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 Consumer Wrath Hits Netflix Hard Netflix has lost over one million subscribers since it restructured its pricing. Share:   |  YouTube Video that Captured Senior Moments Goes Viral A retirement community couple unknowingly records their attempts to use a new laptops webcam, and their video is the buzz of the social network stratosphere. Share: | Facebook to Let Users Update Twitter Accounts from its Site People with accounts on both Facebook and Twitter have long been able to update them simultaneously -- but from Twitter to Facebook only. Thats about to change. Share: | Why Windows 8 on ARM Matters How system-on-chip designs may change mobile computing. Share: | Are Mobile-Style Interfaces Leaving Desktop Power Users Behind? The increasing prevalence of tablet-like user interfaces may be opening up a growing niche for less graphically focused desktop operating systems like Arch Linux. 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