Apple's 9 million iPhone weekend: The good and bad
Selling millions of new iPhones in a weekend is great for Apple, but the big number can gloss over some big problems
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Get 10GB free on Google Drive with Quickoffice
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Blackberry slashes workforce by 40 percent
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Microsoft takes iPad trade-ins for cash
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Facebook: The NSA made people distrust us
CEO Mark Zuckerberg claims privacy concerns were not a big issue for Facebook users until NSA revelations came to light
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Streaming music is great for listeners, but even top providers in the niche are struggling to make a go of it as a business
Windows 8.1: The Start button, half-fulfilled
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Microsoft hikes dividend but questions abound
As the company takes steps to keep investors happy, it fails to address fundamental strategic questions or consider new actions
How secure is Apple iPhone's Touch ID?
Fingerprint readers don't have the best rep for security, raising questions about whether the tech belongs on the new iPhone
Apple's new iPhones prepare iOS for future
Although the tech giant's latest smartphones seem lacking in innovation, there's more there than meets the eye
Twitter's stealth IPO: Less info for investors?
New SEC rules for going public could deprive investors of the info they need to evaluate the blogging startup's prospects
Job-hunting? Time to scrub your Facebook page
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Study: People open email even if its suspicious
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Updated OneNote for iPad liberates users from PC
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