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LG unveils first 4G smartwatch, based on WebOS software

WebOS, the cult favorite smartphone operating system pioneered by Palm, is making a comeback in mobile thanks to LG and its latest smartwatch. LG on Thursday took the wraps off the LG Watch Urbane LTE , the first smartwatch able to connect to a high-speed 4G wireless network. The smartwatch doesn’t run on Google’s Android Wear software, but instead on …

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Grooveshark gets more social with site revamp

Grooveshark has a new layout and social focus. Grooveshark Music-streaming site Grooveshark is launching a new look designed to encourage people to share more. Due to roll out for all users over the coming week, the update offers more of a community-minded approach in which Grooveshark users can discover music through fellow users and discover fellow users through music. The …

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Looking for that next T

T-Mobile offers insight into its Android updates with new tool. Screenshot by Scott Webster/CNET T-Mobile customers who want to track the status of their Android software updates now have an official tool to help in the process. Related Links Samsung Galaxy S6 with edge display pops up in carrier tease T-Mobile CEO says he’s open to all scenarios with Dish …

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Plex unveils revamped Roku app, we go hands

Dan Graziano/CNET Plex is one of the most powerful and popular apps available on Roku . It doesn’t have the name recognition of Netflix or HBO Go, but Plex claims it’s ranked as one of the top five apps on the platform, and is used on more than 1.4 million Roku devices. Compared to the slick Plex apps on other …

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Google’s Blogger to put sexually explicit content behind privacy wall

Google’s Blogger platform will make its adult content much harder to access in the coming weeks, the search company has announced. Starting on March 23, blogs with sexually explicit content or graphic nudity will be made private, the company said Monday. Google made assurances that no content will be deleted, but only the blog’s owner, administrators on the blog, and …

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Net neutrality: How we got from there to here

Emotions have run high over Net neutrality. Here, protesters interrupt a meeting of the FCC commissioners in December. Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images From the Internet’s earliest days, US policy makers have been grappling with the question of if or how much the federal government should be involved in regulating the information superhighway. For more than 16 years, policy makers at the …

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