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Search giant Google on Friday debuted a "motion-controlled" e-mail system that lets users write digital messages by moving their bodies instead of typing on keyboards, which Google says are "outdated" and "inefficient." FULL STORY
Filed under: Web
On our weekly "Tech Check" podcast, CNN.com's Tech team breaks down Google's +1 button, Amazon's "cloud" music service, Topeka's Google snub and one very funny cobra. FULL STORY
Microblog Sina Weibo lets users embed pictures, post comments and easily communicate. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports. FULL VIDEO
Filed under: Social Media
At Wednesday's announcement of Google's +1, the company was coy about comparing its experimental product to the longstanding Facebook Like button. But in the two companies' ongoing battle for ad dollars, +1 is a clear shot across Facebook's bow. FULL STORY
Hybrids and electric vehicles were just the beginning. Next up: the mushroom mobile. FULL STORY
Filed under: Tech Biz
Microsoft has a surprising ally in its argument that Google is an abusive monopolist: Samuel Miller, the prosecutor who led the federal government's first antitrust case against Microsoft more than a decade ago. FULL STORY
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Could firefighters one day use an electric wand to zap flames away? FULL STORY
Filed under: Innovation
New hamster-ball-style technology uses the sun to turn dirty water into clean. FULL VIDEO
Filed under: Innovation
Google is pretty good with robots. Not so much with people. FULL STORY
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Facebook has the "Like" button. Now Google has the "+1" button. FULL STORY
Filed under: Tech Biz
Microsoft plans to file a formal complaint with the European Commission Thursday, accusing Google of abusing its position as the region's dominant search engine. FULL STORY
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Google's announcement that it's adding a "+1" button to incorporate user recommendations into its search results raised a lot of questions not addressed in the company's official announcement. FULL STORY
CNN's Eunice Yoon travels to a village where the residents make their living selling through Taobao.com. FULL VIDEO
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What more could a city do? FULL STORY
Filed under: Web
Francisco Dao is over it. FULL STORY
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Click on "Tech Check" at the bottom of this CNN podcasts page for the latest news, insight and banter from the CNN.com tech team. This week, we break down Google's +1 button, Amazon's "cloud" music service, Topeka's broadband snub and one very funny cobra. FULL STORY
From webcams mounted on sharks to computer touchscreens that touch you back, technology is always pushing the boundary of what is possible. This series explores bold tech ideas and innovation. FULL STORY
Forget 'Friday': Viral Web tunes we actually like
We're two weeks in and Rebecca Black "Friday" fever shows no signs of breaking. Sigh. So to bolster your musical spirits, here are a handful of songs that we actually like -- and that we may have never heard without some help from the viral Web. FULL STORY
Nintendo's new 3DS -- a multi-media trojan horse?
Nintendo 3DS, a glasses-free 3-D handheld video game system, arrives this month for $249.99. But gaming, it turns out, might be among the least of the system's capabilities. FULL STORY
In U.S., gadgets get local news
When you want news or information about your community, do you sometimes turn to your cell phone or tablet computer? If so, you've got plenty of company. FULL STORY
Why not call it a Facebook revolution?
Of course, technology alone doesn't make revolutions in Egypt or anywhere else. The will of the people is the most vital ingredient. But that doesn't mean social media cannot provide wavering revolutionaries with vital aid and comfort. FULL STORY
Syria tests internet freedom theory
In the wake of Egypt's "Facebook revolution," which was fueled in part by online social networks, much has been made about the role of technology in encouraging or even creating democracy. FULL STORY
Online, it's easy to stick your fingers in your ears and let your passivity deliver bad news that you're too chicken to deliver yourself. But growing some cajones and facing a this-will-not-end-well situation head-on is almost always more respectful to the other party than going into hiding. FULL STORY
Even as Eric Schmidt steps down as chief executive at Google on Monday, he can leave with the satisfaction that his employee approval rating is at an all-time high. There's an art to quitting when you're on top. FULL STORY
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