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• Twitter's Upcoming Video Publishing Feature Comes Into Focus

  03-01-2015 21:28
  
  Twitter discussed its plans for more advanced video editing and publishing tools in November, and thanks to a TechCrunch report, we’re getting a better idea of what that video feature may entail.
  According to TechCrunch, an unnamed Twitter user came across the video.twitter.com site: Visiting the page resulted in a page that prompts you to “request access to publish video content”—but only if you have a verified Twitter account. The rest of us are out of luck for now.To read this art
  
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• Chromebooks get larger, faster with Acer's Chromebook 15

  03-01-2015 17:30
  
  Acer is supersizing chromebooks, offering the world’s first Chrome OS laptop with a 15.6-inch screen.The Chromebook 15 is also the first device in the category with a processor based on Intel’s latest Broadwell circuit design. Starting at US$249.99, the laptop will offer eight hours of battery life and be among the fastest chromebooks available.Most chromebooks today have 11.6- or 13.3-inch screens, and are considered adequate for those who do most of their computing online. The Chromeboo
  
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• What to Expect at CES 2015: 4K TVs, Broadwell Chips, and the Smart Home

  03-01-2015 12:00
  For years, consumer technology has resided in two rooms: the office, and the living room. At CES 2015, expect it to colonize the rest of the home.
  That's not to say that you won't find traditional PCs and televisions this week in Las Vegas. But consumer firms have moved beyond those mature, traditional markets into mobile technology, wearables, and cars—and they keep moving. This year, the theme of the show may very well be the connected home, as smartphones and tablets take on a new role
  
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• FCC to vote on net neutrality rules in February

  03-01-2015 00:40
  
  The U.S. Federal Communications Commission plans to vote on new net neutrality rules during its February meeting.FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler will bring a proposal to a vote during the commission’s Feb. 26 meeting, FCC spokeswoman Kim Hart said Friday, following a report in the Washington Post.It’s unclear, however, what form those rules will take. Hart declined to comment further on the net neutrality order Wheeler plans to circulate in February.Many telecom policy experts had expected the F
  
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