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Women in tech: Under-represented and paid less

Girls do better than boys in tech exams - so why don't they want to join the industry?

Amazon launches Fire smartphone: Building a device for Prime

Amazon lines up its smartphone to integrate with its cloud services as well as Prime membership. The device is looking high end with its camera specs.

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