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In the first major announcement since Marissa Mayer took over as CEO, Yahoo has launched a redesigned Yahoo Mail experience, along with the addition of new iPhone and Windows 8 apps.

The 2012 Year on Twitter shows all the things we love to talk about online. And one thing is clear: We love to talk about what’s on TV.

Instead of having to go out of your way to the weekly farmers’ market, Farmigo wants to bring local produce to where you already go — to workplaces, schools and community centers. And it plans to do it with the …

Brad Leong and Sam Gordon have a perfect 3-0 record for successful projects on crowdfunding sites. The duo have brought an app store-like model to platforms like Kickstarter, and are heralding in a new way to do business as a …

Samsung is aiming to make the S III easier to use, and better for photography in its upcoming Premium Suite software update. The Korean electronics maker detailed the last half of the 14 new features due for the S III …

Twitter added Instagram-style photo filtering to its app on Monday.

The troubles with iOS 6 Maps are so great in the Outback that Australian police officials are urging drivers to use other mapping services until the product improves.

Samsung teased seven new features for the Galaxy S III smartphone on Friday, dubbing the collection as its Premium Suite. The features include the ability to reach your Facebook Newsfeed in your lock screen.

A key Apple multitouch patent dubbed “the Steve Jobs patent” has been tentatively invalidated by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office through a preliminary ruling.

Pepper the parrot wouldn’t shut up, and owner Andrew Gray was determined to do something about it. So, Gray built a small buggy for Pepper to drive by beak.

TSA agents sure are accruing a reputation for being unscrupulous thieves — particularly when it comes to Apple products. Case in point, a TSA agent at New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport has become the latest to be arrested and …

John McAfee cast his lot with reporters from Vice, who blew his location, lied to readers, and led to his downfall.

Apple’s iPhone will finally land on T-Mobile in 2013, putting the coveted smartphone on par with Samsung’s Galaxy S III in terms of reach across the top four U.S. carriers.

It’s not so much a robot as a motorized stand, but at $250 it is a far more practical solution to being there without being there.

Sorting out the Samsung v. Apple verdict is gonna take awhile, even if the judge presiding over the trial might trim the $1.05 billion award and said Thursday that it’s time for the tech giants to make peace.

As much as we don’t like it, Apple does need to litigate against its competitors to protect its IP. But if we don’t continue to see industry-leading innovation, Apple’s image could be tarnished.

The sixties were a defining decade in almost every way. These are the scientific, technological and cultural events that defined the decade and set a course for the future.

December is lousy with impersonal gift guides, but this one’s different: Wired staffers have spent quality time with all the items in this gallery and found them to be indispensable.

John McAfee was taken into police custody in Guatemala on Wednesday for being in the country illegally, police there have confirmed.

Google updated its Google Search app on Wednesday with new Google Now features that should make travel a bit easier for those using Android Jelly Bean.