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Inventor aims to be Henry Ford of flying cars
by CBS This Morning
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John Blackstone reports on an enthusiastic inventor who has spent the better part of his life and fortune trying to turn his vision of a flying car into reality.
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Toyota experimenting with a "mood car"
by CBS This Morning
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You've heard of a mood ring, but a mood car? Toyota is building a concept car that you control with your mind and heart. It doesn't have a steering wheel -- just lean forward and the car goes forward. It also changes color according to your mood and suggests destinations based on your facial expressions. Toyota plans to unveil its FV2 concept car at this month's Tokyo Motor Show.
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JetBlue, Delta adopt new FAA gadget rules
by CBS This Morning
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Passengers on two airlines were the first to be given approval by the FAA to allow passengers to use electronic gadgets during take-off and landing. Jeff Pegues reports.
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Is the tech bubble back?
by CBS This Morning
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Tech stocks are leading the way on the markets, but that's causing concern over a new financial bubble. CBS News contributor and analyst Mellody Hobson joins the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts to discuss the movers and shakers in the tech world, the potential for problems, and some of the indicators that could signal a tech bubble on the horizon.
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Morning Rounds: Can you use a 3D printer to make a prosthetic hand?
by CBS This Morning
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CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook and CBS News contributor Dr. Holly Phillips join "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to share a breakthrough in prosthetics and the rest of the week's medical news.
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Mirrors let gloomy Norwegian town see the light
by CBS Evening News
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Residents of Rjukan, Norway, have good reason to celebrate the installation of giant mirrors, which have brought winter sunlight to their town center for the first time. Rjukan gets no sunlight seven months out of the year because of its location in a valley surrounded by mountains. Mark Phillips reports.
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Norway town lit up with giant solar mirrors
by CBS This Morning
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Rjukan is a small town in Norway tucked in a narrow valley and it never gets direct sunlight in the winter. Mark Phillips reports on a project that is lighting up the town with the world's largest solar mirrors.
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Why are women not pursuing tech jobs?
by CBS This Morning
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Research has found less than six percent of women work in the technology industry. CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller explores the stigma around technology and women, and the women that are trying to change perception of the field.
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Floating structure in S.F. Bay linked to Google
by CBS This Morning
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A huge barge parked on the water near Treasure Island, in San Francisco Bay, is grabbing the public's attention and the rumor mill is pointing to a web giant. John Blackstone reports.
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"Science of Everything" seeks to explain everyday workings of the world
by CBS This Morning
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David Pogue, the former New York Times technology columnist, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about his new gig at Yahoo, as well as the new National Geographic book, "Science of Everything."
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Boy gets prosthetic hand made by 3-D printer
by CBS Evening News
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Two years ago, Paul McCarthy began searching for an inexpensive yet functional prosthetic hand for his son Leon, who was born without fingers on one of his hands. McCarthy came across a video online with detailed instruction on how to use a 3-D printer to make a prosthetic hand for his son. Michelle Miller reports.
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Nielsen to begin measuring mobile viewing
by CBS This Morning
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More and more people are watching TV on their mobile phones and tablets, and Nielsen is taking notice. Starting next year, the company will start counting U.S. television programs watched on those devices. Nielsen measures TV viewership; its ratings are used to set advertising rates.
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"Technovation" aims to get more women in the tech workforce
by CBS Evening News
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Currently, most jobs in technology are filled by men, but one female scientist created a contest to inspire teen girls to pursue careers in the industry. Edward Lawrence reports.
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Multiple tablet rollouts show field has shifted
by CBS Evening News
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In years past, competitors would lie low on days when Apple unveiled its latest products, but that was when Apple dominated the market. Manufacturers are expected to ship 184 million tablets this year, 53 percent more than last year. Ben Tracy reports.
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BlackBerry gets a new design
by CBSNewsOnline 178 views
Bridget Carey, Senior Editor at CNET.com, joins UTTM to discuss the BlackBerry 10 debut and the chances of it being a comeback for the once smartphone leader.
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iPad with wheels lets you roam the office from home
by CBSNewsOnline 235 views
The Calif. based company Double Robotics has retrofitted a Segway-type accessory to the iPad giving employees the freedom to roam the office from where ever they may be. The company, just 18-months-old, has already gotten pre-order sales totaling $1.8 million.
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CBS This Morning - Inside tsunami-proof "Noah's Ark"
by CBSNewsOnline 732 views
While in Japan, covering the one-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami, Bill Whitaker took a trip inside a water-proof pod invented to protect a family from an incoming tsunami.
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Blackberry CEOs step down
by CBSNewsOnline 413 views
The USPS raised the price of a first class stamp by one cent, gas prices are yet again on the rise, and two founders of RIM, makers of the Blackberry, are stepping down. Ashley Morrison reports.
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Posture problems linked to cell phones
by CBSNewsOnline 304 views
Smartphones help us connect with the world, but are we bending too much to accommodate them? "CBS This Morning" contributor Lee Woodruff reports on the link between cell phones and posture problems.
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Sega debuts urinal arcade
by CBSNewsOnline 1,489 views
Video games veteran Sega is back in town, filling an odd gap in the market, and now the men of Japan can play while they pee. Felipe Maya reports.
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Internet giants protest SOPA and PIPA
by CBSNewsOnline 11,257 views
The World Bank is warning of a global economic slowdown, popular internet sites have shut down in protest of anti piracy bills SOPA and PIPA, and the White House went into lockdown after an apparent smoke bomb flew over the fence. Ashley Morrison reports.
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CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Wikipedia to blackout in protest of SOPA
by CBSNewsOnline 4,582 views
The English language version of Wikipedia will shut down for 24 hours in a protest against two anti-piracy bills, SOPA and PIPA, which are being considered by congress. Scott Pelley reports.
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The real deal with Groupon
by CBSNewsOnline 48,905 views
Groupon CEO Andrew Mason is in the business of bargains, and business is very good. But is Groupon's swift success sustainable, especially given competition from the likes of Google and Amazon? Lesley Stahl reports.
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Quirky gadgets flood CES show floor
by CBSNewsOnline 1,319 views
As the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas enters its third day, everyone has already fallen in love with those gorgeous, thin televisions. But as CNETS Kara Tsuboi reports, there's a whole other side to the show that's rarely seen.
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Unique innovations at CES 2012
by CBSNewsOnline 1,162 views
Thousands of people packed into the Las Vegas convention center to check out the latest and greatest in technology at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show. Patranya Bhoolsuwan reports on the latest innovations on and off the show floor.
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Thin is in at CES
by CBSNewsOnline 367 views
The annual Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas is in full swing. This year, the bit ticket items everyone wants to get their hands on are big, ultra-thin televisions. CNETs Kara Tsuboi reports on some of the best in show.
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Face The Nation with Bob Schieffer - How the internet is changing politics
by CBSNewsOnline 560 views
Money is still arguably the most powerful force in American politics, but as Bob Schieffer explains, the internet is also making an equally large stamp on politics.
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Facebook accepting Citibank rewards points
by CBSNewsOnline 207 views
Iran's recent military exercises in the Persian Gulf have sent the price of oil up, Citibank customers can now use their rewards points on Facebook, and the nation's largest cigarette-maker is launching a public relations campaign. Ashley Morrison reports.
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Playstation Vita launch preview
by CBSNewsOnline 686 views
The Playstation Vita will launch in the U.S. in 2012. CBSNews.com's Felipe Maya was at the Playstation holiday event to preview the hand-held's lineup of games.
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Streaming music - The next evolution?
by CBSNewsOnline 747 views
Senior editor at CNET.com, Bridget Carey, talks to Erica Hill and Jeff Glor about how online streaming music services like Pandora and Spotify have raised the bar in digital music.
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Facebook exec: Women needed in tech field
by CBSNewsOnline 329 views
Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg is making it her top priority to convince women to join in the world of high tech. Rebecca Jarvis speaks to Sandberg about her high tech mission.
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Top 10 Yahoo! searches of 2011
by CBSNewsOnline 220 views
Yahoo! web life editor Heather Cabot speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about the top 10 online searches of 2011, from Osama Bin Laden, to Kim Kardashian and the iPhone.
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The Early Show - Apps for smart shopping
by CBSNewsOnline 86 views
Erica Hill and Jeff Glor talk to Bridget Carey, senior editor at CNET.com about how to find the best holiday shopping deals with smartphone applications.
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Toyota Fun-Vii concept car unveiled
by CBSNewsOnline 10,824 views
The 2011 holiday shopping season is off to a strong start, the government is opening an investigation into the Chevy Volt's battery, and Toyota unveils it's latest concept car ahead of the Tokyo Auto Show. Ashley Morrison reports.
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The Early Show - Ford Escape: Exclusive reveal
by CBSNewsOnline 333 views
CBS News business and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis sat down with Ford Motor Company Executive Vice President Mark Fields for an exclusive look at the new Ford Escape.
