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Apple Will Now Pay For Water-Damaged Devices
Apple recently revised its Reuse and Recycling Program policies and will now accept water-damaged iOS devices as part of its trade-in program, The Verge reported.
Dropbox Is An $8 Billion Company, According To Chief Executive Chris Houston
No Link Between Video Games And Bad Behavior
Is Snapchat More Valuable Than Facebook?
Virginia Tech Shooting Survivor Joins Developers to Create Smartphone App for Preventing Campus Crime
New Mini Cooper Hatchback: Photos And Specs Released
PS4 Release Date: One Million Units Sold in First 24 Hours After North America Launch
Google, Microsoft, And UK's Prime Minister Work Together To Block Searches Relating To Child Pornography
By Staff ReporterCompany Creates App That Send Self-Destructing Text Messages (Video)
By Jaleesa BaulkmanDavid Tepper Donates $67 M to Carnegie Mellon
By Staff ReporterUniversities Failing to Recruit Students from Poorer Families, Report
By Staff ReporterPS4 Release Date: Sony's New Console Launches in North America and Quickly Sells Out at Several Retailers
By Russell WesterholmGoogle Play Music iOS App Has Finally Arrived for Apple Users' iPhones and iPads
By Russell WesterholmQuantum Memory World Record Obliterated; Are Ultrafast Computers On Their Way to the Market?
By Russell WesterholmGoogle Earth Used To Create Comprehensive Model To Track Global Deforestation
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