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9 Free iPhone Apps To Help You Land Your Next Job

Whether you're on the hunt for greener pastures, or looking for a complete career change, online resources are plentiful. Here are 9 iOS apps that could improve and shorten your search.

Microsoft Tests Bluetooth App That Unlocks Windows 10

Microsoft is beta testing a Bluetooth app designed to unlock your Windows 10 computer using your phone. The move is the latest by a tech titan to eliminate the dreaded password.

Google Releases Android N Developer Preview

With a surprise early release, Google hopes developers will provide more feedback and have more time to implement new Android features.

Galaxy S7 Parts Cost $255, IHS Reveals

Samsung's metal-and-glass Galaxy S7 smartphone costs as much to build as the plastic Galaxy S5 did back in 2014, according to research firm IHS.

Patent Hints At Apple Watch Morphing Into Medical Device

An Apple patent made public recently points to potentially larger plans for the iconic computer and device maker's Apple Watch. The wearable may eventually offer capabilities of a medical device.

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Obama At SXSW Highlights Encryption, Government-Tech Divide

At the heart of the FBI's struggle with Apple is an us-versus-them sentiment that President Obama may be softening -- by reframing "government problems" as problems for the nation's greatest problem solvers.

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