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Weekly Rewind: Reddit, Uber, and Neil Young get dramatic

From Nintendo's president Satoru Iwata passing away at 55, to Ellen Pao stepping down from Reddit, it’s all here.
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Weekly Rewind: Tinder for celebrities, Star Wars app launches, and more

Major glitches halted NYSE trading and grounded United Airlines flights, Tinder added verified accounts for celebs, and Disney made a Star Wars app.
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Weekly Rewind: Netflix tax, iPhone 5C leaks, and more

It can be challenging to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. That's why we have compiled a list of the top 10 tech stories from this week -- just for you.
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Weekly Rewind: 10 important tech stories you may have missed

Apple announced Apple Music will pay royalties to artists, Reddit celebrated its 10th birthday, and Gmail announced the ‘Undo Send’ button.
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Weekly Rewind: 10 important tech stories you may have missed

Apple announced OS X El Capitan at WWDC 2015, Facebook released its first game for Messenger, and Oculus unveiled its Rift consumer virtual reality headset.
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Weekly rewind: Dish and T-Mobile flirt, Windows 10 gets a drop date, and more

Microsoft announced this week that Windows 10 will be available on July 29, GameFly launched a new video game streaming service, and Apple’s CEO Tim Cook took a few jabs at companies including Google, Facebook, and Yahoo. Be sure to check out our list, and if we missed anything, please let us know.

Weekly Rewind: Spotify does apps, Facebook IPO may come this spring, and two iPhone 4s spontaneously combust

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Weekly Rewind: Facebook gets hacked, Google and Apple launch cloud music, Amazon contemplates a smartphone

Weekly Rewind: Steve Jobs’ secrets revealed, Nokia’s last stand, HP PCs live on