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GoPro live streams video directly to Periscope

Extreme streams hit Twitter feeds as GoPro video broadcasts to Periscope. Also, Apple TV gets the Podcast app, and Uber is watching if its drivers speed.

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Jan. 26, 2016 12:43 p.m. PT

Get ready for dronecasts to be a thing.

GoPro partnered with Periscope so you can broadcast video live from the action camera. X Games athletes will be putting the tech to the test this week, but how long before we get our breaking news from a flying drone?

Watch CNET Update for a peek at the future of extreme streams:

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New Apple TV owners can finally get Apple's Podcasts app.
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Uber can spy on drivers by collecting data from a phone's motion sensors.

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