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Intel Going Mobile with Its New CEO
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In his first speech as Intel's CEO, Brian Krzanich said he plans to focus on beefing up Intel's presence in mobility. The next step: a world tour showing mobile devices based on Intel chips, from PCs to phones and tablets.
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Google Bets Its Empty Wallet on Gmail Tie-In
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Google first demoed Google Wallet two years ago in its New York City offices. But nothing much has come of the app that promised to make your phone a wallet. Now Google hopes linking it with Gmail will help revive it.
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The View Through Google Glass? Cool
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It's not a real product yet, and to the casual observer it remains shrouded in mystery. But that hasn't stopped Google Glass from becoming a spectacle, and a hot object of high-tech lust.
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Low-Cost Q5 Phone Unveiled by BlackBerry CEO
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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion a lower-cost BlackBerry aimed at consumers in emerging markets, stepping up its efforts to regain market share lost to Apple's iPhone and Android devices.
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