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  • New California Emissions Standards Push Zero-Emissions Cars
  • Twitter Enacts Censorship Regime
  • Critics Blast ACTA as Unconstitutional, Dangerous
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  • iPhones, iPads May Get Magnetic Chargers
  • Why Did Facebook Hire a Managing Editor?
  • Report: Facebook IPO Could Happen Next Week
  • Aneesh Chopra, First Federal CTO, Steps Down
  • Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP
  • Woot Selling 32GB HP TouchPad for $219.99
  • Nintendo Chief Tips NFC, New Network for Wii U
  • Report: Amazon Merchant Bribed Buyers for Positive Reviews
  • Twitter Faces Backlash Over Censorship Plan
  • Google Music Manager Update Lets You Download All Songs
  • Poll: Facebook Timeline Worries Most Users
  • Google Expands Street View Indoor Maps Via Trusted Photographers
  • Welcome to the New MacWorld
  • German Court Rejects Another Samsung Patent Claim Against Apple
  • 'Super Wi-Fi': Super, But Not Wi-Fi
  • Samsung Beats Apple as 2011's No.1 Smartphone Maker
  • Google Privacy Spat; Feds Snooping Via Facebook; AT&T, FCC Brawl
  • Apple's Tim Cook Responds to Reports of Worker Abuse
  • New Google Earth Release Eliminates 'Patchwork Quilt' Effects
  • Google Kills Android Menu Button, Replaces It with Action Bar
  • Google Defends Privacy Policy as Congress Demands Answers
  • Valve's Steam Service Comes to iOS, Android
  • Twitter Now Able to Censor Tweets
  • Report: Spotify Hits 3 Million Paid Users
  • One in Five Workers Use Apple Products