NASA's First Orion Launch a Success; Sony Hack Exposes Celebs' Data; Apple Teaching 'Hour of Code'

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TOP STORIES NASA's First Orion Launch a Success  Orion lifted off on schedule at 7:05 a.m. Eastern from Cape Canaveral, Fla. atop a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Delta IV Heavy rocket. Share This:   Sony Hack Exposes Celebs' Social Security Numbers  Social Security numbers appeared more than 1.1 million times in the 601 publicly-posted files stolen by hackers. Share This:   Apple Retailers Teaching Free 'Hour of Code'  For the second year, Code.org and Apple encourage everyone, age 4 to 104, to learn the basics of computer programming. Share This:   Slingshot 2.0 Simplifies Photo Sharing  Add one of five new image filters, check out recent shots from around the globe, and connect with other Slingshot users. Share This:   Microsoft's Cortana Learns French, Italian, German, Spanish  Redmond's answer to Siri is rolling out in four new countries. Share This:   Apple, Samsung Bring Patent Case to Appeals Court  During the latest hearing, Samsung's attorney argued that the $930 million awarded to Apple "was absurd." Share This:   Lenovo Launches 'Lemon' Smartphone in China If they could add in some kind of lemon scent feature, we'd be really impressed with this entry-level smartphone. Share This:   'Street Fighter 5' Trailer Leaks  The game will be "exclusive" to Sony's PlayStation 4 and PCs. Share This: