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Schmidt reportedly visits Cuba to promote Internet access

 Google's executive chairman leads group of open Internet advocates to Havana, an independent Cuban news site reports.
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California governor signs bill legalizing Bitcoin, other digital currencies

 New law reverses prohibition against use of anything but US currency for commerce.
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​Google delays multi-language support in Google Now

 Web giant pulls back on an announced update to Google Now that would've allowed multilingual people to switch at will between languages.
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With Toyota in its rearview mirror, GM talks fuel-cell cars (Q&A)

 Toyota has unveiled plans to sell a clean and green hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle in the US next year. CNET talks with a GM exec about the challenge of competing.
2 days agoSecurityby

NSA spying protest takes to the skies in Utah

 In the skies above the NSA's data center in Bluffdale, Utah, a lone airship protests mass government surveillance.
2 days agoSoftwareby

Apple Aperture dies, Adobe offers aid to those left behind

 In addition to rolling iPhoto into its upcoming Photos application, Apple ceases development on its Aperture photo-editing and mangement application. But will Photos give pros what they need?
2 days agoPhonesby

Google dismisses rumors of Nexus demise

 Reports of the search giant's new smartphone program have led some to speculate the Nexus line is in trouble.
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Updated iPod Touch still tough to repair, iFixit says

 Apple has refreshed its iPod Touch lineup, but repairing the new 16GB edition remains a challenge, according to an iFixit teardown.
2 days agoInternetby

Firefox heads toward virtual reality for the Web

 Mozilla releases prototype versions of the Firefox browser that work with Oculus Rift and any other VR headsets. Google shows a nibble of interest for Chrome, too.
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Facebook reveals search warrant of hundreds of accounts

 Social network was under a gag order until recently to disclose "by far the largest" search warrant request it's ever received.
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FDA clears ReWalk exoskeleton that lets paraplegics walk again

 Following the EU's lead, the US finally allows people with spinal cord injuries to buy the motorized system that lets them independently stand upright, turn, and walk.
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Cop's mood change when he realizes he's being filmed

 A trucker honks at an Illinois state trooper who, he says, was speeding and talking on his cell phone. The officer stops him and is at first confrontational. Then he is told he's being filmed.
1 hour agoOperating Systemsby

Microsoft Office 365 MIA on Mac

 While Microsoft has moved to Office 365 and Office for iPad, Mac users are still stuck with Office 2011.
2 hours agoWorld Cupby

Dutch airline's 'adios amigos' tweet appalls Mexicans

 After the Netherlands barely beats Mexico in the World Cup, KLM, its national airline, emits an ill-considered tweet, complete with graphic of a man in a sombrero.
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