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A crew of flying robots work together to build a 20 ft tower in Orleans, France.

In 2010, Facebook overtook Google as the most popular U.S destination on the Internet and also started commanding the largest market share of online display ads in the U.S. Facebook, In-Depth is an intensive clinic that educates marketers and senior management on the world's largest social network. L2 invites an unprecedented group to put together a daylong curriculum on Facebook. In this video Gabe Zichermann explains how customer loyalty to products and brands works.

This company is credited with inventing the home computer, and also brought us the iPod, iPhone and iPad. WatchMojo learns more about the origins and history of Apple.

The Engadget Show's Tim Stevens reviews the Grace One electric bicycle.

What were these companies thinking when they cursed their products with these names?

Jason Cochran from DealNews.com spoke with Chris Wragge on a new study investigating the difference in batteries between the lesser-known brands to recognized ones.

When did thermostats get cool? Right now. Watch and learn.

Apple announced Siri on iPhone 4S, which lets you use your voice to send messages, set reminders, place phone calls, and more. How would this feature sound if it were dubbed by GLaDOS?

Whether you're a mom, married to a mom, or have a mom, these are the top tech gifts to deliver this May 8.

Can we control a tablet with the power of our mind?

Howard Clearfield, CTO of G24 Innovations, discusses potential applications of dye-sensitized solar cells. Since these cells operate indoors, Clearfield explains using the technology with indoor devices that draw standby power, like televisions, would take over 500 megawatts of electricity off the grid.

Grace Helbig is in New York City to check out the Wired store where holiday shoppers can take in 10,000 square feet of over 200 products. Excuse me while I tidy up after that nerdgasm.

From human organ printing to hologram TV, here are 10 technologies that come straight from the future.

Jive Software SVP Chris Morace talked about how enterprises are under siege and how IT can come to the rescue at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston.