Samsung Galaxy S4 Costs $237 to Build, Teardown Analysis Shows

Samsung buys a lot of components from itself.
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Wi-Fi, Voice Calling Come to More New York City Subway Stations

Now New Yorkers will really have their heads buried in their phones.
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Will RIM Pay Nokia to Avoid BlackBerry Ban?

An unfortunate turn of events for RIM, and one that couldn’t come at a worse time.
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Western Digital Goes the Router Route

The hard-disk-drive maker is selling new devices that combine wireless networking with storage options.
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GoGo Goes for IPO

Stock symbol? You guessed it: GOGO.
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Ex-Googlers Raise $5.8 Million to Help Retailers Track Foot Traffic

Euclid Elements is hoping to be the Google Analytics of the physical retail world.
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Apple, Android Owners Diverge on Wi-Fi Usage — But Why?

A new point of differentiation between iOS and Android users. People who own iOS devices tend to use WiFi a hell of a lot more than Android users do.
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It’s a So-Lo-Mo World, After All

Let it be said: For a digital information junkie such as myself, traveling abroad without any cellular or consistent Internet connection on my spanking new white iPhone is agonizing. As in: No social, no local, no mobile.
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Connecticut Won't Press for Google WiSpy Data, Looks to Settle

Saying settlement talks are in the offing, Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen won’t pursue his predecessor’s demand to review the consumer data inadvertently harvested by Google’s Street View cars.

Well, Hell, If I Knew All I Had to Do Was Seize the Hard Drives…

Connecticut Attorney General Senator Richard Blumenthal must be beside himself. South Korea has managed to do what he so far has not: Analyze the consumer data harvested by Google’s Street View cars. And the results of that analysis do not bode well for the company’s relationship with the country.

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FTC Closes Google Street View Probe