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The Early Show - "The Lost Interview" with Steve Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 8,789 views
A recently discovered copy of a 1995 interview with Steve jobs shows the Apple co-founder before he rejoined the company. Executive producer Robert Cringely speaks about his documentary "Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview."
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Jobs: "I don't mind being wrong"
by CBSNewsOnline 158 views
In an interview thought lost from 1995, Steve Jobs explains that he is comfortable about being wrong as long as the right thing is done.
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Steve Jobs on designing a product
by CBSNewsOnline 2,389 views
In a recently discovered 1995 interview with Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder explains that designing a product is "keeping 5,000 things in your brain... and fitting them altogether."
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Jobs on understanding better things
by CBSNewsOnline 261 views
In an interview thought lost from 1995, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs explains the how to ratchet up the species.
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Jobs: "It comes down to taste"
by CBSNewsOnline 642 views
In a recently discovered 1995 interview with Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder explains that it "comes down to exposing yourself to the best things humans have done."
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The Early Show - Tablet Wars: Has the iPad met its match?
by CBSNewsOnline 976 views
Jeff Glor and Rebecca Jarvis talk to tech expert Katie Linendoll about some new tablet computers - Amazon's Kindle Fire and Barnes and Noble's Nook tablet - and she'll report on which device is worth the price.
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Do Tasers save lives?
by CBSNewsOnline 296 views
Marcus Martin, chief Taser instructor for the Las Vegas police department, says the weapon has "changed the face of police work forever."
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Taser: An officer's weapon of choice
by CBSNewsOnline 7,714 views
The Taser is touted for saving lives and preventing injury, but a new study says that some police officers reach for the weapon too quickly. David Martin reports.
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2011's most incredible inventions
by CBSNewsOnline 481,787 views
Russ Mitchell talks with Popular Science's Mark Jannot about the magazine's picks for the year's most ingenious inventions.
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CBS Evening News - South Carolina creates tech jobs with "SmartState"
by CBSNewsOnline 146 views
A South Carolina initiative called "SmartState" is funding high-tech programs at public universities to create technology hubs that they hope will attract new industries and create jobs. And, as Anna Werner reports, so far, it's working.
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CNET event brings holiday gift guide to life
by CBSNewsOnline 61 views
The interactive "CNET Gotham" event brought the company's annual gift guide to life. CNET correspondent Brian Cooley speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about the event and previews some of this season's hottest gadgets.
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The dangers of free WiFi
by CBSNewsOnline 333 views
Wi-fi is growing in popularity. Coffee shops and public spaces are now allowing to get on the internet for free. But a hacker could be watching everything your doing. Sandra Hughes reports.
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The Early Show - Disabled voters to use iPads in Oregon
by CBSNewsOnline 63 views
Disabled voters in five Oregon counties get to use an iPad to cast their vote. Terrell Brown reports.
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Want more hard drive space? Just add salt
by CBSNewsOnline 751 views
A Singapore scientist has discovered that ordinary table salt (sodium chloride) is extremely good for improving the memory capacity of computer hard disks. Felipe Maya reports.
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The Early Show - Dangers of public Wi-Fi
by CBSNewsOnline 861 views
A recent survey found that many Wi-Fi users don't take the recommended steps to protect their personal networks. KDKA-TV's Susan Koeppen reports on Wi-Fi security and how to stay safe.
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CBS News Sunday Morning - Battling loud leaf blowers
by CBSNewsOnline 4,249 views
The battle over leaf blowers all across the country is being led by a couple in Orinda, California who are just fed up with the noise. John Blackstone reports.
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The Early Show - Can you trust online reviews?
by CBSNewsOnline 95 views
Chris Wragge and Rebecca Jarvis talk to CBS News contributor Regina Lewis about online reviews and how trustworthy they are.
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CBS Evening News - China, Russia stealing U.S. technology
by CBSNewsOnline 3,059 views
U.S. intelligence has warned of a threat to America's security, identifying Russia and China as culprits in stealing American technology to build their economy. Bob Orr reports.
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The Early Show - Boeing to start building space capsules
by CBSNewsOnline 380 views
Boeing will lease a Kennedy Space Center hanger to build reusable space capsules that will carry supplies and crew to the International Space Station. Terrell Brown reports.
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Cargo rocket launched to space station
by CBSNewsOnline 203 views
A Russian cargo rocket blasted off successfully, carrying supplies for the U.S. astronaut and two other crewmembers on the International Space Station. Russ Mitchell reports.
