I was visiting my nephews, again. Within seconds of seeing me fiddle with my iPhone, my older nephew, Jack, who is 8, asked me, again, if my iPhone had any videogames on it. FULL STORY

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Myspace has a new owner: Digital ad network Specific Media said Wednesday that it has acquired the ailing social network from News Corp. FULL STORY

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Paul Ceglia's attention-grabbing lawsuit claiming a 50% ownership stake in Facebook is starting to implode -- and on Tuesday, Ceglia's legal team quit. FULL STORY

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The violent earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan earlier this year severely rattled the technology industry's supply chain and pushed back the launch dates of several new devices. But an end is in sight: A new report predicts that the in… FULL STORY

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Payment startup Square just landed a massive cash infusion: The company raised $100 million in a financing round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. FULL STORY

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Vincent Fournier's photography captures a longing for the space age that lives somewhere between the recently made-possible and the science fiction of the 70s and 80s. Inspired by trips to the Paris museum of science, Vincent has been fascinated by the machine world since his youth and incorporates it into most of his… FULL STORY

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The iPhone turns 4 years old Wednesday. FULL STORY

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Three of Twitter's key developers-- Biz Stone, Evan Williams and Jason Goldman -- are launching a new venture. FULL STORY

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There's an old joke in the tech world: FULL STORY

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Google on Tuesday unveiled Google+, yet another attempt by the search giant to overcome its past miscues in the social networking space. FULL STORY

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Michel Laberge quit his job to invent a "glorified jackhammer" that he hoped would save the planet. That was 10 years ago. FULL STORY

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CNN's Michael Holmes looks at the digital footprint we leave behind and ways to hide our online lives. FULL VIDEO

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If you are looking to invest in a smartphone maker, your choices at first seem limited to Apple and a bevy of also-rans that are taking turns auditioning for the dubious distinction of becoming the next Palm. FULL STORY

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Ads touting Apple's iPad seem to be everywhere, but e-readers such as Amazon.com's Kindle and Barnes & Noble's Nook are actually more popular with consumers, according to a new report from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. FULL STORY

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In the latest of a recent slew of antitrust complaints filed against Google, French search company 1plusV said Tuesday it would seek $423 million in damages from the American search giant. FULL STORY

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On the Internet, anything can be the basis for a holiday -- even a number. FULL STORY

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Google has launched a new, mysterious service called What Do You Love. FULL STORY

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Blogging and tweeting might be among the last hobbies you'd list for a homeless person, but some down-and-out people have embraced social media in such a way that it's actually garnered them needed assistance -- everything from food and diapers for children to counseling and housing. FULL STORY

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Earlier this month, the Financial Times and ESPN debuted slick new applications for smartphones and tablets. But you won't find them in the iTunes App Store or Android Market. These apps run in your browser window. FULL STORY

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It should become easier to find flight data recorders in the wake of the Air France Flight 447 disaster, an aviation industry expert says. FULL STORY

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Maybe it helps for the nation's highest court to say it, too? FULL STORY

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Governments have come knocking on Google's door more frequently seeking people's private usage information. FULL STORY

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The Supreme Court has struck down a California law that would have banned selling violent video games to children -- and game publishers couldn't be happier. FULL STORY

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By now, everybody knows that mobile technology has transformed the way we share information. FULL STORY

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Facebook mania sent GSV Capital's stock up more than 40% on Monday, after the fund announced that it had purchased a tiny stake in Facebook. FULL STORY

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Emirati nuclear officials say proposed nuclear plants for growing energy demands will have advanced safety systems. FULL VIDEO

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Arranging to have pizzas delivered to a stranger's door is a classic prank. FULL STORY

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Twitter gives users unfiltered access to one another. It's a strength and a curse. CNN's Doug Gross explains. FULL VIDEO

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Citigroup acknowledged that a hack attack last month stole millions of dollars from customers' credit card accounts. FULL STORY

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LulzSec, the gleeful and secretive band of hackers who appear to be responsible for a string of high-profile and sometimes embarrassing Internet attacks, said it was disbanding. FULL STORY

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Personal details about Tony Blair that appear online were apparently not hacked from the former British prime minister's computer systems, but from the email account of a former staffer. FULL STORY

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As 2011 dawned, Facebook released a map that spoke to our era of social media in much the same way the first pictures of Earth from space spoke to the 1960s. FULL STORY

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Phone bills, especially cell phone bills, are notoriously complex and cryptic. This makes it easy to slip in new charges without consumers noticing -- including for services that the consumer never authorized. FULL STORY

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The latest version of Apple's widely-used Final Cut Pro high-end video-editing software may not be ready for its closeup. FULL STORY

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Add Electronic Arts to the ever-growing hack list. The video game maker revealed that hackers recently breached a server linked to a message board, stealing customer information in the process. FULL STORY

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Some commercial passenger jets will begin flying on biofuels within months, as the airline industry attempts to shed its image as a major source of global pollution. FULL STORY

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On this week's Tech Check podcast, Doug Gross, John Sutter and Stephanie Goldberg discuss the approval of new Internet domain endings. FULL STORY

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Google went on the defensive about its business practices on Friday as it acknowledged that is the subject of a government probe. FULL STORY

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The painful slide in the stock price of Cisco Systems is now big enough news to even rile up consumer advocate and perennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader. FULL STORY

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Several billion years from now, scientists predict that the universe may end in heat death. That looks like the only thing that will kill off the Winklevoss twins' legal crusade against Facebook. FULL STORY

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Everyone knows Pandora -- that popular music-streaming site where robots pick songs for you based on equations. FULL STORY

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Anyone who's watched James Cameron's Oscar-winning "Avatar" can see the difference stereoscopic 3-D can make in a big screen event film when it's done correctly. FULL STORY

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CNN's Jim Bittermann reports on five French brothers who turned a farm supply store into a computer gaming giant. FULL VIDEO

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Patent reform cleared another major hurdle on Thursday, when the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to approve a bill that would fundamentally change the way the government treats intellectual property. FULL STORY

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Buying a supercomputer costs millions of dollars, then thousands more each year to maintain it. That's not to mention the hefty electric bill to keep the massive system running. FULL STORY

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