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Erwin Schrödinger: Why the Google doodle celebrates him and his catMonday's Google Doodle remembers Erwin Schrödinger, the thinker behind the famous Schrödinger's cat.- PayPal experiments with facial verification paymentsA new PayPal feature would let users make purchases with only their smart phone and face.Â
Lavabit, the e-mail service reportedly used by Edward Snowden, goes darkThe Lavabit notice was followed by a similar announcement from another encrypted e-mail service, Silent Circle.Â
KeyMe: New app helps you get back in when you're locked outA new iPhone application stores pictures of users' keys to help them get back in when they've forgotten keysÂ
Top 10 brain-training apps Keep your brain exercised and entertained. Check out our list of fun and challenging educational apps for iOS and Android.
Is Apple's board getting impatient with Tim Cook?A new report suggests that Apple's board wants to see some new products, fast – and, no, the iPad Mini doesn't count.Â- DOJ's recommended punishment for Apple in e-book case might also harm publishersThe DOJ made recommendations to rebalance the e-book market after Apple's antitrust trial. But the terms go too far, according to the five publishers involved in the case.
New plans and iPhone help T-Mobile snag 1.1 million new customersThe question now is how long T-Mobile's gains, which includes the strongest consumer growth in four years, will last.Â
Microsoft's Xbox One is (finally) ready for its close-upMicrosoft has released an unboxing video of its next console. Among the updates: the Microsoft Xbox One console will ship with a lightweight chat headset.Â
YouTube founders unveil new video appFrom the founders of YouTube comes a new video-sharing app to rival Instagram and Vine.- Apple's patent claims against Google reopenedA US federal appeals court allowed Apple to reopen a patent case against Google.
- Vietnam's Internet decree receives backlash from US embassy in HanoiVietnam’s latest decree on Internet freedom raises attention at the US embassy in Hanoi and online-freedom groups.
Moto X review roundup: Motorola's colorful alternative to the iPhoneGoogle's Motorola Mobility has released a new phone dubbed the Moto X. We read through the reviews so you don't have to.Â
LG G2 phone banishes all buttons to the back of the deviceLG claims the G2 is 'the first smartphone to be completely devoid of side buttons.' Will anyone care?Â
As sales flounder, GM drops price on 2014 Chevy Volt by $5,000The new asking price on the Chevy Volt will be $34,995, which could make the car more competitive with more affordable rivals such as the Nissan Leaf.Â
Samsung applies for trademark on 'Galaxy Gear' smart watchA Samsung 'Galaxy Gear' smart watch could arrive sooner than many analysts had expected.Â- Apple wants your old USB cordsAfter safety concerns arise in China, Apple now offers a special rate on USB power cords as part of its Adapter Takeback program.
- Obama administration overturns ban on some iPads, iPhonesA US International Trade Commission-issued ban on the sale of some older iPhones and iPads was overturned, reversing a ruling that had favored Samsung over Apple.
- Google bets customization will be Moto's X-factorThe Motorola 'Moto X' is the first flagship device since Google bought Motorola in 2012.Â
- Report: New iPads help Apple's competitorsFewer iPads were shipped during the second fiscal quarter of 2013, than in the previous year, reflecting an overall slump in tablet shipments Â