Our pre-caffeine roundup is a collection of the hottest, strangest, and most amusing stories of the morning.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed, "I wear the same thing every day," in an exclusive interview with Matt Lauer you can watch Thursday on TODAY and Rock Center with Brian Williams.
In other Facebook news, the world's largest social network just rolled at rolled out a new, slick and very streamlined version of the Help Center that's is so easy to navigate, you'll wonder why Facebook won't make your headache-inducing Timeline this intuitive.
There's no official confirmation that a smaller version of the iPad is on its way, but one report says production on the unannounced tablet is already underway.
Meanwhile, Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Computer, jumped on Slashdot Monday to answer questions from the tech community — and no topic was off limits. Here's what he said.
Google just got a patent for a watch with a transparent screen hidden in a flip-up bezel -- a device which could be an alternative form factor for the company's enigmatic "Google Glass" project.
Plus, Google Gmail now lets you search PDF, Word and PowerPoint attachments.
Robo-cops may fight crime in the future -- but it’s not what you think!
Meanwhile, the NYPD is watching Facebook to fight gang bloodshed. Here's how.
Aslo, the Computer History Museum looks pretty awesome, huh?
What will the front page of Reddit look like in 3012? Let's find out!
In closing, Star Wars characters holding bunnies! STAR WARS CHARACTERS HOLDING BUNNIES!
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