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Facebook, Twitter square off on viral videos

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USA TODAY - Tech June 20
NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
Facebook's Instagram could make a video move.
Facebook, Twitter square off on viral videos

Speculation mounts that Facebook's popular photo-sharing site could jump into videos.
Microsoft's Xbox One system, controller and Kinect motion sensor.
Microsoft backtracks on Xbox One online, games policies

Required connection, used game restrictions will be pulled.
Twitter #Music.
Twitter #Music service waiting to trend

iTunes Radio could provide a boost to Twitter #Music this fall.

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Disney is releasing "Where's My Mickey?", Toca Boca is releasing "Toca Builders."
Best Buy is extending an iPhone trade-in offer.
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Best Buy relaunching trade-in offer for 'free' iPhone 5
Best Buy relaunching promotion giving customers opportunity to trade in iPhone 4, 4S models.
The tiny interlocking combs of specialized ink could power human implants, drones and cameras. Each microbattery is thinner than a human hair.
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New tiny battery is a powerhouse for computers, robotics
A new battery is perfectly suited to be a power source for tiny computers.
GameStop employee Randi Taber stacks copies of
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Tech stocks: GameStop soars, Facebook event
Video game retailer's stock jumps after Microsoft's Xbox One policy reversal.
Think it would be cool to have a picture of yourself in space or help launch a telescope that can find Earth-threatening asteroids? Space start-ups are increasingly asking the public to help get projects like like these off the ground.
tech
Space start-ups launch crowdfunding efforts
Offerings include tiny satellites to a large, asteroid-hunting space telescope.
Vijay Balasubramaniyan (left) is CEO of Pindrop Security and Paul Judge is Executive Chairman.
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VCs pump $11 million into acoustical fingerprinting
Pindrop Security secures capital to help banks repel phone call spoofers
Any lock, even digital ones, can be picked
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Why two-factor authentication isn't a cure-all
Twitter, Gmail and Dropbox still need to be accountable for securing consumer data

 

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