -- isn't fundamentally different than other current cross-platform messaging apps, but it unifies many of Google's own products.  More

Missed out on Facebook IPO and couldn't be happier

One individual investor explains why he's relieved he didn't buy Facebook on the day of its IPO. Another did buy near the top but is still holding on for the long haul.  More

Crowdfunding tries to grow up

Will regulation and profiteering ruin the nascent crowdfunding industry -- or make it better?  More

Samsung: Get ready for 5G wireless

The Korean giant wants to deliver 5G network technology by 2020.  More

Google CEO Larry Page wants less tech squabbling

Larry Page blames broken processes for hiccups in tech progress  More

Can Silver Lake walk away from Dell?

Dell's earnings collapse could have an impact on its buyout deal.  More

Why Dreamworks is buying YouTube channels

Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg says he bought AwesomenessTV, a YouTube channel, to target teens.  Play

Windows Phone beats Blackberry for third

Google's Android and Apple's iOS still make up the vast majority of the market.  More

A better fingerprint scanner for frequent flyers

The company that supplies Global Entry, the government-run trusted traveler program, has begun production of a more user-friendly machine.  More

Google: We're still a software company

At its annual I/O conference, Google showcased a number of software updates yet almost nothing new in hardware.  Play

Tim Cook to testify on taxes: Did the N.Y. Times have it wrong?

Next week we'll find out what a Senate probe of Apple's offshore holdings has uncovered.  More

How I make money mining bitcoins

With bitcoins still hovering over $100, one miner explains how he makes money running his computer 24/7, supporting the Bitcoin system.  Play

Larry Page's kumbaya moment sounded hollow

Google's CEO decried the negativity in the tech industry. Too bad the company's executives have a long history of trashing the competition.  More

OTOY: Bringing the big screen experience to browsers

The brainchild of scrappy programmer Jules Urbach took a stealthy development route, and guess what? It might pay off.  More

You can spend bitcoins at your local mall

Virtual currency Bitcoin is gaining acceptance at a growing number of merchants -- but they admit that very few customers are actually using it.  More

Tea-delivering drone, phone-charging bike

Startups are looking past the smartphone and creating innovative tech hardware to solve unexpected problems.  Play

About.me founder on AOL split

About.me founder Tony Conrad says his social media company is for those who don't fit into the LinkedIn 'rubric,' and that buying back his company from AOL was 'amicable.'  Play

JPMorgan presses Bloomberg over snooping

JPMorgan Chase is asking to see five years of internal Bloomberg logs as the data provider scrambles to reassure customers following a snooping scandal in its news division.  More

Why Google's new music service might actually work

This could be the music service that finally challenges Spotify.  More

Google's new products in 90 seconds

A new music service, new maps, voice search and a surprise appearance by CEO Larry Page were among the highlights at Google I/O.  Play

Briefings of the day: U.S.A. vs. Apple Inc.

In the DOJ's great e-book conspiracy, Apple is the sole defendant still standing.  More

Google wants to make photos Google Plus' killer app

Google is betting its algorithms can enhance your snapshots.  More

How Change.org profits from petitions

Change.org founder Ben Rattray talks to Fortune's Adam Lashinsky about how his petitions website is able to attract users and investors.  Play

Cisco earnings up in 'slow but steady' economy

Cisco's financial results mirror worldwide economic trends -- and last quarter's sales and earnings show steady improvement.  More

Google takes aim at Spotify and Pandora

Its new music service—Google Play Music All Access—has features that are similar to both competitors.  More

Why the fax machine just won't die

Haven't used one in years? Seems like few people have, but that hasn't stopped the Stone Age technology from hanging on. Here's why.  More

Meet the man who figures Apple is worth $240 a share

What does David Trainer know about Apple that nobody else does?  More

How Change.org taps into the crowd

Change.org founder Ben Rattray talks about how his petitions website is able to attract users and investors.  More

What Gartner says privately about Apple's next 3 years

In a note to buy-side analysts, it predicts Apple will easily beat the Street's consensus.  More

Inside BMW's design lab

CNNMoney gets an inside look at BMW's North American design lab, where the company works on everything from cars to coffee makers.  Play

Florida woman sues Apple for $5 million under racketeering law

Wouldn't it have been easier for Apple to replace her out-of-warranty iPhone 4?  More

The secret to making Big Data work

The deluge of data being created by consumers is great. But one thing is missing to make it worth something to companies: good design.  More

