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New software for protecting iPhones and smart phones.

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From simple filters to home network solutions, new parental controls offer a range of media-management options

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Like Spears and Anderson, the latte became a symbol of a certain kind of femininity — and was then reviled for it

Former Trump advisers demand aides involved in his "major announcement" immediately be fired

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The Windows world is fertile ground for infinite virus plagues, especially when users refuse to take proper care of their computers.

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