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China opens windows on ‘The Great Firewall’
01 Jun 2015
Woman dumps rare Apple computer at recycling firm
01 Jun 2015
A mystery woman who dumped a rare Apple 1 computer to a Silicon Valley recycling firm could end up $100, 000 richer according to the Silicon Valley recycling firm
Google hopes to gobble up e-comm giants with ‘buy’ button
29 May 2015
If Google manages to bring online buyers on its website, it could stop users and advertising revenues from flowing into e-commerce sites like Amazon, Flipkart and Alibaba
EMC buys cloud services provider Virtustream for $1.2 bn
27 May 2015
With falling sales in its main data storage products business, EMC has been looking to expand its cloud services business
User account secret questions not secure: Google
22 May 2015
IBM takes stakes in in WayBlazer, Sellpoints to advance Watson-powered apps in online travel and shopping
22 May 2015
Hackers target Starbucks app
16 May 2015
Indian-origin 13-year old invents low-cost Braille printer
16 May 2015
Last year at 12, Shubham Banerjee became the youngest entrepreneur ever to receive venture funding after Intel Capital invested in his startup, Braigo Labs
The New York Times makes app NYT Now free
12 May 2015
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