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<p>Personalized stationary, a letter opener and pencils still sit at&nbsp;Bill Hewlett's desk.</p>

Hewlett-Packard's history frozen in time

William Hewlett and Dave Packard's 1960's-era offices look today just as they did then.

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Facebook's annual software fest F8 kicks off April 18

The social network usually saves its biggest announcements for the event, where CEO Mark Zuckerberg holds court in front of an army of web developers. So expect lots of in-the-weeds stuff, too.

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<p>Venture capitalist Dave McClure wants tech nerds to support Hillary Clinton.</p>

Calling all nerds: One venture capitalist wants you to support Clinton

Dave McClure's campaign, Nerdz4Hillary, aims to raise $100,000 in support of Clinton.

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SpaceX plans mission to Mars. Chinese Note 7 explodes. Amazon wants to deliver inside your home.

SpaceX unveils its Mars colonization project. A Chinese model of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 has exploded despite being previously described as "safe." Amazon plans to offer in-home delivery with smart locks.

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<p>Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hard at work.</p>

Facebook at Work to start doing the business next month

Facebook's tool for businesses is reported to be ready to take on Slack and other business-oriented rivals.

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<p>The live-video streaming app has hired its first editor-in-chief to help its users find the most interesting videos to watch.</p>

Twitter wants you to be a Periscope VIP

Twitter's livestreaming service is rolling out a new membership tier that will help grow audiences and collaborate with other users.

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Google could soon bring free Wi-Fi to your bus

The company originally helped connect Indian train stations with free Wi-Fi, and now wants to bring that service to the world.

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Airbnb launched a major marketing campaign in New York City where it posted positive posters in the city's subways.

Airbnb rentals 'dangerously' crowded, senators say

New York state senators release a report describing illegal "rentals of doom" that feature air mattresses crowded into kitchens and beds stuffed into laundry rooms.

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Check out DARPA's new podcast -- so far, no insane killer robots

The government agency that brings you new military tech, now brings you its first podcast: "Voices from DARPA."

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The updated Galaxy Note 7 is still having battery issues

Get ready for Google's Oct. 4 event with the new Pixel phone, Google Home and a new Chromecast Ultra. Plus, Google plans on launching its Andromeda hybrid OS later this year.

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Can't afford an Apple Watch? Health insurer Aetna might pay for you

Aetna says it will subsidize employee Apple Watch purchases for participating companies.

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Sony, Atlantic, Warner Bros. team to sue YouTube music pirates

The three join other music labels in seeking massive damages from a site that lets its users download songs they hear on YouTube.

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THIS SMART IRON COST $1000

How much do you hate wrinkled clothes?

A Swedish company known for its high-end ironing systems will soon begin to sell a smart iron that costs more than $1,000.