In Shift of Jobs, Apple Will Make Some Macs in U.S.

By CATHERINE RAMPELL and NICK WINGFIELD

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Timothy Cook, Apple’s chief, said that the company was planning to build more Mac components domestically, with partners.

Some analysts are hopeful that the move by a big, innovative company like Apple could inspire a broader renaissance in American manufacturing, but a number of experts remain skeptical.

National Network for First Responders Is Years Away

By EDWARD WYATT

Planning delays, lack of money and limitations in technology have slowed the creation of a communications network for the police, firefighters and others.

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S.E.C. Weighs Suit Against Netflix

By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED

Netflix said that it and its chief executive, Reed Hastings, may face civil claims from the Securities and Exchange Commission because of information disclosed in a Facebook post.

Bits Blog

Planning His Legacy, Cisco Chief Maps an Expansion

By QUENTIN HARDY

John Chambers is revamping Cisco to keep up with a revolution in the technology business.

Bucks Blog

A New Airport App in Time for Holiday Travel

By ANN CARRNS

TravelNerd Airport Guide aims to help travelers make their way around airports quickly and cheaply, with detailed maps of terminals and gates.

Bits Blog

T-Mobile Will Sell Apple Devices in 2013

By JENNA WORTHAM

Deutsche Telekom, the parent company of T-Mobile USA, said that it had entered a partnership with Apple to sell its products for use on its network in 2013. T-Mobile USA is the last major carrier in the United States that does not offer Apple products.

Drafters of Communications Treaty Are Split on Issue of Internet Governance

By ERIC PFANNER

A United States proposal to keep the Internet in the hands of the private sector is being resisted by some delegates, including those from Russia and some African and Middle Eastern nations.

Bits Blog

F.C.C. Calls on F.A.A. to Allow Electronics on Planes

By NICK BILTON

Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, sent a letter to the Federal Aviation Administration urging the agency to allow more electronics on airplanes.

Bits Blog

Apple and Samsung Tangle on Damages and Juror

By NICK WINGFIELD

Samsung and Apple lawyers butted heads over the more than $1 billion in damages that a federal jury awarded Apple in August, but the judge in the case issued no new rulings in the case.

Bits Blog

Does Apple's Tim Cook Want an Apple Television?

By NICK BILTON

In an interview with NBC, the chief executive of Apple, Timothy D. Cook, said the television was “an area of intense interest” for the company.

State of the Art

All-in-One PCs Look Good and Cost Plenty

By DAVID POGUE

Three sleek and shiny PCs from Apple, Hewlett-Packard and Vizio offer the latest components but no DVD drives.

Video: 60 Seconds With Pogue

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Why Breaking Up H.P. Makes Sense

By ROB COX and ROBERT CYRAN

A back-of-the envelope calculation shows that the parts of the once-storied computing conglomerate could be worth just under $26 a share — 85 percent more than the company’s current share price.

Global Agenda | Conversation

Are We Becoming Cyborgs?

Susan Greenfield, Evgeny Morozov and Maria Popova on what technology and the Internet mean for our brains, our relationships and our future.

December 6, 2012

Apple and Samsung Tangle on Damages and Juror

December 6, 2012

Planning His Legacy, Cisco Chief Maps an Expansion

December 6, 2012

F.C.C. Calls on F.A.A. to Allow Electronics on Planes

December 6, 2012

Today's Scuttlebot: Zynga's Betting Plan, and Court Ruling on Yelp Complaint

December 6, 2012

YouTube Tries to Become More Like TV

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Video: Newspaper Cover Sparks Debate

TimesCast Media+Tech: A newspaper’s front-page photograph. | David Pogue compares desktops in 60 seconds. | Netflix and Disney make a deal.

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Google Grants $1.2M to Help Analyze Female Roles in TV, Film | wired.com

Google is a feminist, giving grant money to use technology to analyze female roles in kids' movies and TV shows. - Claire Cain Miller

Judge Says Homeowner Must Delete Yelp Accusations | The Washington Post

Complaining about a contractor on Yelp is fine. Accusing him of theft is probably not. - David Streitfeld

Zynga Seeks Gambling License in Nevada | reuters.com

Zynga wants a Nevada license to let gamblers bet real money on its popular games. - Suzanne Spector

A recipe to bypass Instagram turning off Twitter cards. | ifttt.com

How to use IFTTT to get Instagram photos up on Twitter. - Damon Darlin

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Official Google Blog

Google+: Communities and photos

Bloomberg

Foxconn Plans American Expansion as Clients Seek Made in U.S.A.

Disruptions

An Israeli man surveys damage caused by a rocket fired from Gaza. Lawmakers are demanding that Twitter ban two militant groups, Hamas and Hazbollah, insisting that the service aids in spreading

Silencing the Voices of Militants on Twitter

By NICK BILTON

A technology used by the Arab Spring protesters in their drive for a new order in the region is now under attack over aiding and abetting terrorist organizations.