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Nokia Launches Android-Based Phone; Google Giggles

The World Mobile Congress currently going on in Barcelona will generate some surprises, but Nokia's announcement of a cheap, Android-based smartphone is not one of them. The phone has been rumored to…

Paul Ausick
10:08am ET
Consumer Electronics

Samsung Ditches Android on New Smartwatch

Samsung ElectronicsWe can expect a blizzard of new product announcements and just plain announcements from the Mobile World Congress that kicked off Sunday morning in Barcelona. First out of the chute was…

Paul Ausick
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Technology

Is Your City Next for Google Fiber?

Wikimedia CommonsGoogle Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) has invited nine additional metropolitan areas — and a total of 34 cities — from around the country to explore “what it would take to bring them…

Paul Ausick
11:20am ET
Technology

Google Capital’s Third Investment: Renaissance Learning

Wikimedia CommonsGoogle Capital has made its third investment. Renaissance Learning, an education technology start-up, said on Wednesday that Google Inc.’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) investment fund had acquired a minority stake in the company…

Trey Thoelcke
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Apps & Software

Google Buys Audio Password Firm SlickLogin

Google has purchased Israel-based voice password recognition company SlickLogin, a small company that allows people to speak their passwords as a means to gain access to their computers.

Douglas A. McIntyre
9:45am ET
Apps & Software

Apple Opens First Store in Brazil

courtesy of Apple Inc.Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO Tim Cook tweeted: ‘Obrigado’ to everyone who visited our new store in Rio de Janeiro today and to our terrific customers across Brazil! Brazil…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Technology

Lenovo Becomes World’s Most Successful PC Company

As Hewlett-Packard and Dell have struggled as personal computer businesses besieged by the success of tablets and smartphones, China-based Lenovo has taken the spot as the world's most successful PC maker.

Douglas A. McIntyre