JP Mangalindan

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  • Lytro’s Illum camera

    Camera start-up Lytro makes enterprise gamble

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  • The payments app Millennials swear by

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  • A new partnership between Dropbox and Microsoft lets users edit and sync across different devices and software.

    Dropbox and Microsoft get cozy with partnership

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  • Amazon Unveils Its First Smartphone

    Amazon exec: We priced the Fire phone wrong

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  • Movie theaters: Popcorn? Yes. Wearable tech? No

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  • Launching early next year, the Poynt credit card reader packs cutting edge tech into a device comparably priced with the competition.

    Google Wallet creator gives credit card terminals a serious facelift

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  • WhatsApp made just $10.2 million in revenues last year.

    Guess what? WhatsApp lost $138 million last year

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  • Apple CEO’s plan for helping students: Lots of iPads

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  • Promotional art for Assassin's Creed Unity.

    Video game publishers mostly silent on Gamergate

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  • Riccobono, actress and model, blows soap bubbles during a red carpet at the 70th Venice Film Festival in Venice

    Are we in a tech bubble? Silicon Valley says ‘yes’ and ‘no’

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  • Heavy growth puts drag on Amazon’s bottom line

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  • Features

    How NetApp became one of the world’s best employers

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  • “We want to empower every individual and every organization to be able to thrive,” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said at an event in San Francisco.

    Microsoft CEO pushes the cloud for businesses

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  • “I think the winds will shift,” Bryan Johnson says. “There will be a shift in the kinds of things people aspire to do. Funding and supporting hard problems will become cool in a company in a couple of years.”

    Crazy, insane start-ups are this tech investor’s meat and potatoes

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  • Hands-on with Apple’s new iPads

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