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An Ivy League Education? Online Is the New Option
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For every high school senior who got one of those "we're not that into you" letters from an Ivy League university, there is finally a second chance to learn from the best and brightest professors.
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Ooh, Aah: Enjoy Yosemite Views at Your Computer
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To those for whom Yosemite's breathtaking scenery revives the soul, getting a fix of spiritual uplift just got a little easier, courtesy of an HD webcam that allows anyone with a computer to visit.
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New Nokia Line Bets on Next Billion Mobile Users
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Nokia is struggling, but the company is performing well in emerging markets -- and it's looking to boost its chances with two new phones that play on its strategy to connect the next billion consumers.
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Lenovo Blooming with New ThinkPads
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In time for spring blooming, Lenovo is out with a fresh crop of updates to its venerable ThinkPad line. The new arrivals include the X1 Carbon laptop, which the company calls the lightest 14-inch Ultrabook.
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Extreme-Weather Text Alerts Set To Begin
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Wireless carriers and the federal government are launching a system to automatically warn people of dangerous weather and other emergencies via a special type of text message to phones.
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