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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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Stay ahead of the trends by investing in these three top health care and technology picks for January.
Health Care IT Provider Cerner Is a Game-Changer
Cerner sits at the intersection of two important sectors: health care and technology. A solid growth record and new government initiatives ensure future growth.
Thursday Apple Rumors: 50-Inch Apple TV Spotted in Ive’s Studio
Also, strong iPhone sales hurt Verizon's profit margins, and a Chinese toymaker's planned Steve Jobs action figure prompts action by Apple.
Nook Spinoff Talk Might Signal Final Chapter for Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble plans to sell off its Sterling Publishing business, and it's even considering spinning off its popular e-reader, the Nook.
3 Tech Companies Creating the Future
What will be the next products to fundamentally change our future? Take a look at what Google, Apple and Honda are cooking up.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: iPhone 4S Finally Hitting Chinese Shelves
Apple announces a Jan. 13 release of the iPhone 4S in China. Also, Apple might announce an entry into textbooks at its iBookstore event this month.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: iBookstore Highlight of Next Media Event
Report: Apple to discuss changes to iBookstore this month. Also, an analyst says the Kindle Fire might have cost Apple 1M to 2M iPad sales.
If You Don’t Own Amazon, Don’t Start Now
Most of the Amazon buzz is about the Kindle Fire, but investors -- especially prospective buyers -- should have their eye on its sky-high valuation.
Verizon Shows a Dangerous Tone Deafness
Network outages and a new "convenience fee" can quickly damage a hard-won reputation with fickle consumers who have plenty of ways to express their displeasure.
2012’s 5 Biggest Non-Apple Tech Releases
While every eye is on the next iSomething launch, these companies are hoping their new products will take the spotlight off Apple.
Google+: Gunning for Facebook
Facebook isn't the only hyper-ambitious network out there -- Google+ has stepped up its game of late and is getting aggressive about building its social brand.
9 Software Stocks to Buy
Despite Nasdaq's overall decline year-to-date, some tech stocks providing in-demand products are making a successful push into 2012.
Netflix’s Reed Hastings Still Doesn’t Get It
Cutting his stock option award in half -- which still leaves it at $1.5 million -- is scant help for burned investors.
Friday Apple Rumors: Newsstand Boosts Magazine Subscriptions
Popular Science reports a significant spike in weekly readership sales after Apple Newsstand's October launch.
Intel Chipped By Shrinking Demand
Thai flooding this summer certainly made a dent in Intel's business this year, but there have been several indications that PC sales were slowing before that.
How Does Sony’s ‘Super Phone’ Stack Up?
Sony's newest entry to the Xperia line of smartphones will include a powerful camera and be built for 4G use. Here's how it compares to the competition.
Yahoo’s Parts Are Worth More Than Its Sum
As the company mulls the sale of its Asian assets, its core operations are likely undervalued.
Oracle Sounds Another Warning Bell for Tech Sector
The stock took a big hit after missing earnings estimates, causing investors to grow more wary of the tech sector.
