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Patent Dispute Holds Up Sales of 2 HTC Phones in U.S.
Apple scored a narrow victory against HTC in a patent lawsuit in December over the technology used in the devices
Paralyzed, Moving a Robot With Their Minds
Scientists said a tiny brain implant allowed two people who are virtually paralyzed below the neck to manipulate a robotic arm
App Smart: Digital Guardians That Help Ease the Fears of Parents
Two apps, FBI Child ID and Footprints, are worth downloading for any parent — even those who can’t imagine ever losing their children
A Computer User’s Guide to Cloud Storage
Cloud storage, now offered by a number of companies in different price ranges, offers a substitute for physical storage, with the additional ability to synchronize across multiple devices
State of the Art: SoundLink and Big Jambox Speakers Go Wherever You Go - State of the Art
Pump up the volume with either of two high-end wireless room speakers: Bose’s SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker or Jawbone’s Big Jambox
A Facebook Co-Founder Reflects on the Path Forward
Eduardo Saverin, who left the company after two years, has settled in Singapore and is assessing how best to manage the extraordinary wealth that will come his way in Facebook’s initial public offering
Bits Blog: In TV Race, Microsoft Has Lead, Forrester Says
When it comes to the underlying technology providers that matter for mobile app developers, there's Google and Apple, with Microsoft as an also-ran. But as television begins to resemble the mobile business, Microsoft is in the lead with the Xbox, according to a new report out Wednesday from Forrester Research
DealBook: Ahead of Facebook I.P.O., a Skeptical Madison Ave.
Despite the overwhelming level of interest in its I.P.O., Facebook is facing fresh concerns over its ability to attract enough advertising revenue. Will the social network reach its advertising potential
Gadgetwise Blog: App Smart Extra: Don't Let Me Squint Too Long
"George Harrison: Living in the Material World," the new e-book by Olivia Harrison, has generated good reviews from iTunes users, and the content is excellent. Whether it's worth downloading, though, depends on your tolerance for tiny text
Gadgetwise Blog: Now on Pinterest: Scams
It wasn't long before scammers and phishers found their way onto Pinterest, the growing social-network site
DealBook: Facebook Increases Number of Shares for I.P.O.
Facebook will offer 421 million shares, 25 percent more than it had planned to offer, in response to high demand
Gadgetwise Blog: A Pocket-Size Recording Studio
Olympus's new LS-100 recorder may look like a piece of military machinery, but it is actually an eight-track recorder you can slip into your pocket
G.M. to Quit Facebook Ad Campaign Worth $10 Million a Year
The loss of $10 million in ad dollars does not represent a financial disaster for Facebook, but it is a public relations headache so close to the company’s initial stock offering this week
A Russian Facebook Bet Pays Off Big
Alisher B. Usmanov’s investments in the social media giant could be worth at least $6 billion when the company goes public
Deal Professor: China Flexes Its Regulatory Muscle, Catching Google in Its Grip
China is having the final word on Google’s biggest and perhaps most strategic deal to date — its proposed $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the American handset maker and communications company
Video Game Review: Max Payne 3 From Rockstar Games
The video game Max Payne 3 follows the former cop in his job as a bodyguard in Brazil
It’s the Economy: Making Choices in the Age of Information Overload
The Internet was supposed to make us smarter shoppers. So why should we still listen to the signals that brands send us
Increase in Customer Base Helps Groupon Narrow Loss
The company’s revenue surpassed Wall Street’s expectations and Groupon’s stock rose nearly 18 percent in after-hours trading
Chairman of Best Buy, Richard Schulze, to Step Down
The company’s audit committee said Richard Schulze, also the chain’s founder, failed to report an inappropriate relationship between the former chief executive and an employee
Facebook Needs to Turn Data Trove Into Investor Gold
As the company goes public, it has to figure out how to use its vault of information to enrich its shareholders

