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Technology has changed the world for the better and consists of using scientific and technical knowledge to create improvements and efficiencies in products or services. People interact with technology every day, such as by sending a text on an Apple iPhone or by taking a ride in a Toyota Corolla. As one of the largest sectors in the world, technology helps create innovative and useful inventions for the betterment of society.
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Wednesday Apple Rumors: iPhone Approved for China Mobile Network
Apple new iPhones have been licensed for China Mobile's network; the iPhone 5 will be discontinued; and Apple will issue Apple TV software update next week.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Apple Built Google Glass-Like Prototypes
A former Apple employee said he built Google Glass-like devices; Apple's Cupertino campus readies for media event; and new Stanford Mall Apple Store opens.
Monday Apple Rumors: Almost Half of iPhone Users to Upgrade Right Away
46% of current iPhone users will buy a new iPhone right away; fingerprint sensor tied to alleged iPhone ring; and iPhone to hit China Mobile in November.
Friday Apple Rumors: 6-Inch iPhone Reportedly in Testing
Apple is reportedly testing larger-screen iPhones; court hits Apple with e-book injunction; and a Japanese carrier is expected to announce iPhone deal.
Thursday Apple Rumors: Retina iPad Mini Launch Moved Up
Apple to launch a Retina iPad Mini this year; leaked components show iPhone 5S fingerprint scanner; and one carrier to drop some iPhone 5's this month.
Qualcomm Jumps on the Smartwatch Wagon
Qualcomm has unveiled its own $300 smartwatch called the Toq, but intends it mostly as a technology demonstration.
BlackBerry Could Have a Buyer as Early as November
BlackBerry is moving to find a buyer as quickly as possible and could hold an auction for the company by November.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: China Event May Signal Major iPhone Deal
An Apple media event in China may herald a deal with China Mobile; Apple gets shipments of mystery device; and Brisbane Apple Store moves forward.
7 Things to Know About the Samsung Galaxy Gear Watch
Samsung will unveil its new Galaxy Gear smartwatch on Wednesday in Berlin, beating competitors including Apple, Google and Microsoft to the market.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Leaked Pics Show iPhone 5C in Multiple Colors
Images of the iPhone 5C's packaging show multiple colors; Carl Icahn could pressure Apple to buy Nuance; and the iPhone gains U.S. smartphone market share.
Friday Apple Rumors: Apple Braces for iOS 7 User Shock
Apple trains staff to handle user confusion over iOS 7 re-design; Apple Store iPhone trade-in program debuts; and French unhappy with 'champagne' iPhone.
Thursday Apple Rumors: T-Mobile Ready for Sept. 20 iPhone Launch
Vacation days blocked at T-Mobile ahead of iPhone debut; Woz says Apple should make local phones; and Apple tries to trademark 'startup' in Australia.
BlackBerry Q10 Sales Disappoint
The Wall Street Journal reports that BlackBerry's new Q10 keyboard smartphone has fallen flat with consumers, adding to the company's woes.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: $199 iWatch to Debut in Late 2014
Apple will launch a $199 smartwatch in the second half of 2014; Apple to open a new Tokyo store next year; judge says external e-book monitor needed.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: iOS 7 May Launch on September 10
Apple may release iOS 7 on September 10 with its new iPhones; Apple challenges DOJ's e-book remedies; and revised San Francisco store plans save fountain.
Big Tech Won’t Hold up the Market
Yesterday's parade of news about Syria, Larry Summers and the debt limit wasn't kind to QQQ's biggest holdings.
Gazelle Battles Back for iPhone Trade-Ins
With Apple soon to launch its own trade-in program for old iPhones, Gazelle is boosting the appeal of its trade-in offer.
