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IBM Watson IoT headquarters in Munich, Germany.

IBM and Visa want to pay from your car

Ready to turn your car or washer into a point of sale? Visa and Watson want that to happen

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Here are the catches in Verizon's new plan
Understand speeds, hotspots and how it compares.

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Yvonne Felix has been legally blind since age 7. The new electronic eSight 3 glasses allow her to see.

High-tech glasses are helping blind people see
A hybrid headset called eSight 3 treats legally blind people with very low vision.

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Starting this week in the U.S. and Canada, you will be able to post job listings and apply for jobs on Facebook.

You can apply for your next job on Facebook
The giant social network is making it easier to post job listings and apply for jobs on Facebook.

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An image of the Time Health online news destination.

Time launches new Time Health brand, news hub
Time Inc. looks to improve engagement with readers -- and advertisers -- with a new Time Health hub.

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President Donald Trump (2-R) attends a meeting on cyber security in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, in Washington, DC, USA, 31 January 2017.

Trump reps skip big cyber security confab
The White House was expected to release its executive order on cybersecurity during RSA.

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Google CEO responds to 7-year-old girl who wants a job: I'm glad you like computers and robots
The girl wants to work at Google. Also in a chocolate factory and she wants to swim in the Olympics.

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Snapchat says its younger users have been immersed in the election, with nearly two-thirds following it closely.

Snap prices IPO between $14 and $16 a share
Parent company of Snapchat will trade under the ticker 'SNAP.'

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The 12 best 55-inch TVs for every budget
These are the best big screen sets you can buy.

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How tweets can be used to count calories
Scientists created a tool that can show how many calories people consume and lose just by their tweets! Buzz60's Djenane Beaulieu (@djenanebeaulieu) reports.