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Facebook Home to get buddy list and app dock in coming updates
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Using Google Glass: at a Justin Timberlake concert
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Flipboard brings iOS magazine features to Android
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Ouya delays retail launch until June 25th to ensure it can meet demand
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Microsoft reportedly trying to buy Nook ebook ecosystem for $1 billion
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Google Wallet and Payments VP Osama Bedier leaving the company
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Good Deal: HTC First on sale for 99 cents with two-year contract at AT&T
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Sony courts developers by dropping PlayStation Mobile membership fees
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Hacks targeting US oil, gas, and electric companies traced to Iran
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iPhone urine analysis app may require FDA approval, says agency
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Google no longer able to pay Android developers in Argentina, pulling apps on July 27th
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The little known history of the sites that inspired Tumblr
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Xbox One games will require internet 'spot checks', but Microsoft won't charge to authenticate used games
