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How will we watch TV in five years?

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Attendees walk past the Toshiba Ultra HD 4K TV display at the 2014 International CES in Las Vegas.
 
  How will we watch TV in five years?  
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  Moment lenses will work with both Apple and Samsung Galaxy devices.   Moment lenses bring professional photography to mobile
Former CEO of Contour creates Kickstarter project for external lenses on mobile devices.
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  This is billed as the world's largest 4K Ultra HD Oled TV at the LG area at the Consumer Electronics Show.   Do you need a 4K TV, or news glasses?
New 4K displays featured at CES aren't for everyone.
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  Former U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski speaks to the media on the importance of net neutrality. Genachowski outlined a framework for broadband internet service providers that would prohibit them from blocking or lim   Major change unlikely despite open-Internet ruling
After recent ruling it's still unclear where mobile stands in regard to net neutrality
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  GameStop employee Dorina Freeman rolls up posters to give out to customers during a launch event for the highly anticipated video game 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' at a store in Las Vegas.   Tech stocks: GameStop rebounds from Tuesday tumble
Video game retailer saw decline in software sales during holiday.
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  The Swimmer speaker costs $60.   New products: Water-friendly speakers and more
This roundup takes a look at the practical and sometimes quirky aspects of tech products.
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  The National Security Administration campus in Fort Meade, Md., is shown.   Report: NSA spying on computers around world
The NSA is conducting global covert computer spying, 'New York Times' reports.
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  Nest is bought by Google.   The other reason Google bought Nest: patents
Google likely attracted by Nest patents for home automation and related technology
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  Gant Redmon is general counsel at Co3 Systems   Retailers mum about data breaches
Loophole in states' data loss notification laws allow closed-door investigations
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  The rapper 50 Cent chats with USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham at CES 2014.   Talking Your Tech: 50 Cent talks headphones, DVDs
Rapper 50 Cent is also an entrepreneur.
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Ursula Kokott takes a walk around the small lake along Huff Street in the blowing snow in Winona, Minn. Ursula said the weather didn't matter, she was going for a walk.

Ursula Kokott takes a walk around the small lake along Huff Street in the blowing snow in Winona, Minn. Ursula said the weather didn't matter, she was going for a walk.
  
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