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Viral political ads, Halloween houses, and the McRib
by CBSNewsOnline 238 views
Rebecca Jarvis speaks with senior editor of CNet.com, Scott Stein, about new trends on the web.
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The Early Show - NASA launches weather satellite
by CBSNewsOnline 86 views
NASA launched a rocket that will aid in predicting weather. Terrel Brown reports.
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The Early Show - Flying on Boeing's 787 Dreamliner
by CBSNewsOnline 3,285 views
What is like to fly on Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner? Zodiac Aerospace Director Thomas Lee speaks to Chris Wragge about his experience on the aircraft's maiden voyage from Tokyo to Hong Kong.
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The Early Show - Moon rock drama: 74-year-old probed
by CBSNewsOnline 426 views
CBS News national correspondent Ben Tracy reports on 74-year-old Calif. resident Joann Davis, who attempted to sell a tiny moon rock she says was given to her space-engineer husband by Neil Armstrong in the 1970s, and found herself in the middle of an elaborate sting operation.
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The Early Show - Paralyzed man uses bionic arm to touch girlfriend
by CBSNewsOnline 340 views
Brain computer technology is enabling 30-year-old Tim Hemmes to reach out and touch his girlfriend's hand for the first time since injuring his spinal cord seven years ago. Jeff Glor reports.
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The Early Show - Video game addiction and kids
by CBSNewsOnline 5,099 views
Tecca.com's Jennifer Jolly speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about video gaming addiction among children and some early signs for parents to look out for.
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The Early Show - Paralyzed woman walks with exoskeleton
by CBSNewsOnline 400 views
A woman paralyzed from the waist down in a 1992 skiing accident walked with the help of an exoskeleton device in London. Jeff Glor reports.
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The Early Show - Steve Jobs bio reveals family life
by CBSNewsOnline 15,286 views
Steve Kroft talks with biographer Walter Isaacson about Steve Jobs' relationship with his wife and kids, and shares some personal photos of the tech giant's life.
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The Early Show - Tough Jobs: New bio depicts complex CEO
by CBSNewsOnline 782 views
Erica Hill and Chris Wragge talk to Andy Serwer, managing editor of Fortune magazine, about the new Walter Isaacson biography of Apple founder, Steve Jobs.
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Apple's iPod unveiled 10 years ago
by CBSNewsOnline 3,050 views
Ten years ago today, Apple unveiled the very first iPod. Russ Mitchell reports.
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Ping-pong robots developed in China
by CBSNewsOnline 653 views
Scientists in China have developed robotic practice partners for the country's top ping-pong players. The robots are programmed to serve and return the ball. Russ Mitchell reports.
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Steve Jobs, part 2
by CBSNewsOnline 184,780 views
Steve Jobs was already gravely ill with cancer when he asked author Walter Isaacson to write his biography. Jobs told Isaacson to write a honest book - about his failings and his strengths. Steve Kroft reports.
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Apps for Autism
by CBSNewsOnline 90,320 views
Autistic people whose condition prevents them from speaking are making breakthroughs with the help of tablet computers and special applications that allow them to communicate, some for the first time. Lesley Stahl reports.
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Satellite crashes back to Earth
by CBSNewsOnline 361 views
A German research satellite has crashed back to Earth and scientists say some parts survived re-entry. Russ Mitchell reports.
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The Early Show - Avid texter pauses briefly to shake Obama's hand
by CBSNewsOnline 1,042 views
An avid texter in Virginia was busy on his smartphone while in line to shake President Obama's hand. The man paused briefly only to shake Mr. Obama's hand. Betty Nguyen reports.
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The Early Show - Steve Jobs: Apple stores closing for memorial
by CBSNewsOnline 1,854 views
As tens of thousands of Apple employees will pause to remember the life of company founder, Steve Jobs, CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports on Jobs' huge fortune - valued at more than $6 billion.
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The Early Show - Sen. McCaskill loses 50 pounds and tweets about it
by CBSNewsOnline 135 views
Erica Hill talks to Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo), who recently decided to make a very public commitment - via Twitter - to shed some pounds. The senator made herself accountable to her followers and dropped 50 pounds in just five months.
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Fast Draw: The Original Space Voyagers
by CBSNewsOnline 244 views
You can't see neutrinos, but they're flying through your body right now. The Fast Draw documents the great journey of neutrinos, in a story produced with the National Science Foundation.
