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Amazon.com discounts 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD for Valentine's Day
Amazon.com, looking to spur Valentine's Day gift buying, is cutting the price of its 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD tablet by as much as 10%. The Seattle-based online retailer on Monday said it was knocking $30 off the tablet's Wi-Fi versions and $50 off its...
Tags: Super Bowl XLVII, Holidays, Amazon.com Inc., Verizon Wireless
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Technology and kids: Surprises do happen
It was one of those proud parent moments. A proud moment that came after letting my child do something I said I wouldn't. Before bed one night last week, Thom, 3, read me a book. It was Sandra Boynton's "Blue Hat, Green Hat," one he's had in his...
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Helicopter drops 2,305 golf balls onto school field
L.A. NOWA black helicopter circled closer and closer to the schoolyard at St. Joachim Catholic School in Costa Mesa on Tuesday, prepping to unload its cargo of 2,305 golf balls. Minutes earlier, a group of students had cheered as Elizabeth McNulty...... -
Know what apps your kids are using
WASHINGTON -- Relieved your kids aren't posting embarrassing messages and goofy self-portraits on Facebook? They're probably doing it on Instagram and Snapchat instead. The number of popular social media sites available on kids' mobile devices has...
Tags: Interior Policy, Personal Weapon Control, Crime, Law and Justice, Arts and Culture, Federal Trade Commission
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Marvel and DC apps: Disappointing digital endeavors from comics giants
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesCOMMENTARY Give Marvel and DC credit: The two biggest, most established American comic-book publishers weren’t caught napping when the tablet ...... -
Turning players into creators
The first video game Shjon Miller created was so difficult even he could not beat it. The 12-year-old and his friend, Torsten Van Heerde, normally just play video games, but this week, they are among the students designing their own video games as part...
Tags: Gaming, Arts and Culture, Libraries, Wii, Entertainment
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Parental plea: Apple iPad should get more family friendly
Over the last year or so since I became a mother, what was my iPad has morphed into the family iPad, has been renamed Elmo by our nearly 2-year-old son, Christopher, and seems to be a bit of a mystery grab bag when I finally get it back in my hands....
Tags: Skype, New Products, Entertainment, Google Inc., Social Media
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Library to host Teen Tech Week events
Those ages 11-18 are invited to participate in Teen Tech Week at the Alexander Mitchell Public Library, 519 S. Kline St. Activities for the event that begins today and ends Friday include video game design, creating digital artwork, learning photo and...Tags: Arts and Culture, Libraries
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Our View: Technology needs to be better embraced in schools, community
Technology has been a part of education for decades, most significantly when pencil and paper were replaced by pressing a few keys on a calculator for math problems. Education needs to take that next step, not just in the classroom of high school...Tags: Amazon Kindle, Cell Phones, YouTube, Apple iPad
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Amazon Cloud Player available in Ford Sync AppLink-equipped cars
Amazon Cloud Player is now available in Ford Sync AppLink-equipped vehicles, so owners can wirelessly connect the Amazon MP3 app on their Android smartphone to the Sync connectivity system to access their music library in their car using voice commands or...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Music, Vehicles, Entertainment, Services and Shopping
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Amazon revenue up 22% to $21.3 billion during holiday quarter
Amazon.com Inc. saw big sales during the holiday season, reporting Tuesday that fourth-quarter revenue rose 22% to $21.27 billion from the same quarter a year earlier. But the Internet retail giant's sales and earnings missed Wall Street's estimates....
Tags: Amazon Kindle, Economy, Business and Finance, Amazon Kindle Paperwhite, Amazon.com Inc., Earnings Forecasts
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'Reading to Make Cents' contest winners named
There’s good news for babies born at Meritus Medical Center. Each newborn will be given children’s books while their parents receive information on the importance of reading to their children. For the 11th year in a row, the Books for Babies...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Libraries, Walmart, hhgregg, Target
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