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 20 Iconic Tech Sounds Bound for Extinction Boy, does technology evolve fast. How many of these now-historic sounds do you remember? Share:   |  Linksys Powerline Connections: Wired Without Wires Powerline networks operate by sending a modulated carrier signal over your regular AC wiring. Share: | Facebook Tips to Make Password Privacy Issue a Non-issue Here are a few tips to help you enjoy the popular social networking service and not worry about interfering with your ability to land that perfect job. Share: | Apple Loses First Appeal in Italian Warranty Case A Rome court has upheld a $1.2 million fine imposed on Apple by Italy's Antitrust Authority for circumventing consumer protection laws, similar to others in the European Union. Share: | Pinterest Responds to Concerns, Changes Terms of Service The changes appear to be welcomed by users -- co-founder Ben Silbermann's blog post announcing the update has generated thousands of up votes and nearly 500 comments, many of them positive. 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