Microsoft Health Debuts With $199 Smart Band; Tim Cook Comes Out; Hide Your Wearables at the Movies

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TOP STORIES Microsoft Health Launches With $199 Smart Band  The $199 Microsoft Band is on sale now, and connects with iOS, Android, or Windows Phone devices. Share This:   Tim Cook: 'I'm Proud To Be Gay'  "While I have never denied my sexuality, I haven't publicly acknowledged it either, until now," Cook said. Share This:   MPAA Cracks Down on Wearables in Theaters  The MPAA's updated terms don't get specific, but take a clear shot at Google Glass and smartwatches. Share This:   Netflix, Hulu Nab Big Names for New Shows  Netflix is launching Marco Polo and Bloodline, while Hulu snagged Jason Reitman to direct Casual, set for 2015. Share This:   Report: Nintendo Prepping Sleep-Tracking Device  Expected to launch by March 2016, the unnamed gadget is meant to sit on your bedside table while you slumber. Share This:   Video Ads Invading Instagram  The 15-second autoplay ads are officially rolling out today and should reach your news feed over the coming weeks. Share This:   FTC Sues Dating Site Over Fake Profiles  JDI Dating created fake profiles and contacted free users in order to get them to sign up for premium accounts. Share This:   Crazy Spy Software Makes Computers Spill Secrets Over Radio  The most sensitive computers aren't connected to the Internet or to any other network. This "air gap" protects them from spying. Or does it? Share This:   Samsung Gear S Rollout Starts Nov. 7  The Tizen-based, standalone Gear S will be available via the major carriers, starting Nov. 7 with AT&T and Sprint. Share This: