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Elder-care challenges prompt tech executives to create startups apps

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – For years Google Inc’s commerce chief Stephanie Tilenius held a demanding job and helped oversee the medical care of her parents an experience that led her to leave the Internet search giant in 2012 and start a company to help patients combat chronic disease.

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Sony says PlayStation still has problems gradually coming back online

BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Sony Corp’s PlayStation Network suffered connection problems for a fourth straight day since hackers attacked the video game network and the company said on Sunday that service was gradually being restored.

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Apple makes ‘The Interview’ movie available on iTunes

(Reuters) – Apple Inc said its iTunes store is now carrying Sony Corp’s “The Interview” the film that angered North Korea and triggered a cyberattack against the studio.

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South Korea nuclear operator says cyberattacks continue reactors safe

SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s nuclear power operator said on Sunday that cyberattacks on non-critical operations at the company’s headquarters are continuing but the country’s nuclear power plants are operating safely and are secure from attack.

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Christmas brings ‘Madden 15’ demo to Xbox One and snow to ‘GTA Online’

You know what goes really well together? Christmas and video games. This year we’ve noticed a bit of a trend: games giving away free stuff in light of the holiday. Weather err whether it’s snow covering Los Santos in GTA Online a six-hour trial of…

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Game of Thrones most pirated of 2014

According to stats from downloading blog TorrentFreak Game of Thrones has taken the crown for the third year in a row as the most downloaded TV show.

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Tizen TV no substitute for Samsung’s long-awaited answer to Android

SEOUL (Reuters) – Global smartphone leader Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is planning a new product launch next year based on its own Tizen operating system the South Korean giant’s strategic push to free itself from Android and blaze its own software path.

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Coming out online: good or bad?

BBC Radio 4’s Today programme asked 16-year-olds whether growing up with the internet made it easier for them to come out.