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Password managers have their own security problems

Andrea Peterson Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:15 am - Millions of people count on password managers to safeguard their accounts and help them keep track of their passwords. By serving as a sort of master-key for their accou...
App reviews: Watch your blood sugar with two new apps

Aaron Gregg Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:15 am - Over the past decade, continuous glucose monitors have given diabetics a way to track blood sugar without pricking a finger multiple times per day, a quiet revolution in...
Analysis: Why Elon Musk's crazy plans for Tesla are perfectly sane

Vivek Wadhwa Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:12 am - Elon Musk recently laid out a "master plan" for where his company, Tesla Motors, is heading. The vision is undoubtedly ambitious: four new kinds of Tesla vehicles, solar...
Higher demand for broadband means more satellites in orbit

Christian Davenport Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:12 am - Companies around the globe are launching an increasing number of satellites, crowding Earth's orbit in an effort to satisfy the ravenous on-demand desire for more broadb...
Study shows why many Tinder users never connect

Jeff Guo Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:11 am - Dating is a bruising sport; that's always been the trouble. Apps like Tinder were supposed to save people from the ache of rejection by matching those who have already e...
Smartphones overtake computers as top e-commerce traffic source

Declan Harty (c) 2016, Bloomberg
Jul 30, 2016 7:11 am - For retailers at least, the most important screens are now the small ones. Smartphones accounted for 45.1 percent of web-shopping traffic in the first quarter of this ye...
Why we don't count to 10 before hitting 'send'

Christian Davenport and Andrea Peterson Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:07 am - By now it should be abundantly clear that anything written in email could very well end up read by anyone with an Internet connection. This we know. It's the lesson taug...
Americans love technology, but do we want it inside our bodies?

By Hayley Tsukayama Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:00 am - It's clear from our screen-obsessed society that people love technology. But how do we feel about implanting new technology into our own bodies? Do people who never let ...
The VCR is officially dead

Steven Overly Washington Post
Jul 30, 2016 7:00 am - The videocassette recorder that revolutionized home entertainment by allowing television audiences to capture their favorite shows on tape and watch them at their leisur...
Motorola Solutions sells rest of Schaumburg campus

By Anna Marie Kukec
Jul 29, 2016 1:00 am - Motorola Solutions has closed on the sale for the rest of its Schaumburg campus with plans to retain about 1,600 workers and spend about $83 million in renovations o...

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