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How'd you like to earn OT for answering work e-mail?
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Online shoe seller Zappos.com says a hacker may have accessed the personal information of up to 24 million customers.
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If you got a new iPad, smart phone, or other device as a holiday gift, there's a free app that can help you keep track of them.
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Zynga "launches" an IPO; ebay is offering a gift card; holiday fears are hitting shoppers.
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Your chance to get your hands on an HP Touchpad is coming around again!
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Tablets are a really great gift for kids but which one's right for your loved one? Consumer Reports put four brands to the test.
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Wisconsin teachers would have to do their X-rated cyber surfing at home.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. said Thursday that it has decided against spinning off or selling its Personal Systems Group unit.
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A Chester County man is under arrest after, police say, he used a computer spyware program to keep tabs on his ex-wife.
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Get a great deal when your gear goes down.
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We often warn you about sweepstakes that are flat-out bogus. That isn't the case here.
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Spotify, the Swedish music streaming service that is popular in Europe, is finally launching in the United States.
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Researcher Betsy Sparrow was watching the 1944 movie "Gaslight" one evening and wondered who the actress was playing the maid. So she reached for her computer and Googled it.
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Selena Gomez meeting Shia LaBeouf for the first time, a powerful anti-texting message and an eerie version of a familiar sound are all trending in our area today.
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Golfers hit the recording studio, a bug hits the wall, and a very spicy sausage is a hit overseas!
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PBS says its website has been hacked for at least the second time in a month.
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A Philadelphia public school teacher was surprised with a big honor today in Mayfair.
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HP says its TouchPad tablet will make its debut in the United States on July 1.
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Hewlett-Packard to put its webOS system on more than 100 million devices and license it to other hardware makers.
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China's Lenovo Group says it is buying a stake in German consumer-electronics group Medion AG.
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Sony executives bowed in apology Sunday for the PlaysStation security breach that compromised 77 million accounts.
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Two computers with personal info. on 10,000 current, former and prospective students was taken from a local college.
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Banking on the go is easy and convenient. But you need safety precautions to protect your money and your information.
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Amherst College has a message for students -- unplug.
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Hometown hero, Will Smith and a long-time friend have come to the aid of West Philadelphia high school, which was targeted by computer thieves in February.
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From saving money at the gas pump to getting free flapjacks at iHop, here are a few ways to make your life a little easier.
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The second of two men charged with stealing more than 100,000 e-mail addresses of Apple iPad users has been released on bail.
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Want to see the future? Look in a computer science lab. We found some students ready to change the world's most popular sport.
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Nearly 70,000 business from coffeehouses to hotels now offer public Internet connections or Wi-Fi 'hotspots' and the number continues to climb. But just how safe is your surfing when you use those public hotspots?
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Authorities say a man walked into work in Oklahoma City and discovered a naked man sitting at his desk, looking at pornography.
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As if the gun-toting action in "Call of Duty: Black Ops" wasn't expected to feel real enough.
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Google's making it harder for hackers to break into email accounts and other password-protected services.
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Three teens from a Philadelphia suburb who admitted hacking into their school's computer system won't be spending any time alone at the keyboard.
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An Atlanta woman who used her feet to type a computer message to her boyfriend asking for help after she was robbed and bound says she persuaded the robber not to steal her laptop.
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Retailers and families are getting ready for the inevitable shopping trips.
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The manager of an Idaho thrift store is seeking the return of her laptop computer, which was accidentally sold for $5.
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