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• Cadillac posts biggest sales increase since 1976 as brand continues to build on momentum
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• AMD launches new ‘Richland’ A-Series desktop APUs to combat Haswell
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• Google rolls out Glass camera update bringing improved low-light capability, HDR and captions
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• Zap, boom, pow! DC Comics debuts new interactive digital format
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• Twitter turns out to be a veritable treasure trove of vaccine data
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• Mozilla revamps Firefox to look more like Chrome, sets release date for October
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• Forget used games, killing borrowed games is the bigger issue
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• From next-gen powerhouses to VR headsets, this year’s E3 is all about hardware
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• Apple rumored to be revealing ‘something really different’ for its new Mac Pro
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• Microsoft demos Windows 8.1 Start button, talks updated portrait mode for mini tablets
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• Intel wants in on mobile: Claims Silvermont processor outshines ARM’s top chip
• Apple nets Big Three music publishers for iRadio, expect announcement Monday
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• Everything we think we know about iOS 7 could be wrong, according to inside source
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• Samsung announces the Galaxy Ace 3, adds 4G LTE option with a faster processor
• iTray: UK sushi chain launches world’s first ‘flying waiter’
• BBC launches free weather app for iOS and Android
• Rumors swirl about potential 8-inch Microsoft ‘Surface 2’ tablet
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• Sony drops the mic to universal applause at E3 2013, Microsoft left stuttering
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• Bills aimed at making Tesla dealerships illegal in New York on hold; battle has likely just begun
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• WikiLeaks helping Edward Snowden in race to find ‘safe’ country, Ecuador likely destination
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• If tech goes Hollywood, get ready for even more lame sequels
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• Gartner: PC shipments to slip 10 percent as tablets see 68 percent boost in 2013
• Madden’s creator wins court ruling against EA
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• Sony and Disney to test streaming movies while still in theaters as counter-piracy measure
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• Apple investigating MacBook Air Wi-Fi issues, orders store workers to ‘capture’ faulty machines
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• So just how much money does a musician make from Pandora, anyway? (Spoilers: Not that much)
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• Video killed the Instagram star? The 5 features video for Instagram needs to fix
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• Microsoft Build 2013 Rumor Roundup: What new Windows we’ll see
• Citing declining sales, Barnes & Noble discontinues Nook HD, HD+
• The Digital Self: Can the 4th Amendment fit in 140 characters?
• Looking for Love? Fiat’s playing digital matchmaker…sort of
• Introducing the new Fiverr: Goodbye $5 max charge, hello professional profiles
• Internet rages against Facebook security scare and concerns over ‘Shadow Profiles’ return
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• ‘Catfish’ is back and fueling our addiction to watching Internet love go wrong
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• iPhone takes hit in European market as Android pushes ahead
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• CE Week 2013: Pioneer launches Andrew Jones-Designed SP-SB23W Speaker Bar with wireless subwoofer
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• Digital Storm releases Aventum II gaming rig with 22 fans and copper piping inside
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• CE Week 2013: First impressions of the Sharp 70-inch 4K Ultra HD TV
• North, South Korean government sites defaced on Korean War anniversary
• CEWeek 2013: How Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia wants to democratize cable television
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• Google blows away the clouds in Earth and Maps, brings Street View to Earth for mobile
• The first tweet-sourced beer is here and it sounds delicious
• T-Mobile plans to add LTE-Advanced features to its network later this year, but keeps quiet about the details
• The Silence of Windows RT: How Microsoft’s plot to kill the desktop was thwarted
• GM’s in-car technology experience should get a major boost with exec’s new global role
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• Now you don’t have to worry about accidentally printing a gun
• Appeals court approves $675,000 fine for student who illegally downloaded 30 songs
• CE Week 2013: Monitor Audio takes on NAD with the Airstream A100 integrated amp
• Aereo expanding to Chicago next, goes live Sept. 13
• Subtweeting: The secret, subtle art of Twitter gossip
• New Super Luigi U DLC review
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• CEWeek 2013: Seiki bows 39-inch 4K Ultra HD TV for – get this – $700
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• Researchers say Facebook security breach affected more users than the social network admits
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• Nokia Lumia 521 Review
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• Hardware push: Google creating smartwatch, game console and new Nexus Q, report says
• Build 2013 report card: Microsoft passes, but just barely
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• Google asks groups to capture Street View imagery, launches Trekker camera loan program
• BlackBerry ships 6.8 million smartphones, promises another BlackBerry 7 smartphone release later this year
• Poppy adds another dimension to your iPhone’s camera
• Facebook is testing a chat room feature, so it must be 2001
• The new Mac Pro changes the game for creative pros – will they keep playing with it?
• Can robot soccer players generate interest in the sport for Americans?
• Yelp sues business selling fake reviews
• Yahoo News gets redesigned into a personalized news reader – will it make you care?
• PNY launches StorEdge SD card-sized expandable storage for your MacBook
• Comical Ford video shows low-tech approach to improving interior quietness – we’re getting Punk’d, right?
• CE Week 2013: Toshiba takes a flying leap into 4K Ultra HD with 3 models coming this summer
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• Pioneer unveils heads-up, augmented reality display for use in vehicles
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