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October 10

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NASA: Mars rover spots bright glint NASA's Curiosity rover has spotted a bright object in the Martian dirt, the space agency says. Slingbox takes on its mobile rivals New Slingbox challenges mobile apps that let you watch TV when and where you want. Stephen Strasburg helps pitch competitive gaming Nats pitcher is among "Call of Duty" fans awaiting "Black Ops II," which could be game-changer for competitive play. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES columnist Talking Your Tech: Pollak is 'all in' with Hollywood Poker Comedian and character actor talks about his life as an online star. tech Facebook's new retail push lets users hit 'buy' 'Collections' will help retailers share their products on the social network. tech AOL relaunches Games.com with an expanded library AOL has pushed out a new version of Games.com, featuring a new multi-device experience and library of online games. news Reviewed.com: Best apps for LG's smart TV platform A breakdown of the best apps you can find for LG smart TVs. news INTERACTIVE: What did you do to my site? Take a tour Welcome to the new USATODAY.com! Take this tour to see some of features we have added. personal Rural options for speedy Internet still tough Satellite services have begun offering faster plans. gaming Review: 'Dishonored' a clever stealth adventure First-person action title is a dark, gripping stealth adventure.   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Week in Space Gallery Ron Weintraub, co-owner of the iconic Randy's Donuts in Inglewood, Calif. will have a front-row seat as the Shuttle Endeavour passes within feet of his landmark on its way to become a centerpiece at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Indian students receive a free midday meal at a government school in Jammu. The United Nations has revised its estimate that 1 billion people in the world are hungry, saying that the number is actually more like 870 million.

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