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Yahoo! News Search Results for Computers
Yahoo! News Search Results for Computers

4 computers stolen at Drake University
Four computers have been stolen from the Harmon Fine Arts Center at Drake University.
Apple Computers Unveils Its Next Conquest
Apple computers has announced it is putting all its efforts into matchmaking but it's not launching another online dating service - it's trying to marry TV and the web.
EmotionML: Will computers tap into your feelings?
"Affective computing" standards and technology could help computers grasp human emotion. An intuitive user interface sounds nice, but what about information overshare?