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Xiaomi Buys 1,500 Smartphone Patents From Microsoft

Science/Health

Computers In Your Clothes: New Circuits May Create Wearable Electronics

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Understated $99 Olo Device Gives Smartphone 3-D Printing Capabilities

Tech

Sony's New Company Will Only Make Mobile Games

Science/Health

New World Record For 5G Spectrum Efficiency: The Future Of Smartphones [VIDEO]

Tech

Doodling Is Better Than Text Passwords: Study

Science/Health

Silicon Photonics 'Holy Grail' Within Reach, Study Says

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Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

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LG G5 Changes The Game With Modular Parts, New Aesthetics (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

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Sony Xperia: New X Series Phones That Focus On Camera And Style Debut At MWC (VIDEOS)

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Smartphones: Hydrogen-Powered Smartphone Battery Could Last A Week, U.K. Company Claims

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Samsung Galaxy S7 Rumors, Features And Specs: New Flagship Will Come In Two Sizes, States Report

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Cord Cutting: 15 Percent Of Americans Say Goodbye To Cable And Satellite TV, 2015 Pew Study Finds

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Ericsson, Apple Sign Patent Deal To End Year-Long Dispute

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BlackBerry Beats Analysts' Expectations, Shows First Signs Of Recovery

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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