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- How to get your Apple iTunes refund
As a result of a recent settlement with the FTC, Apple has begun paying out refunds to some iTunes users. Here's what you need to know.
- Dorothy Irene Height and the civil rights movement's other unsung heroes
Google honored civil rights advocate and unsung hero Dorothy Irene Height with a Google Doodle Monday, but she is far from the only civil rights leader omitted from the pages of most history books. Here's a look at some game-changing, but largely unheralded, civil rights activists.
- Comcast and Apple said to be exploring video partnership
Reports say that Comcast and Apple are teaming up, which makes sense – increasingly, streaming is where the money is.
- Can the new HTC One change its stars?
Is HTC putting all its eggs in One's basket? HTC is expected to introduce the new One smart phone at a press event Tuesday in New York.
- Trailblazer Dorothy Irene Height earns a Google Doodle
Dorothy Irene Height, the largely unsung hero of the civil rights era, received a Google Doodle Monday. But her long career almost ran aground because of one college's racial quota.
- Netflix, Comcast butt heads over net neutrality
In back-and-forth blog posts this week, Netflix and Comcast argued whether recent connectivity issues were due to a pay-to-play scheme allowed after net neutrality rules were struck down in January.
- For its 8th birthday, Twitter finds your first tweet
With first-tweets.com, Twitter is making it easy for users to track down their first (and often awkward) first post.
- Want a Samsung Galaxy S5? AT&T pre-orders start Friday.
AT&T says it expects to begin shipping Samsung Galaxy S5 handsets in April.
- Spring equinox: Google Doodle kicks off a season of apps
The spring equinox has arrived with its customary Google Doodle. But spring is notoriously unpredictable. Thankfully there are a bevvy of apps to help you take advantage of sunshine on a moment's notice.
- Android Wear: Google's take on smart watches
Google announced it is releasing Android Wear, a smart-watch-specific operating system, for two new smart watches set to drop this summer: the Motorola Moto 360 and LG G Watch. Will it succeed outside Googleland?
- Samsung designs a smart watch to replace smart phones: report
The new Samsung smart watch would not need to be tethered to a tablet or smart phone, reports allege.
- With 'Project Morpheus,' Sony steps into the world of virtual reality
Sony's 'Project Morpheus' headset, still in prototype form, would sync up with the PlayStation 4 console.
- Microsoft Office is coming to iPad
According to corroborated rumors, it looks like the Redmond-based company is expected to extend the Microsoft Office olive branch. A version of Microsoft Office for iPad is likely going to be announced at an event next week.
- WhatsApp founder says privacy policy will not change in Facebook era
WhatsApp, which was recently acquired by Facebook, says its 'fundamental values and beliefs' will not be altered.
- Gchat down: Major outage hits Google services
Hangouts and Google Sheets appear to be also affected by the problem.
- In 2015, US will relinquish control of major Internet body
See the Web address for this article? Currently, the US government regulates domains names through a contract with nonprofit regulator ICANN. Countries and Internet activists say this gives the US unfair control over the Web. Come September 2015, that will change.
- FocusNet neutrality: Is the Internet about to change?
The FCC has applied 'neutrality' to its oversight of the Internet: Everyone’s data reaches the same audience in the same way. But the Internet’s gatekeepers, such as Verizon and Comcast, have been trying to reshape the federal regulatory landscape.
- Microsoft exec cops to 'confused' Xbox One launch
Meanwhile, Xbox One sales are surging.
- Target missed important warnings before security breach: report
The Target computer hack may have been preventable, according to a new report.
- After rough holidays, video game sales up in February
It looks as if all gamers needed was a little time to get caught up with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.