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- Google asks to make surveillance orders public, citing First Amendment
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In Pictures: 2012 Tech industry graveyard
Apple, Cisco, Microsoft and Google among those bidding farewell to products
As 2012 winds down, it’s once again time to pay respects to technology companies, products, concepts and more that have died off this year, some mercifully. For companies such as Apple and Google, despite losing some of their loved ones, there remain plenty of others that are full of life.
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