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Why Ford Chose the C-Max As its First Plug-In Hybrid

Ford announced at this week's Detroit Auto Show that the 2012 C-Max, a five-passenger minivan, will be the company's first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.READ»

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Change Generation: Jessica Mah and inDinero.com Make Business Finance Simple

Jessica Mah, faced with her own financial mire, thought other business owners would appreciate a simple way to monitor their finances. She enlisted other Berkeley classmates and created inDinero.com, "We wanted to make it easy, and that meant having everything be as automatic as possible."READ»

Apple's Solar Power Patent: Sun Powered Mac, iPods, iPhones in the Future

Apple's winning more patents all the time, but the latest clutch is fascinating: It's the first patent for solar powered portable devices that's been awarded to the company. Added to the company's other solar patents, it looks like sunny future for Steve Jobs' company.READ»

Google Launches Global Online Science Fair

For years, employees at Google have suggested a project near and dear to their nerd hearts: a Google-led science fair. Today those Googlers and budding scientists worldwide should be ecstatic. The company launched Google Science Fair, the first global online science competition.READ»

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AT&T's Hundred-Million-Dollar Kiss-Off for Verizon Switchers

At long last, Apple has ended AT&T's exclusive right to the iPhone--but look on the bright side, AT&T. While many are harping on the millions of customers you're likely to lose, we're focused on the millions of dollars you'll earn in cancellation fees.READ»

Will the AT&T and Verizon iPhones Be Playing Leapfrog?

Does the Verizon iPhone put the smartphone on the path to a two-tiered update schedule?READ»

How to Attract the Young and Rich: Technology

A Cisco Systems report focuses on wealthy-under-50s.READ»

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Courtney Love's Twitter Rants Could Inspire Hole Mess of Lawsuits

Rock singer and prolific Twitterer Courtney Love has been sued for defamation over some badly misspelled threats. While the case faces an uphill battle, it also heralds a new front for libel law. Also? Cardinals manager Tony La Russa is involved.READ»

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Google Reveals Its 2011 YouTube Symphony Orchestra, Vuvuzela's Included

A team of a hundred and one musical souls from 30 nations are soon to be performing together at the Sydney Opera House. It's the YouTube Symphony Orchestra 2011--and it has vuvuzelas in it.READ»

China's Stealth Fighter Flies, But Does It Work By Ripping Off U.S. Tech?

China's now test-flying its new J-20 stealth fighter, coincidental with a visit to the nation by Defense Secretary Robert Gates. But exactly how does the Chinese aircraft stealth tech work?READ»

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Twitter Stats Reveal How the iPad, Kindle, and Nook Stack Up

Using social media monitoring and analysis platform Crimson Hexagon, we can now see in real time how Apple, Barnes & Noble and Amazon are performing--and how they are received.READ»

Verizon Gets the iPhone 4, Arriving February 10th From $199.99

It's Verizon's big day: Apple's iPhone 4 arrives to the network on Feb 10, ready to steal millions of unsatisfied customers from AT&T and launch Apple's share price into the stratosphere. READ»

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"Schindler's List 3-D," Anyone? The Problem With Hollywood's 3-D Addiction

About 33% of box-office earnings are now generated from 3-D films, and in 2010 six of the top 10 highest-grossing movies were shot using the technology, with the top two, "Toy Story 3" and "Alice in Wonderland," banking more than a billion dollars each. That's where the trouble starts. READ»