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| Social Video App Vodio Rolls Out Deeper Social Integration | | Friday, November 16, 2012 5:45 PM | Samantha Murphy |
|  | Video discovery app Vodio has rolled out a new iOS design which turns any Facebook Page or Twitter profile into a video channel, and adds in more content from YouTube along the way. The platform -- which is like Flipboard for videos -- now allows...
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| Queen Nabs Galaxy Note 10.1 for Royal Collection [VIDEO] | | Friday, November 16, 2012 4:13 PM | Eric Larson |
|  | England's Royal Family is getting a tablet. The BBC reports that the Royal Commonwealth Society charity is choosing Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 to be added to the Royal Collection, the art collection of the British Royal Family. So does this mean...
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| The World's Most Expensive Scrabble Set | | Friday, November 16, 2012 1:54 PM | Kenneth Rosen |
|  | The world's most advanced Scrabble board comes complete with LEDs, RFID chips and software that transmits the game to the Internet in real time. It's also the world's most expensive. Worth $30,000, the board -- clad in carbon fiber -- was created...
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| Why Rich Countries Can't Have $20 Tablets -- Yet | | Friday, November 16, 2012 12:56 PM | Quartz |
|  | Students in India can now buy a fully-functional 7-inch tablet, the Aakash 2, for about $20 after a government subsidy, or about $45 retail. These are prices that could bring computing to hundreds of millions in the developing world, and their...
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| Twitter's New API Rules Kill Windows 8 App | | Friday, November 16, 2012 12:18 PM | Christina Warren |
|  | What happens when third-party Twitter developers hit the API limit for user tokens? The results aren't pretty. When Twitter announced its big API changes back in August, one of the most controversial changes was the decision to cap applications...
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| How Droughts Can Cause Power Outages | | Friday, November 16, 2012 11:50 AM | TechNewsDaily |
|  | Hundreds of millions of people in India lost power this summer, in part because of a delayed monsoon season. Rainfall may seem far removed from power plants, but the fate of water in a region often affects the power there, too. In India's case,...
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| Apple Patents the Virtual Page Turn | | Friday, November 16, 2012 10:51 AM | Emily Price |
|  | Apple is now the proud owner of the page turn. In a patent approved this week by the United States Patent Office Apple was awarded a design patent for "Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface." The patent...
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| New Touchscreen Tech 'Listens' to Your Taps | | Friday, November 16, 2012 10:44 AM | TechNewsDaily |
|  | When the iPhone debuted with its multitouch screen, people were amazed. Instead of poking with a stylus at the old-fashioned screens on Palm Pilots, users could use their fingers to drag, flick and pinch to zoom. But touchscreens can do even more...
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| How Does GPS Know Where You Are? | | Friday, November 16, 2012 10:15 AM | Lauren Drell |
|  | We take for granted how easy it is to get around these days. A decade ago, when my friends and I were turning 16 and getting our driver's licenses, a big, fat Thomas Guide was the gift of choice -- I mean, how else would you find your way around...
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| How Much Is the Internet's Electric Bill? [INFOGRAPHIC] | | Friday, November 16, 2012 9:25 AM | Bob Al-Greene |
|  | While surfing the web, you're probably more concerned with the charge left on your laptop's battery. But how much power does it require to keep the Internet itself running? Powering worldwide data centers for major web companies like Google and...
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