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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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Study: Half of U.S. Adults Own Tablet or Smart Phone
A survey by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism found that half of U.S. adults use either a tablet computer or a smartphone.
3 Tech Stocks for Your Retirement Fund
Investors looking down the road toward retirement can look at some of technology's "old guard" for reliable, long-term income.
40 Blue Chips Increasing Dividends in Q3 2012
Hunting stability and yield? Check out these dividend-hiking heroes that rewarded shareholders during Q3.
Friday Apple Rumors: iPhones Now A Third of U.S Smartphones
One third of smartphone-owning Americans use iPhones; the iPhone 5 launches in 22 more countries today; and Apple is sued over spreadsheet patent claims.
Nokia Dividend: Too Good to Be True
Analysts and investors are increasingly skeptical about the viability of Nokia's nearly 10% dividend -- and you should be, too.
Where’s the iPhone 5’s iWallet?
Many predictions about features for the iPhone 5 were right on the money, except for an iWallet. Is Apple sitting out the digital payments movement?
Dish Network, Viacom Discuss Internet TV Deal
Dish Network is discussing plans to deliver TV channels over the Internet with a number of cable networks including those owned by Viacom.
Intel Doesn’t Really Deny Calling Windows 8 ‘Buggy’
Intel issued a statement yesterday that did not deny that its CEO had told employees that Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system wasn't ready for release.
Happy (Belated) Anniversary, Meg Whitman?
Meg Whitman has survived a year (and change) at Hewlett-Packard, but past that, there's really not much about the anniversary worth celebrating.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Google Maps iOS App in Development
Google will release a maps app for iOS by year's end; thefts of Apple products are soaring in New York City; and Apple is ordering carbon-fiber components.
RIM Manages to Add 2M Subscribers, Attempts Comeback
Research in Motion surprised Wall Street by adding two million Blackberry subscribers since last year, beating forecasts that it would post a subscriber loss.
Cisco CEO Identifies His Possible Successors
John Chambers, CEO at Cisco Systems says the company has a field of ten possible candidates to replace him when he retires in two to four years.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: In-Cell Screens Limit iPhone 5 Supply
Production problems with the iPhone 5's displays may limit supplies; Google hasn't submitted a Maps app for iPhone 5; and AuthenTec goes Apple-only in 2013.
