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Following the announcement of Qualcomm's next generation Krait 400 and Krait 300 ARM-based CPUs through the Snapdragon 800 and 600 SoCs in January, the giant semiconductor company showcased its... Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs talks up the 800 series chips at the company's CES keynote.

The proposal would allow a "digital dispatch software provider," i.e. Uber, apply for a limousine service licence and wipe out a slew of restrictions that have hindered Uber's entry into the lucrative Miami market.

It's a sight to cheer any woman who has suffered the ignominy of queuing for the loos at festivals and theatres as the chaps swan past in their droves, no line to hamper their call of nature.

Despite President Barack Obama's assurances that "nobody is listening to your telephone calls," the National Security Agency acknowledged in a new classified briefing this week that it did not need court authorization to listen to domestic phone communications.

Halsey Minor, the CNET Networks Inc. founder who filed for bankruptcy last month, is seeking to reinstate his case after it was dismissed, saying he shouldn't be punished because his attorney missed a deadline for handing in documents.

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Parse is simultaneously shooting down naysayers and tooting its own horn with the announcement that it's now powering more than 100,000 applications, a 25 percent increase since being picked up by Facebook.

Wrapp, the company that lets Facebook friends send digital gift cards to each other, has picked up strategic new investors from the mobile manufacturing and mobile payments industry who are pouring another $15 million into the company.

In a maneuver to improve Flickr, Yahoo has purchased GhostBird Software, makers of iOS camera apps, for an undisclosed sum.

Uber is now offering its ride-sharing service -- which lets users get rides from people in their personal cars -- at prices lower than taxi cabs, the company announced today .

AT&T facility at 611 Folsom Street in San Francisco, which a former technician revealed included a "splitter cabinet" that diverted Internet traffic to the National Security Agency.

To mark its milestone, the profitable company has added a few features, including hashtags and ways to edit your collections.

It looks like an alternate universe: Ridiculously long queues outside the men's restroom while there's not a single person waiting for the women's.

Dan Farber, Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor - absorb the WWDC keynote.

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During its WWDC keynote Monday, Apple introduced the world to Anki, a company that is pioneering consumer products based on the intersection of artificial intelligence and robotics.

Once again, Apple's changes its Safari browser on OS X represent keeping up with the competition instead of forging new ground.

With competitors such as Pandora, Spotify, and Google, Apple has just signed Sony/ATV, a major hurdle, to their new iRadio service.

Chinanet Online Hldg traded up 1.67% on Friday, hitting $0.61. Chinanet Online Hldg has a 1-year low of $0.33 and a 1-year high of $1.25.

For Renaud Laplanche, founder and chief executive of Lending Club, things are looking up -- or more accurately, up and to the right.