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Apple's Top 20 Public Apologies
Apple Maps mea culpa continues a tradition of atonement. Here's a list of the company's top 20 promises to do better.
Google Autonomous Cars Get Green Light In California
California becomes the third state to permit vehicles that drive themselves to operate on public roads.
Google Maps Shows Underwater Sights
Take that Apple: Google Street View map images are now available for a few underwater locations.
Apple iPhone 5 Teardown: Visual Tour
Apple's greatest challenge with the iPhone 5 has to do with its software. Take a look inside the red hot smartphone.
Facebook Halts Facial Recognition In Europe
Facebook hopes to restore the service if it can reach an agreement with regulators about how to obtain user consent.
Mobile Is Not A Sideshow
Some businesses at GigaOm Mobilize conference report that mobile is 25% of their Web traffic, yet many enterprises still don't have mobile-optimized websites.
Apple iOS 6 Maps App Flops
Apple consumers and industry pundits lament the loss of the Google-powered Maps app on iOS devices.
Google's Spanner Database Offers Global Scale
Spanner, Google's latest database technology, relies on atomic clocks to ensure the consistency of distributed data.
Google Fortifies Platform With Stronger Developer Relations
Google's developer relations chief describes how the company is doubling down on dev tools and support to bolster the success of its products.
Google Chrome To Get 'Do Not Track'
Google browser users should see support for privacy setting that turns off tracking cookies related to ads, by year's end.
Google Project Glass Must Be More Than Fashion
Google should worry less how its augmented reality glasses look and more about what they can do.
iPhone 5 Strengthens Apple's Hold On Users
The iPhone 5, and the decision to sell iPhone 4 models free with contract, makes Apple's ecosystem of products and services even more powerful, analysts say.
Google Redesigns iOS YouTube App
Design freedom for Google has a price: Apple will no longer be pre-installing YouTube on iOS devices.
Google Sponsors Free Android Wi-Fi Via Boingo Wireless
Promotion targets Android users; iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users are out of luck.
Mozilla's Firefox OS Seeks Innovation Without Gatekeeping
Mozilla aspires to turn Web technology into an open mobile platform that offers an alternative to proprietary platforms offered by Apple and Google.
Amazon Unveils Kindle Fire HD
Amazon's Kindle Fire has gone HD in the hope of outshining the Nexus 7 and Apple's anticipated 7" iPad.
Lowe's Bets Big On Mobile
Retailer meets customers where they're shopping: in stores, online, and on the go.
Apple iPhone 5 Demand Looks Strong
21% of online shoppers already plan to purchase the iPhone 5, PriceGrabber.com survey says.
Apple iPhone 5 Hints Continue
Next week, all will be revealed. But if Apple introduces the iPhone 5, no one will be shocked. Apple's iOS 6 also likely to debut.
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