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According to sources close to the company, Yahoo is considering paying up to $50 million for Qwiki, the New York startup that makes an Apple iPhone app that allow users to turn photos, music and videos into short movies automatically.
Apple expands OS X Mavericks testing to Retail, iOS 7 to Cupertino locals for feedback
Following the announcement of major updates to both OS X and iOS, Apple has begun seeding versions of the new operating systems beyond its own engineers and third-party developers.
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Paper maker FiftyThree raises $15 million to build the Office suite of the future
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NYC To Install Free Cellphone-Charging Stations
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HTC One Mini moniker confirmed, 720p HD screen found in tow
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