Google Glass: Limited and clunky, but the future

Figuring out exactly what to do with Google Glass is half the reason it exists.  More

How I 'stole' $14 million from a bank: A security tester's tale

Hacking into a bank is surprisingly easy. This expert has the receipt to prove it.  More

BlackBerry launches low-cost Q5 phone

BlackBerry announced the Q5, as well as a time-frame for the U.S. launch of the Q10.  More

Google CEO Larry Page has vocal cord paralysis

Page, who didn't speak in public for several months last year, said his doctors speculate it's virus-based nerve damage from a terrible cold he suffered 14 years ago.  More

Will Google hit $1000 or is it the next Apple?

Although Google's stock keeps hitting new all-time highs, it may not necessarily suffer the same fate as Apple.  More

Square unveils Stand, a countertop point of sale system

The fast-growing payments startup is making an aggressive play for larger retailers.  More

Jack Dorsey: 'We are optimizing for growth'

Square CEO Jack Dorsey spoke to Fortune exclusively about his company's new hardware, Stand, a $299 countertop point of sale system.  More

Shapeways is reinventing the factory

A glimpse of the future -- printed in 3-D -- in Long Island City.  More

The business wires' new verbal tic: Apple is 'losing steam'

First Bloomberg, now Reuters, have boiled Apple down to a two-word editorial formula.  More

Inside BMW's design lab

CNNMoney gets an inside look at BMW's North American design lab, where the company works on everything from cars to coffee makers.  Play

For chipmakers -- new leaders, same battle

Intel's new CEO starts Thursday. Chip maker ARM's begins later this year. The only thing not changing? What they're fighting for.  More

Another sign car-sharing is heating up

Why RelayRides is buying Wheelz.  More

Never forget where you parked again

Startup Automatic wants to make your iPhone your car's cerebral cortex.  More

5 Apple rumors likely to come true

Rumors about Apple's iPhone, iOS software, iWatch and iTV are rampant, but you'll probably see these five one day.  More

4 reasons online TV is still a pipe dream

ABC is the first broadcaster to launch its own live-streaming app, but four big limitations highlight the difficulty of getting TV fully online.  More

Mobile-payment service Square blocks gun sales

Square's new terms of service for retailers to ban sales of guns and other weapons.  More

Drones: The ultimate economic stimulus

Unmanned aerial systems--drones--are about to unleash $82 billion in economic impact across the United States.
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Strategist predicts end of Bitcoin

Global risk analyst Ian Bremmer thinks that the next generation of virtual currencies are more likely to endure than Bitcoin.  More

Hey Newt, it's called a 'smartphone'

Newt Gingrich and his staff are trying to come up with a name for these phonelike things that also perform other tasks like taking pictures and surfing the Web.  More

Tesla's Musk quits Zuckerberg's immigration reform group

Tesla founder Elon musk has left FWD.us, Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg's advocacy group.  More

Why Marc Andreessen likes Google Glass

Venture capitalist Andreessen thinks Google Glass will be just as 'transformative' as the smartphone - if not more.  Play

How startups can get cheap office space

Time to move your business out of your home? Here's how.  More

60 Minutes Overtime: Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Charlie Rose

A video glimpse into a 30-year relationship that is the definition of frenemies.  More

Dell to Icahn: Show us the money

Dell asks Icahn for more details.  More

How ABC plans to take it to Aereo

Network will use live-streaming and the cloud to challenge startup.  More

9 ideas for a radical redesign of iOS 7

Apple's mobile operating system is reportedly getting a major reboot. So we asked designers what they would change. Here is what they came up with.  More

9 states poised to dominate the drone economy

These areas are likely to reap the benefits of the boom in unmanned aircraft.  More

Fastest-Growing Companies in the Fortune 1000

From home builders to gold miners, these 25 companies are growing their bottom lines faster than any others in the Fortune 1000.  More

10 transformation technologies from the 500

A look at the chips, devices, and software that will change the way people will live in the decades to come.  More

Individual investors rush into Apple

More TD Ameritrade clients own Apple now than ever before as individual investors took advantage of Apple's recent stock slide.  More

Nokia's Lumia 928: Placeholder more than flagship

Nokia's latest top phone, the Lumia 928, might just be a placeholder.  More

Why your inbox is being flooded by LinkedIn

Many users describe a surge in activity on the social network. Truth is, it's been a long-time coming.  More

