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Chinese consumers rate Macs as most desirable, although only 7% can afford one.
Nathan Myhrvold, the former CTO of Microsoft, uses novel laboratory technologies to cook delicious food.
Increased anticipated demand has reportedly led Amazon to increase manufacturing of the Android-based tablet to five million-units by the end of the year.
The first iPod went on sale on November 10, 2001 and by the end of 2010 Apple sold over 275 million of the iconic MP3 players.
Adobe's decision to discontinue Flash development for mobile devices means consumers are one step closer to viewing content on any device.
Slow browsing, few apps, and an embarrassing service outage. Can BlackBerry recover from its biggest crisis yet?
Some of the tech industry's biggest and most influential employers fight hard to keep private details about the demographics of their workforce.
Shares of Cisco rose as sales of new businesses helped lift the company out of the doldrums.
American firms claim Chinese companies are 'dumping' solar cells on the U.S. market at low prices, making it impossible for others to compete.
Young viewers are abandoning pay TV in favor of the Internet. And satellite providers are more vulnerable than their cable competitors -- for now.
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