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Yahoo wants to make Flickr 'awesome again'

Yahoo wants to make Flickr 'awesome again'

The online company now offers users 1TB of storage for free and allows users to upload full resolution images.
Pictures: Yahoo announces Flickr overhaul
$499.99 per year 'Doublr' service explained
Flickr's 1TB is great, but how about a smart shoebox?

Apple dodged paying billions in taxes, subcommittee says

Apple dodged paying billions in taxes, subcommittee says

A senate panel releases a lengthy report detailing how the tech company has used offshore corporate structures to avoid paying billions of dollars in U.S. taxes.
Apple lays out tax plan ahead of hearing

Here comes the thinner, lighter iPad?

Here comes the thinner, lighter iPad?

After two generations of relatively hefty 9.7-inch iPads, Apple may finally be ready to ship a lighter "iPad 5."

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Sony teases PS4 ahead of Xbox reveal
Sony posts blurry video of the PlayStation 4, Yahoo plans more ads for Tumblr, and rumors fly about a new MacBook Air model.
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  1. Customers not as happy with iPhone as they were last year

    The American Customer Satisfaction Index shows Apple remains on top, but it's declining while Motorola, Nokia, and Samsung are rising.

  2. Xbox next: What to expect at Tuesday's Xbox reveal event

    Microsoft is bound to play up the non-gaming entertainment features of the new console, focusing on streaming video, Skype calling, and deeper integration with other devices and services.
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    On eve of new Xbox, Sony teases PS4 peek

  3. NY official: Airbnb stay illegal; host fined $2,400

    An administrative law judge decides that a man leasing a condo broke New York's laws after he rented out part of his home on Airbnb.

  4. Google breach may have led to sensitive data leaks

    Chinese hackers were blamed for breaking into Google's servers in 2010; now, U.S. officials say these cyberattacks may have led to the release of secret government information.

  5. Guantanamo Wi-Fi shuttered after Anonymous hacking threat

    In unity with the prison's inmates, the hacking group pledges to disrupt online activities at Guantanamo -- prompting the U.S. military to shut down the base's Wi-Fi.

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