Bloomberg apologizes to clients for data snooping

The editor in chief of Bloomberg News said Monday that reporters working for the company's news division should never have been allowed to access otherwise restricted client data.  More

5 things we want to see from the new Android

Google is expected to unveil the next version of Android next week. These 5 features could improve the operating system.  More

Yahoo is stuck with Microsoft

Yahoo's Microsoft Bing-powered search deal hasn't paid off as well as Yahoo hoped.  More

The FCC wants to make in-flight Wi-Fi less awful

A new proposal to speed up in-flight Wi-Fi from the FCC would borrow bandwidth from satellites.  More

YouTube launches paid subscription service

YouTube subscription fees will start at 99 cents per month, and viewers can test out a free 14-day trial.  More

Huawei has been far from silent

Yes, Ren Zhengfei wields enormous power over the Chinese telecom giant. But the company's management is far more complex.  More

Soros stubs his toe in Massachusetts

Daily Voice bankruptcy is a setback for 'hyperlocal' news.  More

How hackers stole $45 million from banks

U.S. authorities say that cyber thieves used an elaborate scheme involving stolen pre-paid debit card information to steal $45 million from banks.  Play

8 to be charged in $45 million cybertheft bank heist

Federal prosecutors to announce charges against 8 in New York who were part of global cybertheft ring stealing targeting banks.  More

Barnes & Noble soars 24% on report that Microsoft wants to buy Nook

Microsoft is already a Nook investor, but now the company reportedly wants to buy Barnes & Noble's entire e-book business for a cool $1 billion.  More

NSA's 3-step guide to hacking Google

Thanks to a Freedom of Information Act release, you can search like a spy.  More

Hedge-fund billionaire Falcone agrees to SEC ban

Under the proposed settlement with the SEC, Falcone would be barred from serving as an investment adviser for two years but could still manage his companies.  More

Amazon: The ultimate good-faith stock

Few stocks involve more guessing than AMZN. The company is tightfisted when it comes to disclosing data or metrics.  More

Samsung Galaxy S4: Coleslaw in U.S., kimchee in Korea

Unlike Apple, Samsung makes different flavors for different regional tastes.
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Carriers look to phase out the $200 iPhone

The days of the $200 smartphone could be numbered.  More

About that Bloomberg report of 'falling iPad mini demand'

The CEO of a key Apple supplier says the reporter tried to put those words in his mouth.  More

Why BMW is building a bobsled

The U.S. Olympic team has tapped the automaker to design and develop a two-man bobsled for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.  Play

Reclusive Huawei CEO breaks media silence

Ren Zhengfei founded Chinese telecom giant Huawei in 1987 and has never granted an interview. Until today.  More

Groupon's radical new plan

Yes, the Groupon's whismy-prone founder is gone. That doesn't mean the e-commerce company has changed its ambitions much.  More

Groupon shares surge 13% as losses narrow

Shares of Groupon rose sharply after the company reported a smaller loss and growing sales.  More

10 transformation technologies from the 500

A look at the chips, devices, and software that will change the way people will live in the decades to come.  More

Fastest-Growing Companies in the Fortune 1000

From home builders to gold miners, these 25 companies are growing their bottom lines faster than any others in the Fortune 1000.  More

Drones: The ultimate economic stimulus

Unmanned aerial systems--drones--are about to unleash $82 billion in economic impact across the United States.
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9 states poised to dominate the drone economy

These areas are likely to reap the benefits of the boom in unmanned aircraft.  More

9 ideas for a radical redesign of iOS 7

Apple's mobile operating system is reportedly getting a major reboot. So we asked designers what they would change. Here is what they came up with.  More

For chip makers new leaders, same battle

Intel's new CEO starts Thursday. Chip maker ARM's begins later this year. The only thing not changing? What they're fighting for.  More

Never forget where you parked again

Start-up Automatic wants to make your iPhone your car's cerebral cortex.  More

Shapeways is reinventing the factory

A glimpse of the future—printed in 3D—in Long Island City.  More

OTOY: Bringing the big screen experience to browsers

The brainchild of scrappy programmer Jules Urbach took a stealthy development route, and guess what? It might pay off.  More

PayPal is bullish on Bitcoin

President David Marcus tells Fortune why he embraces digital currency, how he thinks the trend will play out, and when Americans can reasonably expect to go wallet-less.  More
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