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Bike to Work, Earn Money For International Food Aid

A new app will donate money to the charity of your choice on your behalf. All you have to do is walk, run, or bike—anywhere, any time.

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Intermission: A Duet with Siri

Siri has found a man, or at least a duet partner.

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Why I Dumped My iPhone—And Why I'm Not Going Back

I was glued to my phone, until I realized it was making my life easier, not better.

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Timely: An iPhone App That Warns You When Earthquakes Are Coming

In the wake of its tragic earthquake, Japan gets an iPhone app to alert residents to future tremors. Let's hope America's next.

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This Solar Bikini Charges Your iPod on the Beach

A solar-powered bathing suit keeps you connected while you're tanning.

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The Talk-o-Meter: Measure the Give and Take in Your Conversations

Find yourself stuck in conversations where you can't get a word in edgewise? Here's the app for you. Hopefully there's a way to use it tactfully.

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Chinese iPhone Factory Reduces Suicides, But Also Loses Profits Foxconn, Chinese Apple Supplier, Cleans Up Its Act, Now Needs to Make Money

The turnaround tale from suicides to smiles at Foxconn, Chinese iPhone maker is not over yet. Now they have to make a profit!

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An iPad Case for Your Inner Book Nerd

Pad & Quill's line of cases for e-readers have the look, feel, and even pleasantly musty smell of your favorite leather-bound classic edition book.

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Got E-Waste? Target, RadioShack Will Buy Your Old iPhone

Target and RadioShack are buying old gadgets, making it all the easier to keep e-waste out of landfills.

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Apple Ranked Dead Last on Pollution, Workplace Safety in China Apple Slammed by Chinese Environmental Groups

Apple ranks dead last in supply chain transparency in China. Are they hypocrites or just being singled out?

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Daytum: An App to Help You Track Your Life's Statistics

Now you can obsessively record how many books you read, or how many photos you take, just like Nicholas Felton!

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Print. It Ain't Dead Yet

Print is dead. Or is it just sleeping?

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Intermission: This Is How Cities and Technology Should Work

This video, produced by Veoila Transport, who operates public transit systems throughout North America, illustrates the ideal way that our mobile devices should interact with our cities.

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In the Future, You Will Use Your Phone to Save Energy

Apps designed to integrate with your electricity meter are just starting to hit the market. What's available, and what's on the horizon?

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Damon Winter Uses His iPhone to Photograph Afghanistan

The equipment matters far less than the subject-and the skill of the photographer, as Damon Winter proves in his new series for the Lens.