Yahoo CEO Plans To Prune Company's Mobile Apps
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer thinks the Internet company will be able to please more people with fewer smartphone applications.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer thinks the Internet company will be able to please more people with fewer smartphone applications.
Intel has confirmed that it will begin offering a set top-box to deliver movies and TV shows to your television set.
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