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Stanford grads look back at Steve Jobs speech
by CBSNewsOnline 1,930 views
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs told the story of his life to the 2005 graduating class of Stanford. John Blackstone takes a look at what happened to the students he inspired.
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The Early Show - Cell phone carriers will start sending bill alerts
by CBSNewsOnline 25 views
Under pressure from the FCC, wireless phone providers will begin sending customers bill alerts when they go over their monthly limits. Terrell Brown reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Electric car batteries creating U.S. jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 991 views
The Obama administration is spending big in an effort to bring the global market for lithium batteries for electric cars back to America. Cynthia Bowers reports on a risky investment that's creating new jobs.
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iPhone 4S frenzy
by CBSNewsOnline 529 views
Apple released its new iPhone to large crowds across the world. Betty Nguyen reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Images of Saturn from Cassini spacecraft
by CBSNewsOnline 177 views
Scott Pelley takes a look at some of the spectacular images of Saturn recently sent back from the Cassini spacecraft.
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The Early Show - Restaurants next tablet users
by CBSNewsOnline 817 views
Restaurants all over the country are trying tablet devices as a new way for patrons to order and get filled in on their food. Julie Watts reports.
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The Early Show - Penny auctions: Bargain or total ripoff?
by CBSNewsOnline 1,121 views
Chris Wragge and Betty Nguyen speak with Consumer Reports Executive Editor Greg Daugherty, about online penny auctions and their potential pitfalls.
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The Early Show - Baby plays with iPad, is frustrated by paper mag
by CBSNewsOnline 63,261 views
A YouTube video shows a 1-year-old expertly using an iPad - pinching and swiping - and then tries the same moves on a paper magazine without results. Jeff Glor reports.
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The Early Show - Apple launches iPhone 4S worldwide
by CBSNewsOnline 1,484 views
Apple lauched its new iPhone 4S to long lines in front of its own retail stores and cell carrier partners. Jeff Glor reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Blackberry blackout exposes online dependency
by CBSNewsOnline 287 views
The hardware failure and the two day backlog in emails that disabled Blackberry service from the Middle East to North America was a warning to a world that's become ever more dependent on always being connected. John Blackstone reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Arrest made in celebrity phone hacking scandal
by CBSNewsOnline 784 views
The FBI arrested 35-year-old Christopher Chaney in Florida for allegedly hacking the cell phones and personal accounts of more than 50 people tied to the entertainment industry. Ben Tracy reports on "Operation Hackerazzi."
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The Early Show - iPhone 4S: Report of our hands-on test
by CBSNewsOnline 2,796 views
Erica Hill and Chris Wragge talk to "Early Show" technology expert Katie Linendoll about the new Apple iPhone 4S and whether or not it stands up to the hype.
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The Early Show - Apple rolling out iMessage
by CBSNewsOnline 1,764 views
Apple is debuting "iMessage," sort of a cross between texting and instant messaging -- and it will be free. Erica Hill and Chris Wragge discuss the potentially game-changing technology with the New York bureau chief for Wired magazine, John Abell.
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The Early Show - Survey: Most kids careful about online privacy
by CBSNewsOnline 98 views
Parents rank cyber-bullying among their top concerns and now, a new survey reveals that more young people are taking steps to protect their digital reputations and prevent online harassment. Erica Hill and Jeff Glor talk to Yahoo! Web Life Editor Heather Cabot about how parents can drive home the message home about the importance of online privacy.
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The Early Show - Rookiemag.com: Teen fashion flogger hits it big
by CBSNewsOnline 16,852 views
Teen fashionista Tavi Gevinson has been able to catch the eye of some the world's most distinguished fashion designers with her fashion blog, RookieMag.com. Erica Hill talks to the 15-year-old "veteran" of the fashion scene about how she's quickly becoming the new voice of fashion.
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Tweeting for freedom
by CBSNewsOnline 86 views
For the past eight months, activist Mona Seif has used social media to keep track of detainees - in jail cells and hospital beds - being prosecuted by the Egyptian military.
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A fond farewell to Steve Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 555 views
New York Times technology columnist comments on how when Steve Jobs died, the country lost not one but four of its greatest minds.
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CBS News Sunday Morning - Nikon's "Small World" photomicrography winners
by CBSNewsOnline 155 views
Charles Osgood shares a gallery from the winning pictures in Nikon's 2011 "Small World" photomicrography competition.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - School trades paper for iPads
by CBSNewsOnline 1,021 views
Two weeks ago, at St. Mel School, every one of their 570 students was been assigned an iPad, and teachers there have seen immediate benefits in test scores. Bill Whitaker reports on how Steve Jobs' most enduring legacy may well be in the classroom.
