Who's who, what's what in tech today

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TECH           Microsoft's cheaper smartphones Microsoft's new Lumia 640 and 640 XL target low-to-mid budget customers.     TECH           Apple's Photos app for OSX now available App replaces iPhoto on Macs, syncs photos from Apple devices; service pricey.     TECH           Google is getting into the wireless business Google insist the "project" is not a threat to telephone and Internet service providers.     TECH           Tech Five: Best Buy jumps off earnings Electronics giant beat estimates on revenue, earnings.     TECH           5 things we learned at MWC2015 Smartphone and tablet industry event kicking off in Barcelona has had plenty of digital fireworks.     PERSONAL           BlackBerry unveils full-touchscreen Leap phone Smartphone features 5-inch touchscreen, enhanced security.     TECH           Tech titans in 2015 play it close to the vest The last time the Nasdaq crossed 5,000, tech titans like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison were outsized and often outspoken. Today’s tech leaders play it closer to the vest. That’s a shame. Reporting by Laura Mandaro.     COLUMNIST           Samsung steps up game with Galaxy S6 Samsung's phones boast a new metal design and add mobile payments and wireless charging.     TECH           Man Ellen Pao accused of retaliation had bonus docked Kleiner's Ted Schlein explains what 'cocky' is.     The Day In Pictures Gallery Shawn Sam trudges through the snow across the Rio de Flag in Wheeler Park in Flagstaff, Ariz. Heavy snow forced the closure of schools and government offices in northern Arizona and the Grand Canyon's visitor centers Monday while rain fell in the sta     Popular Stories Sen. Warren joins growing list shunning Netanyahu Clinton aide: State Department e-mails preserved Same-sex marriage: Why people really oppose it