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Share: | Bluetooth 4.0 Becomes 'Smart': What It Means For You Bluetooth 4.0 drastically reduces power consumption via a low pulsing method that keeps devices connected without the need of a continuous information stream. Share: | Google: Bidding for Yahoo or Driving up Cost for Microsoft? The pursuit of Yahoo appears to be heating up as a report Monday added Google to a list of interested suitors already said to include Microsoft. Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com | Wash Your Hands: ATMs Are Germ Havens A swab test conducted in six U.S. cities of 10 items commonly found in public places showed high levels of a type of germs that cause the common cold. Share: | What Makes Siri Special? With its combination of advanced artificial intelligence and sharp wit, Apples virtual assistant may kick off an explosion of new voice recognition applications. Share: | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Say "Boo!" With Free Fonts for HalloweenWelcoming trick-or-treaters? 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