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Are you always switching eyeglasses? Well, technology might finally have a solution for you.
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The 2012 London Games mark the first time that you can experience your favorite Olympic sport in the palm of your hand, live. Some are calling these games the "App Olympics" because of the hundreds of apps associated with the games.
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Many celebrities have chosen to dive into the business world of Internet startups and apps.
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From flower shops to taxis, more small businesses are using a mobile phone to swipe your credit card.
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San Francisco's Exploratorium will move into its new building and promises to use new technologies in ways never before seen in a museum.
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An entrepreneur's new website allows you to find your own family history. It has proven to be a huge success.
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A new address system begins this week to make the Internet zippier and to make more room for devices with IP addresses.
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The internet has turned cellphones into mini handheld computers. Now eyeglasses could be next.
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People are buying drones to capture stunning video and images, but their use is creating some serious legal questions.
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High tech mirrors and video are being used to make backing up a vehicle safer.
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Apps are so yesterday. There's a new buzzword in Silicon Valley: Big Data.
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There's a new personal commuting device in town. It's an electric bike, but it's unlike any bicycle you've ever seen.
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In Santa Clara this weekend, nearly 5,000 people attended something called "Bricks by the Bay".
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The drive to discover has kept Dick Post working for nearly a hundred years. At 94, he is still cranking out patents and inventions.
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The movie industry will do away with celluloid film in 2013, so what's next for movies?
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In the coming year, major auto manufacturers will begin selling 14 new pure-electric cars.
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Electronic skateboards are now appearing on the streets of San Francisco. It's a better way to get to work.
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In this Drive to Discover report, we take a look at a possible replacement for wire transfers -- texting money.
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This week saw the arrival of the first 3D printers that can print porcelain, and the first home multicolor printer.
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Lawrence Livermore Lab has announced a new material for sniffing out nuclear bombs, and it amounts to a cheap piece of plastic.
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As one year gives way to a new one, some technology invariably gives way to a new one, too.
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Microsoft begins accepting orders for its new touchscreen TV called "Surface," just as multi-touch technology takes off.
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The next generation of tablet doesn't just react to touch commands -- it responds with touch of its own.
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A new kind of camera allows a person to focus on objects in a picture long after the image is snapped.
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