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Rumors of Apple's new iPhone 5 -- including that it will, like the iPad 3, just be called the "new iPhone" -- have been bolstered by new pictures posted to the Mac site 9to5Mac.com of various parts. They suggest the screen and phone will be taller but not wider, the headphone jack is moving and the connector is going to change, rendering all those current attachments useless.

We take a look at the best concepts for the next Apple smartphone.

Makey Makey est un petit kit électronique, facile d'utilisation, qui permet de convertir des objets du quotidien en des touches interactives d'ordinateur. Que ce soit des bananes, de la pâte à modeler, des humains ou autres choses, il suffit de les connecter avec de simples petites pinces crocodiles, pour que l'interaction se réalise. Makey Makey a été développé par les étudiants du MIT Media Lab, Jay Silver et Eric Rosenbaum. La production du Makey Makey devrait prochainement voir le jour.

A Silicon Valley entrepreneur admits illegally working and living on AOL's campus in Palo Alto. KPIX has his story.

David Holz fait une démonstration réelle du système Leap Motion et sa technologie surprenante et très précise permettant de contrôler par mouvement son ordinateur.

Mean Street host Evan Newmark calls on WSJ's Rolfe Winkler and Julie Steinberg to project the role of social media going forward and to answer the simple question: is social media simply a fad?

Tech expert Mario Armstrong talks about mobile apps that track down lost or stolen phones.

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Jack Andraka won $75,000 for creating a pancreatic cancer test that is 1,000 times more sensitive than existing tests.