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<p>Verizon has agreed to pay $17.7 million to resolve parallel FCC and Justice Department investigations into the company's bidding on E-Rate subsidies.</p>

Verizon to pay $17M to resolve FCC, Justice E-Rate probes

Agencies investigated possible violations of bidding rules for subsidies that help deliver broadband to schools and libraries.

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<p>Jet.com co-founder and CEO Marc Lore.</p>

Walmart sees a shopping future filled with VR, AI and chatbots

Marc Lore, Walmart's e-commerce head in the US, offers a vision of future commerce.

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<p>Officers request thousands of location data from suspects without warrants each year.</p>

Google Maps kills off its new calorie counter

The feature, apparently meant to encourage walking, instead brought criticism on social media.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA - SEPTEMBER 02: The new Google logo is displayed at the Google headquarters on September 2, 2015 in Mountain View, California. Google has made the most dramatic change to their logo since 1999 and have replaced their signature serif font with a new typeface called Product Sans. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Google's Advanced Protection helps high-risk internet users

The program is specifically for campaign staffers, journalists, people in abusive relationships and others who face a higher-than-normal chance of hacking.

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Google Doodle celebrates pop icon Selena Quintanilla

The Doodle marks the 28th anniversary of her first studio album release.

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Samsung lets loose new tracking device for your kids and pets

It’s called the Connect Tag and it's the first of its kind to use narrowband technology, according to Samsung. Stay safe, kids.

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<p>A Qualcomm simulation concludes that 5G signals could cover much of San Francisco downtown outdoor areas even with today's existing base stations and short-range 28GHz radio signals central to 5G.&nbsp;</p>

Get ready for 'unlimited data' of 5G networks in 2019

Next-gen networks will have vast capacity so your phone can handle data even in massive crowds. Help for self-driving cars will have to wait longer, though.

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KRACK in Wi-Fi security: Everything you need to know

A weakness in Wi-Fi-connected devices could expose you to nearby hackers. Here are answers to your questions about that.

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eBay Authenticate launches, with focus on luxe handbags

The online marketplace tries to bag more luxury sales with the new program.

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<p>Movies Anywhere puts together some heavy hitters to put your movies in order.</p>

Movies Anywhere: Everything you need to know (FAQ)

The new service links together iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and Vudu, but how does it all work? We've got you covered.

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How Google turns your kids into little Google borgs

Commentary: Unlike all the other companies' assistants, Google's doesn't have a name. The result? Constant chanting of the company name.

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Twitter will get 'more aggressive' policing tweets, CEO promises

CEO Jack Dorsey responds to the #WomenBoycottTwitter protest with a string of tweets saying the company is changing policies around how it vets content.

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