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January 09 January 09     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   TECH   TECH   Five things we won't forget about CES 2015     Reporters cite their highlights from the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show.     Read Story

COLUMNIST           10 essential apps for your tablet These are the apps every tablet owner needs to install.     COLUMNIST           Q & A: Is cellphone spying possible? There are lots of ways for people to spy on your phone via app.     TECH           Computer chaos feared over 2015's leap second Reddit, LinkedIn and other websites were hit by problems by the last leap second, in 2012.   Advertisement   TECH           Tech Five: New info on Microsoft's next browser Potential successor to Internet Explorer is codenamed Spartan.     COLUMNIST           Baig: Dishing on why streaming TV is a big deal Dish, Netflix deals provide major boost for streaming TV.     PERSONAL           Toddler tech: The coolest gadgets for babies Six items for entering high-tech parenthood.     TECH           Google search slips after Firefox switch The search giant's share of the market fell to 75.2% in December from 79.3% a year ago.     PERSONAL           5 things we learned at CES Thursday Babies are a market for smart gadgets, and you can get a case to take selfies underwater.     GAMING           Play classic game The Oregon Trail for free on your browser A collection of more than 2,300 MS-DOS computer programs and games has been made available for free.     The Day In Pictures Gallery French police officers patrol in Longpont, north of Paris.     Popular Stories French police wage two intense hostage-standoffs 2 dead in 2nd Paris standoff; suspect ID'd Paris and Boston attacks pose striking parallels