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@cnntech The new plague: Computer viruses that extort you http://t.co/DZLDRPVKXe via @Jose_Pagliery http://t.co/m9bpMiOmpI

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@cnntech Making sure politicians honor campaign promises? There's an app for that http://t.co/aZ3pLNAWim via @ContessaGayles http://t.co/dFtJOl8Pxs

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@cnntech Man raises more than $40,000 on Kickstarter to make potato salad http://t.co/ok7oMWClg8 http://t.co/HzDuDzPiit

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@cnntech The next city to get Google Fiber is... http://t.co/X56ly85Way via @jtotoole http://t.co/Y844NFEzG9

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@cnntech Now this exists: 3-D-printed drones http://t.co/3IbszkrFlj via @jtotoole http://t.co/q50QG36QnB

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@cnntech Isis mobile wallet rebrands to avoid confusion with Isis terrorist group http://t.co/nY4fD8sew3 via @jtotoole http://t.co/7yMNnQ9AEb

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@cnntech An app that books fake reservations at restaurants so you can sell them to the highest bidder? Yup, that's a thing http://t.co/99ob0Q9hc0

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@cnntech These 7 tech revolutions were sure bets ... and never happened http://t.co/4WtMhxepDb via @DavidGoldmanCNN http://t.co/O8FCRzDSRe

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The most brutal (and funny) Germany vs. Brazil tweets

You had to feel sorry for the home team when host country Brazil got trounced 7-1 by Germany in their World Cup semifinal game on Tuesday. FULL STORY

Doug Gross
By Doug Gross, CNN

Filed under: Social Media

12 wacky smartphone cases

Not so long ago, a cellphone used to look like a cellphone. But these days, it's not unheard of to see someone talking on a rabbit pressed to his or her ear. FULL STORY

By Caitlin Schmidt, Special to CNN

Filed under: Mobile

The new plague: Computer viruses that extort you CNNMoney.com

Ransomware, a particularly annoying breed of computer virus, is spreading like the plague. This malware locks you out of your computer files until you pay up -- and it is proving incredibly difficult to exterminate. FULL STORY

Jose Pagliery

Filed under: Tech Biz

Making sure politicians make good on campaign promises? There's an app for that CNNMoney.com

Politicians make endless promises on the campaign trail. FULL STORY

Contessa Gayles

Filed under: Tech Biz

People in Overland Park, Kansas, may soon have 100 times faster internet than you CNNMoney.com

Google's ultra-high speed Internet service is expanding again. FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

Now this exists: A 3-D-printed drone CNNMoney.com

Want to be the proud owner of a brand-new drone? Pretty soon, all you'll need is a 3-D printer. FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

Uber cheaper than New York City taxi - for now CNNMoney.com

Uber, the controversial car-hailing app, is waging war in New York City. FULL STORY

Katie Lobosco

Filed under: Tech Biz

Isis mobile wallet rebrands to avoid confusion with Isis terrorist group CNNMoney.com

Isis, the mobile wallet service founded by AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, has a branding problem. FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

You can now watch pirated movies on Google Chromecast CNNMoney.com

Pirated movies are coming to Google Chromecast. FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

Google Glass wearers can steal your password CNNMoney.com

Remember the kid who tried to cheat off you by looking over your shoulder to copy your test answers? He's baaaack. FULL STORY

Erica Fink

Filed under: Tech Biz

Americans' baby photos and resumes among NSA spy haul CNNMoney.com

Heaps of baby photos, fitness selfies, medical records and resumes are among thousands of private communications scooped up and stored by NSA spy programs. FULL STORY

Gregory Wallace

Filed under: Tech Biz

Plasma TVs are just about dead CNNMoney.com

The plasma TV business is fading to black. FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

Google bans porn ads  CNNMoney.com

Google has banned pornography from appearing in its online ads. FULL STORY

David Goldman

Filed under: Tech Biz

Hot-car death highlights key role of digital evidence

One of the few details to come out of the murder case against suburban Atlanta dad Justin Ross Harris -- whose son was found dead after being strapped into a hot car for hours -- is that he searched for information about such deaths shortly before the incident occurred. FULL STORY

By Michael Pearson, CNN

Filed under: Web

'Smart' luggage will text you when it gets lost CNNMoney.com

When an airline loses your luggage, it can take hours or even days to get someone to tell you where it ended up -- if it ever turns up at all. Wouldn't it be easier to hear from the luggage itself? FULL STORY

James O'Toole

Filed under: Tech Biz

How you'll travel in 2024

A driverless taxi is waiting for you outside your house. Cruising through the city, you arrive safely at the airport where you drop off your luggage while ordering a coffee. Check-in is then a matter of just a few seconds, thanks to facial recognition software, while distant biometric scanning allows you to avoid long security queues. FULL STORY

The world's most spectacular video projections

Discover a dancing cactus field, basketball on the Hudson River, and mind-bending 3D projections on robotic screens. FULL STORY

The secret life of an embryo

The Embryoscope is a high-tech device giving an amazing insight into how an embryo develops. FULL STORY

Doug Gross

Who is Slenderman?
He's the Internet's own monster, a ghoul who lurks in its darkest corners and, like the Web itself, has mutated time and again to suit the dreams and desires of his devotees. FULL STORY

Heather Kelly

Google's future phone: The modular Project Ara
Google's next futuristic hardware project is a modular smartphone dubbed Project Ara that can be customized by swapping out individual pieces, such as the battery and the camera. FULL STORY

Jarrett Bellini

Apparently This Matters: Weed Fairy leaves free pot
I never actually caught a glimpse of the Tooth Fairy when I was young, but she was definitely real and in cahoots with my mom. This, due to the fact that I never woke up to find a Nintendo. FULL STORY

Brandon Griggs

The next frontier in 3-D printing: Human organs
The emerging process of 3-D printing can reproduce the vascular systems required to make organs viable. Scientists already use the machines to print tiny strips of organ tissue. And while printing whole human organs for transplants is still years away, the technology is rapidly developing. FULL STORY

Larry Frum

Can 'Mario Kart 8' save the Wii U?
It's the gaming industry's gold standard, once named by Guinness World Records as the most influential video game in history. Now, Nintendo is turning to "Super Mario Kart" once again. FULL STORY

10 ideas to change the world

10 ideas to change the world What if the U.S. had only two time zones? Should all public transportation be automated for safety? And maybe it IS time to reinvent the wheel. Meet 10 bold ideas that could shape our future. FULL STORY

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The Germans have figured how to 3-D print cars

The assembly line isn't going away, but 3-D printing is going to reshape how we make cars. One German automaker points the way with an beautifully crafted frame inspired by a turtle's skeleton. FULL STORY

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