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June 07, 2013

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We now know that the NSA uses a program code-named PRISM to monitor private Web data. Sounds like "1984." What does it really mean?

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NSA secretly vacuumed up Verizon phone records

A top secret order reveals that the National Security Agency is gathering records of millions of phone calls made by Americans.

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Apple's WWDC 2013: Rumors and expectations

Apple's annual developers conference is just days away. Here's a comprehensive guide on what to look forward to.

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Apple signs Sony/ATV to iRadio, last major hurdle before WWDC

A launch of Apple Radio at WWDC seems all but guaranteed, now that it has the world's biggest publisher on board as well.

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Xbox One restricts disc resales, requires daily gaming check-in

Microsoft will also let gamers share titles with friends, but each game can only be given one time.

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Is AT&T's 'admin fee' just a sneaky way of raising rates?

In this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET's Marguerite Reardon discusses AT&T's new 61 cent wireless fee and explains how carriers can raise prices even when you're under contract.

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Windows 8.1 revealed in new Microsoft video

A video tour of Microsoft's upcoming update shines a light on improvements to the Start screen, the search tool, and more.

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Amazon supersizing its food delivery business?

The company is set to expand a Seattle-only grocery business to LA and SF, with a much broader rollout possible if the larger West Coast effort goes well, according to a report.

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App puts porn on Glass, Google vows to block it

Even the name of the app is not safe for work; Google says explicit content is not welcome on Glass.

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Artist wants to print out entire Internet to honor Aaron Swartz

MoMA's poet laureate wants your help printing the Internet in honor of the open-access activist, who committed suicide while facing prosecution. Not everyone thinks it's the best way to go about a tribute though.

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A decade of WWDC: 10 years of Apple product launches

Apple's 24th annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off on Monday. Here's a quick recap of the hardware and software from the past 10 shows.

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Pictures of the Week (slideshow)

Modded cars, hacked humans, and comics without any pictures -- these are the top tech pictures of the week.

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Google Glass ancestors: 45 years of digital eyewear

Google Glass is just the latest in the long history of glasses designed to augment human life. We have pictures showing the evolution of digital eyewear from 1968 through 2013, most of which were on display at the Augmented Reality Expo.

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Apple sets the stage for WWDC (pictures)

Ahead of its annual developers conference, the tech giant says that "a whole new world is developing."

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80 years and counting: Drive-in cinemas put their stamp on U.S. entertainment (pictures)

Faced with heightened competition from newer, high-tech forms of entertainment, this pre-World War II concept continues to hold onto the American imagination.

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