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How to game a robotic essay grader: big words matter, factual accuracy doesn't
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Verizon cuts price of Galaxy Nexus to $199.99, as expected
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Did Apple's ebook sales model help lower costs for consumers by attacking Amazon?
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Samsung scrapping ID cards in favor of NFC-equipped handsets
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India overtakes US to become top spam purveyor in early 2012
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Intel expecting over 570 new Ivy Bridge PCs this year
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NimbleTV wants to stream your cable subscription to any device
Today NimbleTV announced a private beta for a new service that will let you stream cable TV on any Continue reading…
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SkyDrive for Windows and OS X Lion app now available with new paid storage plans
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Facebook adding ability to post images in comments
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FBI admits it uses surveillance drones over US soil
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European Commission and others question Google about Glass privacy issues
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Dolphins aren't smiling and definitely won't heal you
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Feedly updated with Cloud sync and app support ahead of Google Reader shutdown
