Microsoft increases Surface tablet production
Company says more stores will now carry the Surface, and more countries will be added within months
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How to move programs to a new PC with ease
Migrating to a new PC typically means having to install old programs from scratch -- but not with these tools
Apple could lose key patent
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has initially held that the tech giant's main multi-touch patent is invalid
Foxconn to expand in the U.S.
Electronics manufacturer accused of mistreating workers in China plans to ramp up production in the U.S.
Online shopping: How to avoid a lump of coal
E-commerce can be a real time saver for last minute shopping, but only when you get the service and responsiveness you need
U.S. energy independence? Don't hold your breath
Even with domestic oil and natural gas production soaring, the U.S. is likely to remain dependent on foreign energy for years to come
How to use your iPad as a second monitor
This free app can transform your iPad into another computer display
Microsoft's advances in mobile may hit a wall
Although demand is growing for Windows tablets, the software maker is unlikely ever to dominate the mobile computing world
Zynga moves to enter U.S. gambling market
News follows Zynga's October disclosure that it has signed a deal to offer online poker and casino games
Apple, Samsung clash in federal court over $1B fine
Technology rivals on Thursday were back in court, settling unfinished business
Amazon, Netflix see path to growth: kids
For entertainment companies, there is a sure way to attract faithful customers -- get them while they're young
Tech titans renew legal battle over smartphones
Samsung seeks to overturn a verdict that found the Korean tech titan ripped off Apple Inc.'s designs for its iPhone and iPad
How to turn your iPhone into a projector
The ipico Hand-held Projector is a portable gadget barely larger than a smartphone, yet it can replace a desktop projector
Nationwide Insurance hit by cyberattack
Insurance giant says compromised information includes names, birth dates and Social Security and driver's license numbers
Amazon launches Kindle content service for kids
The service, aimed at kids aged 3 to 8, will cost $4.99 per month for one child; It'll cost $2.99 per child for members of Amazon Prime
Jane Doe's account of what happened at Cornell fraternity house
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