Google to track users' digital footsteps
Sweeping privacy changes to merge user data across more services - and you can't opt out
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Sweeping privacy changes to merge user data across more services - and you can't opt out
Fueled by record iPhone sales, Apple notches biggest quarter ever
Apple set revenue, earnings, and product unit sales records far beyond what analysts had even dreamed
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Apple has a long history of seeding products at reduced prices into schools
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Jerry Yang has resigned from the board and all other positions at the tech giant, which he helped found in 1995
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Microsoft filed a patent application that lets users continue tasks interrupted when they change devices
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