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 Google's Project Glass Eyewear: Next Big Google Flop or Hit? Google dazzles our imagination with its augmented reality glasses, but could the Internet behemoth have a diamond or a dud on its hands? Share:   |  Report: E-Reading Soars, Shift from Print to E-Books Continues People who read e-books say they spend more time reading in general, according to study. Share: | Apple Investigates iPad Users' Wi-Fi Complaints Users say the third-generation tablet often drops or has problems connecting to Wi-Fi networks. Share: | 600,000 Infected Macs Found In Botnet More than 56 percent of the infected computers are in the U.S., according to Dr. Web, a Russian antivirus vendor. Share: | Facebook Security Hole Found on iPhone, Android Devices Facebook's app for iOS and Android devices doesn't encrypt your login credentials, making them a sitting duck for bad apps or a poisoned USB connection. 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Share: | Two Personal Scanners: NeatDesk vs. Xerox Mobile Scanner Two current scanners, the NeatDesk and the Xerox Mobile Scanner, offer simple ways to digitize and store a variety of paper documents. Share: | Poll: Social Media Has Mixed Impact on Elections Nielsen poll shows social media buzz influences election results but not voter turnout. Share: | Fast-growing Flashback Botnet Includes Over 600,000 Macs, Malware Experts Say More than 600,000 Macs have been infected with a new version of the Flashback Trojan horse that's being installed on people's computers with the help of Java... Share: | First Look: Visual Studio 11 Beta Leaner, Meaner for Metro Metro-style development support and monochrome obsession are featured in Microsoft's all-encompassing Windows development tool. 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