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Tickets for sold-out WWDC fetch a high price Top
Tickets for Apple's annual developer conference, which sold out in less than a day, are now going for quite a price premium on places like eBay.
 
Back up your data before April Fools' Day Top
March 31 is World Backup Day. Here are a few ways you can back up your data.
 
Qinetiq robo-loaders heading to Fukushima Top
Powerful remote-controlled loaders may help clear the way for robots to work at Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant.
 
No time for Acer to be 'cautious' about mobile Top
In accepting CEO Gianfranco Lanci's resignation amid disagreements, Acer board reveals plan to stick with the PC business and proceed "cautiously" with mobile. That doesn't seem a viable option in this market.
 
Baseball season welcomes new mobile apps Top
The 2011 Major League Baseball season starts this weekend. CNET.com's Kara Tsuboi shares some popular mobile apps so you never have to miss a strikeout or home run.
 
Google updates finance search for Android, iPhone Top
Search results for stocks now reveal an interactive graph, plus news and personal stock information you can swipe through.
 
Baseball apps keep you in the game Top
To the delight of baseball fans around the world, the 2011 Major League Baseball season opens this weekend. If you can't get out to the ballpark to watch your favorite team, you can still stay in the game with different mobile apps for phones and tablets. CNET.com's Kara Tsuboi reports.
 
Study: Android, then iOS to rule phones in 2016 Top
New study from research firm ABI Research contends Android will easily dominate smartphone landscape in five years, followed by iOS. Findings stand in stark contrast to earlier IDC figures.
 
Firefox for Android gets it mostly right (video) Top
This is Mozilla's most far-reaching mobile move yet, and for the most part, the browser-maker does its Firefox brand proud.
 
Google, eBay execs make mobile commerce pitches Top
There's lots of behind-the-scenes development in using mobile tech to bridge the gap between online and offline commerce, as two industry execs hinted during talks at this week's Web 2.0 Expo.
 
AT&T offers new tools for finding lost phones Top
The carrier's Mobile Protection Pack bundles three service for $9.99 per month: insurance, enhanced customer support, and locating and locking a lost phone.
 
Kia debuts EV concept Naimo Top
Kia debuted its electric car concept Naimo (pronounced "Neh-mo") at the 2011 Seoul Motor Show. Named for its square shape, the Naimo looks a little like a miniaturized Pontiac Aztek without B-pillars.
 
Google denies working on facial-recognition app Top
Disputing a report on CNN, Google says it's not developing facial-recognition technology for cell phones that would be able to identify who's in a photo.
 
Adobe coaxing Photoshop power to iPad Top
An onstage demo reveals new maturity for Adobe's Image editing on the iPad. It's good timing, given how many new software rivals are bubbling up in the tablet market.
 
Philadelphia Navy Yard to get solar storage Top
Energy Innovation Hub to include solar-energy storage unit, micro smart-grid for net-zero home.
 
Twitter kills wildly unpopular QuickBar Top
The iPhone app feature was the bane of many influential Twitter users, who said it was annoying and irrelevant.
 
Facebook feature converts profiles to business pages Top
Business users who want to transform their personal profiles on Facebook into regular business pages can now do it directly through a new conversion process.
 
Microsoft releases Windows Home Server 2011 Top
The new version of Windows Home Server has officially been released, with the product due to reach TechNet and MSDN subscribers in early April and start showing up on computers in May.
 
Report: Top Apple marketing exec to depart Top
Longtime Apple marketing and communications VP Allison Johnson is said to be leaving the company to start a new marketing venture of her own.
 

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