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Xbox one Catches up to PS4 In Feburary!

-After reporting no sales figures in January, Microsoft is moving foward in February. The numbers after a market researcher showed it gaining on Sony's PlayStation 4 in the U.S.

-PS4 still has more sales than the Xbox One but only on a small margin.

-The Xbox One sold over 90 percent of what the PS4 sold in terms of unit sales. The reason why is because of it has a higher price than the PS4

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Watching TV Without Paying for Cable

-Many people question if they can watch television without paying for Cable. Not paying for cable and still watching local TV shows will be cheaper and will still be entertained. But can everyone do it?

-Depending on where you live, adding an antenna to your television could bring in plenty of free broadcast channels. It would be including those in HD which would be always nice!

-If you cannot get much from the standard antenna, investing in a larger indoor antenna or even an outdoor model to pull in UHF and VHF signals may help.

-Lastly, If an antenna will not work because of your location or surrounding elements, other options include streaming stations over a broadband Internet connection

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The approval of a new corporate jet center at this city’s struggling airport might have been just another losing skirmish in the battle between Silicon Valley billionaires and middle-class neighborhoods worried about noise pollution. Instead, it is becoming the latest symbol for the rapidly growing gap between the region’s haves, with their private jets and untold wealth, and the have-nots, clinging to more modest lives in the dwindling number of communities they can afford.

Google, which is responsible for many of the jets that will use the new $82 million center, is helping bring badly needed cash to Mineta San Jose International Airport, just as the tech industry is creating jobs and wealth in Silicon Valley. But the tech boom is also sharpening and fueling a housing boom that is squeezing families out of many Silicon Valley communities.

For more info click here http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/03/us/airport-project-reflects-a-changing-silicon-valley.html?ref=technology

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Samsung introduces new phone

Samsung Electronics is the world leader in smartphone sales, besting Apple in many countries. Now Samsung of South Korea is stepping up its challenge to Apple, bringing the battle to its rival’s home turf.

The device has quirky software features, including Smart Scroll, in which the front camera detects when someone is looking at the phone, and scrolls the screen according to the angle the phone is tilted. The phone can also be controlled with hand gestures. Waving a hand down in front of the phone will scroll up on a Web page.

For more info click here http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/15/technology/samsung-introduces-new-galaxy-phone.html?ref=technology&_r=0

The Past

If I had a chance to go in the past, I would have go back and be with my grandpa. I miss him very much. He passed away about 5 years ago. I decided to choose him because he is my role model and I love him very much I would do anything to spend more time with him. He always use to be there for me. I would do anything with him when I have the chance.I would try to brig him back so I can be with him all the time. This is how I would spend my one time round trip.

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Two types of music for google!

When it comes to the music industry, there are two Googles. And the difference between them leads to a complicated and fraught relationship.

One Google is represented by its suite of entertainment media services like YouTube and Google Play, which have licensing agreements with the major labels and music publishers, along with movie studios and other media companies. 

The other side of Google is its mighty search engine, the road map to the Internet, which people use to find content of all kinds — some of it preferred by the entertainment industry, but a great deal of it not.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/22/us/sheryl-sandberg-lean-in-author-hopes-to-spur-movement.html?ref=technology