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Don't drink the Kool-Aid! When a Black Friday deal isn't a deal

10 tips for separating the bargains from the ballyhoo.

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Firefox blocks ads from tracking you

The browser's Tracking Protection tool stops websites from following your activity, causing some ads to not show up on the page. Also, Samsung deals with security bugs in the Galaxy S6 Edge, and Microsoft tests Cortana on iPhones.

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Airbnb gets a victory from San Francisco voters

A ballot initiative in the city would have imposed restrictions on short-term housing rentals.

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<p>Double Robotics CEO David Cann appear on the screen of Double telepresence robot at Web Summit 2015.</p>

​Rolling robots give your face a presence far away

Telecommuters and long-distance students have bought 5,000 Double Robotics telepresence robots to bring a more human touch to long-distance electronic interactions.

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<p>El Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ comienza a recibir una actualización de más de 100MB que trae mejoras en el rendimiento del celular.</p>

Samsung retains top spot in India's increasingly important smartphone market

The South Korean electronics giant has strengthened its grip on India's smartphone market, keeping its top position in quarter three of 2015

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Google's drone delivery service targets 2017

Chrome OS is here to stay, after Goggle debunks a report. Are you really ready for drone deliveries? They're coming in 2017. And The OnePlus X isn't as fancy as we thought.

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Windows 10? Try 'Windows 10 years ago,' sniffs Google's head of design

Technically Incorrect: On Twitter, Matias Duarte expresses a certain lack of admiration for Microsoft's new marquee software.

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The women who helped develop the Mac (pictures)

Executives who helped make Apple's first major computer gather in Palo Alto, California, to talk about their experiences, including working with the brilliant and volatile Steve Jobs.

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<p>Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield discusses how a failed game led to the fast-growing business tool.</p>

'Email is the cockroach of the Internet,' says Slack co-founder

Stewart Butterfield doesn't think email is going away as he discusses the meteoric rise of the highly valued startup that grew from a failed game.

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<p>The $4,000 BrewBot is designed to ease beermaking.</p>

​BrewBot hopes its machine will make craft-beer brewing a breeze

Hipster companies and home-brew experimenters may be able to slake their thirst for small batches of beer with little effort thanks to a Northern Ireland startup's $4,000 automated system.

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<p>Dell CEO Michael Dell speaks at Web Summit 2015.</p>

Yes, says Michael Dell, even a $67B takeover is a risk worth taking

The planned megamerger with EMC shows Dell's willingness to make bold moves in an era when old-guard computing companies are scrambling to adapt.

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To beef up safety measures, Uber now bans the possession firearms from its services.

Uber driver reportedly gets life sentence for rape on passenger in India

Rape focused international attention on passenger safety and led to a temporary ban of the ride-hailing service in Delhi.

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