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 HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE Makes Its Debut Verizons latest LTE phone runs Android 4.0, has an 8-megapixel camera and has built-in Beats Audio for music enhancement. Share:   |  Google's Self-Driving Car Licensed to Hit Nevada Streets Google's modified Toyota Prius was given the thumbs up after successful test drives in Carson City and on the Las Vegas strip. Share: | $99 Xbox Confirmed: What You Really Need To Know About Microsoft's Offer Microsoft Monday confirmed rumors of an $99 Xbox game console, but don't buy until you understand the fine print. Share: | Facebook's Social Reader Users are Fleeing in Droves Social reader apps are basically the digital equivalent of inviting people to read over your shoulder, so it's good riddance to them. Share: | Google+ Hangouts On Air Now Offers Live Broadcasting for All Once you finished live streaming, the recording is uploaded to your YouTube channel, as well as on Google+ to keep for posterity. 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