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The Most Important Details From Google I/O So Far -
At its annual developers conference, Google announced an overwhelming number of updates to search, maps, games, and music.
Watch Google I/O 2013 Live -
Follow along as the Google team takes the stage at the annual developer conference.
Google's annual developers conference kicks off today.
Who's Who At Google I/O 2013 -
Google's project leads and executives will take the stage this week at Google's annual developer confab, I/O.
Inside The Navy's Historic Embrace Of At-Sea Combat Drones -
The X-47B, which successfully launched from the USS George H.W. Bush, is an autonomous, algorithm- and-GPS controlled drone designed to test unmanned naval warfare.
Friday Night Bytes: Leadership Lessons From Coaching Football -
Business can learn a lot from football, says Billy Bosworth, the DataStax CEO who once stared down Brett Favre.
Chris Hadfield Makes First Pop Video From I.S.S. -
Crooning Space Oddity--what else would you choose?--the social media-savvy commander of the International Space Station is coming back down to earth not with a bang but a strum.
The Insurance Company Will Webcam You Now -
Image recognition firm Facebanx is introducing webcam identity verification for online insurance sites, banks, commerce, and gambling.
Forget 3-D-Printed Guns, Here's A 3-D-Printed Longbow -
Quicklink Attribution: Fast CompanyAs the drama over the 3-D-printed "Liberator" gun continues, it's easy to overlook that 3-D printing can also produce other weapons, like a longbow.
If The Internet Gets Less Scary for Teens, Will It Also Be Less Cool? -
Friending your mom on Facebook is so not cool. Friending Lady Gaga's mom? Maybe.
The Project:Connect Hackathon co-sponsored by Facebook, the MacArthur Foundation, and Mozilla yesterday in New York City, was an unholy alliance of the cool and the deeply uncool.
Jack Dorsey's Mom Speaks -
The Twitter founder's mother chats about her son's speech impediment, and what young Jack's life was like back in ol' St.
