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Why Most People Say They're Addicted to the Internet [INFOGRAPHIC] »Some 61% of people feel addicted to the Internet and are unable to quit compulsive browsing, according to an informal survey....135.1°DegreesNBA Gears Up for Most Connected All-Star Celebration Yet »Tweets, apps and status updates will join dunks, three-pointers and no-look passes more than ever at the NBA's annual All-Star celebration.127.2°Degrees
Faster-than-light neutrino result reportedly a mistake caused by loose cable - UPDATED »Sources at CERN have told ScienceInsider that a hardware problem with an atomic clock caused a 60 nanosecond boost to neutrino spe...119.8°Degrees115.4°DegreesAdvanced Infrared Camera Keeps Soldiers Farther From Dangerous Targets [VIDEO] »New advanced infrared camera helps keep soldiers safe in war, by keeping them farther away from targets....109.9°Degrees
Google Heads-Up Display Glasses Are Coming by the End of 2012 »Google plans to launch glasses with a heads-up display by the end of 2012, reports New York Times citing sources familiar with the...109.7°DegreesGoogle to Launch TV Service »Google has filed an application to offer TV service in Kansas City, Mo.108.5°DegreesUse Online RSVP Tool to Help Your Party Make A Splash »Splash users can track RSVPs and post event photos on a customizable event website.107.8°Degrees
Guy in 'College Freshman' Meme Now Stars in a New 'College Senior' Meme »The college student — whose 2007 photo of himself as a freshman catapulted into meme territory in 2011 — is back but this time...107.4°Degrees
The Pope Takes to Twitter to Save Lent »Pope Benedict XVI is bringing a segment of his daily papal message to Twitter, beginning Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22.104°DegreesSamsung Totally Copies Us With Galaxy Note 'Street Challenge' [VIDEO] »Samsung's latest ad for the Galaxy Note phone takes the pulse of people on the streets of New York. Wonder where they got that idea....89.7°Degrees
Why Are Retailers Shutting Their Facebook Stores? »Brands are aborting their early efforts at what became known as F-commerce. But why leave so soon?89.4°Degrees
PlayStation Vita Gaming System Gets Twitter, Flickr and Netflix [PICS] »Twitter, Flickr and Netflix applications are added to the PlayStation Vita store....88.2°Degrees
The 10 Most-Followed Brands on Pinterest »Zoomsphere has compiled a list of the 10 most-followed brands on Pinterest.86.5°Degrees
10 Staggering Facts Behind Apple's Foxconn Factory »A look at the facts revealed in Nightline's special about Apple's Foxconn factory.84.8°Degrees
Nostalgia Overload: New Tumblr Challenges You to Draw Classic Video Game Maps From Memory »Mapstalgia is a Tumblr blog where readers submit video game maps they've drawn from memory. What is it about game worlds that...83.2°DegreesOnLive Adds “Cloud-Accelerated Browsing” To Its Streaming-Desktop Stable »You're probably familiar with OnLive, the company that made its mark by streaming brand new console and PC games to whatever devices could support a high-bandwidth video ...81.8°Degrees
Apple, Google, And Others Agree To Mobile App Privacy Policy Guidelines »Though Apple, Google, Microsoft, RIM, Amazon, and HP don't always see eye-to-eye, the six of them have entered into an agreem...80.1°Degrees
Will You Be Twitter's 500 Millionth User? [UPDATED] »Reports state Twitter may reach 500 million users on Wednesday.78.1°Degrees
Google Docs for Android Update Lets You Edit on the Go »Google announced a Google Docs update for Android Wednesday, allowing for easy native editing from your smartphone and tablet.76.5°DegreesAdele Is First To Go Double Platinum on iTunes [VIDEO] »Unlike every artist in history, Adele is the first person to sell 2 million copies of one album on iTunes. 21 has been out for 21 weeks.75.6°Degrees
First Photos of China's 298-Million-Year-Old Buried Forest »These are the first photos of some of the countless treasures found in the extraordinary 298-million-year-old forest discovered under coal mine in Wuda, Inner Mongolia, China.75.1°Degrees
8 Ways Pinterest Is Inpsiring Your Projects »Mashable and CNN iReport asked how you were using Pinterest for project inspiration. Here are the results you sent us.74.3°DegreesSan Francisco Launches The 2012 Innovation Portfolio, From Open Taxi Data To Beta Tests In City Hall »San Francisco may not have intended to be become the startup mecca that it is today, but now the city government is working hard to make itself as friendly as possible to tech...73.9°Degrees
Sean 'Diddy' Combs Announces a Social Media-Driven Music TV Channel »Sean Diddy Combs announced on Tuesday that REVOLT TV, a new socially connected music TV network would be launching in 2013....72.5°Degrees
Last chance to clear out Google Web History before the great data convergence »The end is nigh! For about 59 different Google ToS documents at least. After today, the new consolidated privacy policy will go in...72.4°DegreesGoogle Street View now sending snapshots from Russia, with love »We've lived vicariously through Google Maps a few times in the past, including an excursion down the Amazon River. Today, those plans for...72.3°Degrees
iPhone manufacturing costs revealed? »Recent Foxconn revelations hint at higher costs than previous estimates that are still staggeringly low by Western standards. Read this blog post by Eric Mack on Crave.71.8°Degrees
Microsoft Accuses Motorola of Being a Patent Bully »In what some might call an ironic twist, Microsoft says Motorola -- and by proxy, Google -- is being unfair with its patents.71.8°Degrees
Apple Investigator Has His Doubts About Nightline's Foxconn Report [INTERVIEW] »Mike Daisey discusses his thoughts on Nightline's Foxconn visit and Apple's labor practices....As a TechHeat member you get visting history and wont see the frame on outbound links. It's free and requires a Twitter-account. 
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