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Tim Cook's Businessweek essay clarifies his sexual orientation to the public, but also raises some issues about how, why and where he spoke up. 
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Google is launching huge balloons to bring the Internet to remote and difficult terrain -- think mountain ranges, archipelagos and jungles...and New Zealand, where the first 30 "Internet-enabling" balloons have been launched.
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A radical new design of Microsoft’s flagship operating system is likely to cause some head-scratching when Windows 8 goes on sale this Friday.
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VIDEO: John Oliver Eulogizes RadioShack. 94-Year-Old American Electronics Store Files for Bankruptcy
Last week, consumer electronics icon RadioShack filed for bankruptcy. It was 94. On Sunday, John Oliver paid tribute to the retailer on HBO's Last Week Tonight, chastising America for the “glib, jokey tone” that had long been used to discuss the electronics chain's impending demise.
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Plagued with allegations of hardware that’s a little too bendy for its newest iPhone and a problematic software update, shares of Apple (AAPL) are bending. Of course, Apple products have had problems before. An earlier update to an iPhone would lose connectivity due to a faulty antenna design that founder Steve Jobs was able to do damage control around. But with more scrutiny on Apple, such mishaps are more difficult to scoff off and erode — maybe just a little — Apple’s well-groomed aura of perfection.
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You came loaded with so much promise. I had heard that you were going to revolutionize the smartphone industry with your 70,000 apps, your easy toggle button between work and personal mode, and your centralized notification system....But then you died. After four days of trying you out, for no reason at all, you simply refused to turn on. I removed and replaced your battery, tried to manually reset you, and even connected you to my laptop to see if I could revive you that way.
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Yahoo's CEO pick surprised everyone. Now for the hard part: Fixing the company. Marissa Mayer is Yahoo’s seventh CEO in five years. Her best shot at reviving the company may be an area not conquered by her former employer Google: mobile.
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