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Amy's Baking Company Bakery Boutique & Bistro -- which featured on "Kitchen Nightmares" -- decides to fight critics by calling them "punks" -- and a lot, lot worse.
Read More... TV bakery enjoys astonishing Facebook melt down

The company will not have to remove autocomplete in Germany, but it must evaluate potential defamation claims when they are brought to its attention.
Read More... Google loses case in Germany over autocomplete search suggestions

Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirms an "ongoing investigation" that led to Dwolla cutting off bitcoin transfers to Mt. Gox.
Read More... Homeland Security cuts off Dwolla bitcoin transfers

A mesh network of 500 electronics boards captures radio noise, temperature, humidity, and foot traffic at Google's developer show.
Read More... Sensor motes sniff out Google I/O data trends

A friendly robot programmed to interact and educate kids with autism is officially launched into special-needs classrooms.
Read More... Interactive robot aids autistic kids in the classroom

ABC's app for watching live TV shows has arrived, but only for a handful of markets so far.
Read More... Watch ABC app arrives with live TV for iOS, Web

A new report suggests internal worries following Facebook's tumultuous IPO last year were just a little out of control.
Read More... Survey tracks workforce sentiment after Facebook IPO

A homemade electronic contraption lets you -- and anyone else who's walking by -- know how you and your partner in kissing rank on the smooch scale. It's totally objective data, of course.
Read More... Pucker up! Kissing machine rates your smooches

Roughly 20 percent of BlackBerry's app catalog is made up of programs ported from Android -- and those apps tend to catch flack.
Read More... BlackBerry's developer guru on its Android apps: Users hate them

Specialists tapped by World Press Photo debunk an analysis that concluded that Paul Hansen's photo of children killed in Gaza was a composite of multiple images.
Read More... Award-winning photo isn't a fake, say specialists