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Adjusting to a world without Steve Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 128 views
Russ Mitchell speaks with CNet host Wilson Tang about who could potentially fill Steve Jobs' shoes.
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Jobs' death still affecting millions
by CBSNewsOnline 69 views
Three days after Steve Jobs' death, people are still mourning. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports on Jobs' influence and impact.
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Computer virus found in military computers
by CBSNewsOnline 316 views
A computer virus has infected the computers used to control the drones used to bombs Afghanistan. Elaine Quijano reports.
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The Early Show - Can Apple keep its lead without Steve Jobs?
by CBSNewsOnline 71 views
Just a few days after the death of Steve Jobs, some question whether Apple can continue its meteoric rise and keep its lead in many diverse markets. John Blackstone reports.
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Study: Texting while driving doubles danger risk
by CBSNewsOnline 121 views
New research shows that texting while driving can more than double your reaction time, making it comparable to driving while drunk. Scott Pelley reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Steve Jobs' inspiring outlook on death
by CBSNewsOnline 363 views
Two years after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, Steve Jobs delivered and inspiring commencement speech about life and death to students Stanford University. Scott Pelley reports.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Steve Jobs' impact on everyday life
by CBSNewsOnline 268 views
Many Americans live, work and play in a world transformed by Steve Jobs. Bill Whitaker reports on how Apple products have made society "think different."
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Steve Jobs: Global influencer
by CBSNewsOnline 317 views
Steve Jobs challenged us to "think different" in Apple's famous ad campaign that celebrated rebels and troublemakers. Anthony Mason looks at how the innovator's influence had a worldwide impact.
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The Early Show - Steve Jobs: Remembering how he changed the world
by CBSNewsOnline 1,019 views
CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports on the life of Steve Jobs and how he changed the world.
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Steve Jobs vigils outside Apple stores
by CBSNewsOnline 50 views
Flowers, candles and cards were placed outside Apple stores around the world as a memorial to company co-founder, Steve Jobs.
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The Early Show - Influence of Jobs, Apple on society
by CBSNewsOnline 103 views
Business and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis and Fortune magazine's Andy Serwer discuss how Steve Jobs and Apple influenced life, culture and business since the company began more than 30 years ago.
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The Early Show - Steve Jobs and battling pancreatic cancer
by CBSNewsOnline 219 views
Dr. Jennifer Ashton speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about Steve Job's long-term battle with pancreatic cancer, the symptoms and available treatments.
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The Early Show - Jobs' death dominates Twitter
by CBSNewsOnline 75 views
Chris Wragge talks to Molly Wood, executive editor at CNET, about the response to Steve Jobs' death in the Twitterverse.
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The Early Show - Apple co-founder Wozniak on loss of Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 983 views
Erica Hill talks to Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak on the life and death of Steve Jobs.
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The Early Show - Steve Jobs: His impact on our culture
by CBSNewsOnline 136 views
Steve Jobs created, directed or inspired nearly all of the life-changing products that Apple produced. Wilson Tang of CNET reports on how Jobs impacted popular culture and the way people deal with technology.
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Steve Jobs the innovator
by CBSNewsOnline 111 views
John Quain, Up to the Minute Technology Consultant, explains how Steve Jobs was able to revolutionize the way we do things.
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Remembering Steve Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 117 views
Wilson Tang, Host of CNET's "Loaded" and "404," takes a look at the former Apple CEO and what he contributed to the world of technology.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - The life and legacy of Steve Jobs
by CBSNewsOnline 335 views
CBS News correspondent John Blackstone takes a look back at the remarkable life and legacy of Apple co-founder and Chairman Steve Jobs, who passed away at the age of 56.
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Apple campus flags at half staff after Jobs death
by CBSNewsOnline 880 views
CBS News RAW: Flags at the Apple campus fly at half staff, commemorating the death of the company's co-founder Steve Jobs, who passed away at the age of 56.
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The CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Special Report: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
by CBSNewsOnline 1,279 views
CBS News Special Report: Apple co-founder and Chairman Steve Jobs has died at the age of 56, following complications from a rare form of pancreatic cancer. Scott Pelley reports.
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New remote puts a twist in channel surfing
by CBSNewsOnline 86 views
A new TV remote control from Japanese company, Murata, uses the power of bending to change the channel. Felipe Maya reports.
