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Xbox One brings speech, gestures, multitasking to TV
The new Xbox One console aims to integrate everything you do in your living room into one seamless experience, with TV, games and the Web equally accessible and controllable from the couch. Between gestures, voice control, and Smart Glass, it's probably the most powerful set-top box out there.Watching TV isn't always the simplest proposition these days, with multiple controllers and devices betwee
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Reuters: Science News
Meteoroid impact triggers bright flash on the moon
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Yahoo! News: Science
National Weather Service gets big computing boost
By Tom Brown MIAMI (Reuters) - The U.S. National Weather Service is getting a quantum jump in computing power that will significantly improve its forecasting and storm tracking abilities to better protect the country from severe weather. "This is a game changer," Louis Uccellini, who took over as director of the National Weather Service in February, told Reuters in an interview, calling it "the
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