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This product image provided by Scribd shows the Scribd e-book app. Scribd and Oyster let you read as many books as you want for a monthly price _ $9 for Scribd and $10 for Oyster.

New York City taxis drive through Times Square on Feb. 27, 2014. The car service Uber has agreed to follow New York State's laws to prevent price gouging during emergencies, natural disasters or other unusual market disruptions, the company and state attorney general said Tuesday.

Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks about the number of Apps downloaded during an Apple event in San Francisco, California in this file photo from March 7, 2012.

QUESTION: I recently bought a smart TV. Can it get infected by a computer virus? If so, can it be protected against viruses? ANSWER: There have not yet been any reports of computer virus attacks on smart TVs, although some experts believe that will eventually happen.

Email has been around for more than two decades, and yet we're still struggling to figure out how to best manage it.

Find My iPhone on the Web, one of the last Google holdouts in in the Cupertino ecosystem, now uses Apple Maps Apple has begun replacing Google Maps with its own mapping technology on iCloud.com, specifically in the Web-based "Find My iPhone" device location service.

Oklahoma farmer Kevin Whitney thought his iPhone was lost for good when it fell into a grain elevator last year.

Just a boy, his dog and 15K Instagram followers Local mother chronicles adventures of her son, dog on Instagram as 15K follow Check out this story on jconline.com: http://indy.st/1lRGptt Like many new mothers, Devin Crouch took a lot of pictures of her beautiful baby boy, Carter.

Tim Cook, leader of consumer electronics giant Apple Inc., joined the company in 1998 and took over as CEO after former head Steve Jobs passed away.

You may not know who Nash Grier is, but 8.7 million people follow him on the social media video app Vine , which allows users to post six-second looped clips.

Where are all the blockbusters? Summer is supposed to be Tinseltown's version of the Christmas shopping season, but "Transformers: Age of Extinction" was the first movie of the year to record a $100 million three-day opening weekend, and overall, the box office is down nearly 20 percent compared with last year.

Uber Technologies Inc., the car- sharing service that lets people order transportation via a smartphone, is temporarily cutting fares on its taxi-like option to step up competition with New York City cab services.

The Windows smart phone can also be purchased outright from Harvey Norman, Dick Smith, AllPhones, and JB Hi-Fi.

This September 17, 2012 file photo shows the Apple logo on the Apple store in New York.

Microsoft's Windows OS could play a crucial rule in returning worldwide PC shipments to modest growth next year after multiple years of decline, Gartner said on Monday.

And though the idea of the Swift publishing something on the stodgy WSJ edit page is inherently amusing, it would be a mistake to just ignore it, because the piece is filled with fascinating insights.

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Rep. a Erin Molchany, D-Mount Washington, filed a resolution Monday asking the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to immediately grant experimental service licenses for ride-share companies.

There are lots of different reasons why people want to learn a new language. For some people it's a necessity, if they act as translators for family members or are assimilating into a new culture.

Google's recent upgrades to Drive have made clear the company's going head-to-head with Microsoft on productivity services.