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  1. iPhone hack can bypass password

    Apple is working on fixing bugs that involve the lock-screen passcode and exchange accounts, and the Tamagotchi is reborn in app form.

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  2. Dell Latitude 10 Windows 8 touch-screen tablet

    The Dell Latitude 10 offers excellent battery life, and costs less than many other Windows 8 tablets.

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  3. Navy Unveils Ship for Speedy Troop Transport

    The U.S. Navy is showing off the USNS Spearhead, the service's first high-speed aluminum vessel designed to ferry troops and military equipment. The ship was built in Mobile, Alabama, and it's currently docked in St. Petersburg, Fla. (Feb. 11)

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  4. Moth-operated Robots

    Japanese scientists teach moths to how drive robots, and a new app called Dognition claims to improve our relationship with man's best friend. Oh, and Montana is full of badasses! Those stories and more, plus a round of "Into It, Not Into It."

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  5. How To Boost battery life on Windows Phone 8

    http://cnet.co/Z0wQTs Don't get caught with a dying battery when you need your phone most. Sharon Vaknin shows you some settings that will make your charge last longer.

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  6. Video leak of rumored new Chromebook

    A new video allegedly shows off Google's latest touch-enabled Chromebook. CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Casey Newton discuss the likelihood of such a laptop and how the video came to see the light of day.

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  7. Vine Flow lets you browse Vine videos on Android

    Android users have been left in the dark when it comes to Vine, but with this simple Android app, they can now browse Vine videos on the go

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  8. New Gadgets and Accessories at MacWorld 2013

    The Apple Byte checks out some of the new gadgets and accessories on the show floor at Macworld 2013.

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  9. Dell Inspiron 15z

    This Dell has a great slim design for a budget-minded 15-inch touch laptop, and even fits in an optical drive.

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  10. BlackBerry Z10 Review - 60 Seconds With Tech Columnist David Pogue

    David Pogue, personal tech columnist for The New York Times, reviews the BlackBerry Z10.

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  11. Twitter hacked; 250,000 accounts affected

    Twitter is coming forward as the latest site to be hacked. The social network said in a blog post Friday afternoon that approximately 250,000 user accounts were potentially compromised, with attackers gaining access to information including user names and…

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  12. Android Jelly Bean smartphones

    The top-rated Android smartphones from CNET that run Android Jelly Bean.

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  13. Facebook testing new status icons

    The social network is testing a new way to share your feelings and is also launching a gift card, but it has no plans to make its own phone.

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  14. Get a Sneak Peek at the iPad 5? Apple Byte

    http://cnet.co/Vr6enY Pictures of the potential new iPad 5 body surface, BlackBerry aims directly at Apple, and reviews are in for the Steve Jobs biopic.

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  15. RIM Rebrands - Blackberry 10s Unveiled

    The new Blackberry 10 smartphones have been unveiled in New York City. The long-awaited release was accompanied by the announcement that Research in Motion has formally renamed itself, Blackberry. (Jan. 30)

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  16. IoSafe disaster-proof dual-bay NAS server

    Afraid of sharks? Find out why the IoSafe N2 is exactly what you want. It's virtually indestructible!

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  17. Can Silicon Valley startup Udacity solve state university woes?

    San Jose State University is partnering with tech startup Udacity, which offers online computer science and mathematics courses. CNET's Sumi Das explains how the first-of-its-kind program could help students graduate faster and save money.

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  18. Asus Taichi is Two Screens in One Laptop

    The Asus Taichi 21 offers a clever dual-screen design in a slim Core i7 chassis, but with a few headaches.

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  19. Kobo's Mini is NOT a Tablet

    The affordable Kobo Mini is a likable touchscreen e-ink e-reader that's a bit of a tweener -- too small for some and not quite small enough for others.

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  20. Unlocking Smartphone's Now Illegal After DMCA Exemption Expires

    Library of Congress Copyright Office exemption not renewed for phones under carrier contracts.

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