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8 really cool things to do with your Instagram pictures

So you’ve got a ton of photos you love online, maybe even posted to popular photo-sharing service Instagram (you and more than 300 million other people). Viewing pictures on your screen is one thing, but when you truly have something special to share, your laptop, phone or even TV just isn’t going to cut it. Related Links Customize your Android …

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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 heads to NFL sidelines this year, and HoloLens could be next

The Microsoft Surface Pro 3 in its NFL form, with updated features like multicolor annotation. Scott Stein/CNET Microsoft’s had a year under its belt deploying Surface tablets to NFL sidelines, but the Microsoft-NFL partnership is only growing in 2015. And Microsoft doesn’t just want to work with Surface tablets: augmented reality via HoloLens could be next. HoloLens — Microsoft’s wild …

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Freebie Friday: FastStone Image Viewer

CNET’s Cheapskate scours the Web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. FastStone Soft Let’s put our wallets away, shall we? (At least until you get to the bonus deals.) Today, I offer proof positive that some of the best things in life are free(ware). …

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Apple Music snags 11 million trial users, but how many will pay to stay?

Apple Music has grabbed 11 million trial users. How many paid subscribers can it win over? James Martin/CNET Apple Music has already grabbed 11 million trial users a little more than a month after its debut. Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of Internet software and services, revealed the 11 million figure in an interview with USA Today published Thursday, …

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Regulators shut down T

US regulators officially closed the door on T-Mobile’s request for more airwaves in the upcoming auction of TV broadcast spectrum set for next year. T-Mobile’s CEO John Legere played down the company’s policy loss on Twitter. CNET All five commissioners on the Federal Communications Commission unanimously voted Thursday to stick with a “spectrum reserve” it adopted last year for the …

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Nvidia Shield recall impacts ‘vast majority’ of tablets it sold, CEO says

Nvidia has recalled most of its Shield tablets because of a battery problem. CNET Nvidia’s Shield tablet recall includes the “vast majority” of devices the company has sold, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said. Nvidia on Friday announced that 8-inch Shield tablets sold between July 2014 and July 2015 have a battery that is susceptible to overheating and could pose a fire …

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Everything coming and going on Netflix for August 2015

Now playing: Watch this: The best stuff hitting Netflix in August (and what’s… 2:47 Netflix is losing some high-quality content in August, so watch while you still can. The spectacularly beautiful and fun “The Fifth Element” goes offline August 1. The underrated “Unbreakable,” also starring Bruce Willis, disappears from Netflix the same day. Michael J. Fox fans, the entire run …

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