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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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Thursday Apple Rumors: Apple Meeting With Media Firms
Apple talks to media companies about TV technology; illuminated Apple touch pads could provide feedback; and Apple plans large Oregon data center.
Why Hardware Will Make Google More Volatile
Devices cost more to make and market, and are subject to bigger sales swings than search ads. Google investors may be in for a bouncier-than-expected ride.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: iPad Mini Looks Like Big iPod Touch
The iPad Mini may look like a large iPod Touch; Apple's talks with South Korean telecoms suggest 4G on iPhone 5; and the Jobs home burglar stole iPads, iMacs.
Barnes & Noble Plays Into Amazon’s Hands
Barnes & Noble's Nook price cut has only led to heightened consumer interest in a soon-to-be updated Kindle from Amazon.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Apple Store Layoffs?
Newly hired workers at U.K. Apple Stores are being laid off; Apple will take iPhone 5 pre-orders on Sept. 12; and Steve Jobs' home was burglarized in July.
Are IBM and Samsung Circling RIM?
Though still a long shot and the latest rumors could come to nothing, either of these tech giants could make some use of at least some parts of RIM.
Monday Apple Rumors: AT&T Preparing for a Big September
AT&T is gearing up for a September iPhone launch; Apple warned Samsung about patent infringement in 2010; and iOS 6 allows users to wake up to music.
Friday Apple Rumors: No Optical Drives in New iMacs
New iMacs and Mac Pros will lack optical drives; Apple is developing new motion-based user interfaces; and it has handily outsold Samsung in the U.S.
Apple Matches iPhone Price Cuts as iPhone 5 Looms
Apple has instructed its physical Apple Stores to match discounts on iPhones from major retailers and wireless providers as it prepares to launch iPhone 5.
Thursday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5 Production Ramps Up
Surging sales at Apple suppliers last month point to September iPhone 5 launch; Google settles with FTC for $22.5 million; and Google brings Siri rival to iOS.
5 Techs With Tempting Dividends
These technology stocks have solid cash flow, giving you steady income and the potential for growth.
Digital Payments: Pluses and Minuses
It's off-the-charts convenience for consumers and big cost savings for merchants vs. the specter of a fractured market and perhaps yet another security risk.
Android Surges to Dominate Smartphone Market
Surging shipments led Google's Android operating system to dominate the worldwide smartphone market, leaving the iPhone in the dust, while other rivals sink.
Wednedsay Apple Rumors: iPhone 5 Slims Down
The next iPhone will be 18% thinner than the current model; consumers want an Apple TV, but not at a high price; and Apple tightens iCloud password security.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Woz Worries About the Cloud
Steve Wozniak worries about cloud computing; Windows 8 won't reverse PC sales declines; and Apple's Olympics ads get pulled.
How Google Flubbed Its Nexus Q
Google just canceled all pre-orders of the Nexus Q and removed the much-anticipated streaming media device from its online stores. Here's why.
