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Android KitKat vs. iOS 7: Google OS Adopted at Faster Rate but Still Lags

New statistics show that more devices are using Android KitKat than ever before, but that the percentage of Android users employing the latest version still lags far behind those using Apple's iOS.

White House on Big Data: Modernize Our Approach

Just how important is the digital frontier to the U.S. government? Very, apparently. The White House released a report on big data last week recommending modernizing the approach to scaled digital information, a move that highlights an increasingly aggressive agenda by the government on cyber issues.

Target CEO Steinhafel Resigns, Replaced by CFO Mulligan

Target CEO and chairman Gregg Steinhafel announced his resignation from the company Monday effective immediately, marking the latest and most prolific casualty stemming from last year's data breach.

Three Trending Games for PS4 That Share Indie Origins: Strike Suit Zero, Fez, and Pure Chess All Highly Addicting

Best Indie Games for PS4 Currently five indie games are featured on the PlayStation Store and they're worth your attention. The five titles include: Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut, Fez, Pure Chess, Octodad: Deadliest Catch, and Cel Damage HD.

Hispanics in Philanthropy's HIPGive Contest Invites the Latino Community to Become Philanthropists and Givers

The HIPGive contest, which merges technology and traditional philanthropy, is one of the biggest endeavors launched by the Latino charity juggernaut Hispanics in Philanthropy. The organization is widely recognized for growing a robust network of leaders, givers and members, all with an agenda that includes empowering and advocating for Latinos over a 30-year history of giving. Headed by HIP President Diana Campoamor, HIP has raised $45 million to fund emerging Latino and Latin American nonprofits and has found more than 170 benefactors to match funds, boosting HIP's impact.

Wind Energy Projects & Current Environmental News: Canary Islands' El Hierro to Run Completely on Renewable Energy by June

Beginning late June, El Hierro, the smallest of the Canary Islands, will be the world's first land mass to run completely on renewable energy.

Google Driving Directions: 'Google Now' Assistant Remembers Where You Parked Your Car

Google just released a simple but potentially very helpful technology: Google Now, an intelligent personal assistant similar to Siri of Apple, records where you park once you get out of the car and reminds you where it is when you get back.

PS4 vs. Xbox One Sales, Specs & Update: Microsoft's 'Xbox Originals' TV Debuts on Next-Gen Xbox Platform

What does this new business venture for Microsoft mean for the customer and consumers? What can it really do?

Macbook Pro Retina vs. MacBook Air 2014: Apple Slashes Prices on MacBook Air; Battery Is Upgraded Too

Apple slashed prices on its MacBook Airs by at least $100 last week. This is perhaps the best upgrade loyal Apple users could have asked for.

Apple iWatch Will 'Stay Under Wraps' at WWDC Conference: Release Date Still on Track for This Year

Apple iWatch Delayed or Cancelled? Product Won't Be Shown at Annual WWDC Conference Apple's WWDC Conference is the Super Bowl of tech pressers.

Call of Duty News: Infinity Ward Merges With Tony Hawk Pro Skater Developer Neversoft

Giant Bomb reports that Call of Duty: Ghosts developer Infinity Ward will be joining forces with studio Neversoft, the developer responsible for the Tony Hawk Pro Skater series.

A New Element Is Discovered: Scientists in Germany Create and Observe Element 117, Name Coming Soon

Element 117, temporarily known as ununseptium, is very close to becoming the newest addition to the periodic table.

Time Warner Merger, Comcast X1 Cable Service Brings Faster Internet Speeds: Plan Will Upgrade $99 Triple Play Package in NYC, LA Markets

Once merger is complete with Time Warner, Comcast wants to make X1 available. Comcast is aiming to deliver its advanced X1 cable service to New York and Los Angeles in an attempt to build a strong presence on the East and West coasts.

Autism Linked to Stomach Bacteria, Suggests CalTech Research: Probiotic Treatment A Potential Cure

Recent research conducted by California Institute of Technology suggests that Autism may be linked to a stomach bacteria.

Mini HTC M8 Version Leaked Photo, Rumors & Specs on Twitter: Android 4.4.2 M7 Successor Release Date Coming Soon

The HTC One (M8) mini won't be released until later this year, but already, much like its larger, regular version the M8, the rumor mill is in full swing.

iPhone 6 Release Date, Specs, News, and Rumors: iPhone 6 Headphone Rumored to Track Heart Rate and Blood Pressure

According to a leak from a former Apple employee on the popular gossip app Secret, the iPhone 6 will come packaged with advanced headphones that can track heart rate and blood pressure, among other features.

'Star Wars' Technology That Exists Right Now [Video]

Every year, generations of geeks celebrate the impact of "Star Wars" on their lives. Why this day? Because "May the 4th Be With You." While the younger generation of "Star Wars" fans are just entering the work force, the older generation that grew up on the original trilogy have been around long enough for some of them to become scientists and engineers. Here is some "Star Wars"-inspired technology that either actually exists or is quickly on its way into our galaxy.

Minecraft Survival Guide for Adults: PC Magazine's Evan Dashevsky Explains Open-Ended Sandbox Game to Newbies

It all seems so simple once players stop thinking like adults, or so that's how a recent episode of South Park humorously explained it.

Google Glass Rumored to Hit Mass Market at $600 Price: Solar Power, External Batteries Used to Recharge Device

The apps easily drain the limited battery life Google Glass, among the most wearable and the most iconic new gadgets hitting the market in the near future, is expected to be released later this year.

Net Neutrality: Netflix Goes Directly to the FCC as Google, Yahoo, and Others May Launch a SOPA-Style Protest

In the wake of leaks about new, weaker, Open Internet rules proposed by the Federal Communications Commission, and soon after Netflix had to pay two internet service providers for better access to their customers, Netflix has taken its concerns directly to the FCC. Meanwhile, Google, Yahoo, and other internet heavies may be planning a SOPA-like grassroots protest for net neutrality.
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