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Microsoft's 'Signature' PCs Provide Better Experience: Mossberg
Published May 16, 2012
Tired of bloatware slowing down the PCs you buy? You've probably never heard of it, but an offering from Microsoft could save you a lot of time and frustration.
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Yahoo's CEO Reboots Over the Years
Published May 14, 2012
From resume fluffing to corporate trash-talking, Yahoo's certainly had its share of interesting characters steering the tech ship. Here's a look at the company's chief executives over the years -- and why they didn’t work out.
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Mobile Phones May Get Much Pricier
Published May 07, 2012
Some wireless carriers are mulling ending subsidies for smartphones.
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With IPO Looming, Facebook Advertising Model Questioned
Published May 02, 2012
Facebook's advertising business is a major selling point in its upcoming IPO, but some advertisers reportedly aren't sure they're getting a good value.
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Kindle Fire Grabs Half of Android Tablet Market
Published April 27, 2012
Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet has not only become the retailer’s No. 1 selling item, but it’s also taken more than half of the entire Android tablet market.
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Wal-Mart Adds Online 'Pay With Cash' Option
Published April 26, 2012
Wal-Mart announced on Thursday a new 'Pay with Cash' option, aiming to provide online shoppers without access to credit or debit cards a broader selection of products than what's available in stores.
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FCC OKs AT&T, T-Mobile Spectrum Transfer
Published April 25, 2012
The FCC approved a transfer of spectrum licenses from AT&T to T-Mobile, part of an agreement the two companies had made should their proposed merger fall through, which it did.
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Tired of Typing Out Text Messages? Try Voice Dictation
Published April 11, 2012
Smartphone voice-recognition features, popularized by Apple’s Siri on the iPhone 4S, may have finally reached the point where they are at least as accurate as typing.
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Mossberg: $99 Nokia Lumia 900 Disappointing
Published April 04, 2012
Can the Nokia Lumia 900 help pave the way for a third choice in the mobile operating system arena? Walt Mossberg doesn’t seem to think so.
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Mossberg on Sony Tablet P: Divided Screens a Non-Starter
Published March 21, 2012
Sony's Tablet P has a radical dual-screen design, but the hinge between them ends up being disruptive, Walt Mossberg said.

