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October 23

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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer: Earnings top estimates Company reports earnings, but challenges remain as ad share falls. DreamWorks Animation CEO Katzenberg offers advice At forum, he encourages aspiring students Other gear besides iPad Mini to debut Tuesday Expected unveiling of new Macs this week could be overshadowed by debut of iPad Mini. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES tech Ballmer bets the company on Windows 8 New look of Windows 8 could challenge users but, if accepted, boost the PC industry's fortunes. gaming Startups turning mobile devices into gaming systems More hard-core gamers are looking for a way to play on the go. columnist Don't get fooled by fake Twitter accounts Political season tweeting increases odds of getting duped. Here's how to avoid it. columnist 5 tools to help cover your tracks online As celebrities, IT guys and non-Facebook users can attest, you can never have too much privacy. personal Techlicious: how to track a missing smartphone The right apps and settings can help you track down a lost smartphone. nation Ikea uses sun, wind to become energy independent Ikea aims for energy independence by 2020 by relying on the sun, wind and LED light bulbs. columnist Neil deGrasse Tyson tweets for science literacy Neil deGrasse Tyson, the Carl Sagan of our times, is still fighting the good fight for scientific literacy.   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Week in Space Gallery An image from the Hubble Space Telescope on Oct. 15 shows NGC 3344, a spiral galaxy half the size of the Milky Way. The galaxy is 25 million light-years away.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Albin Kurtin, center, leader of the nationalist opposition Self-Determination Movement, is hit with pepper spray Oct. 22 during a protest in Pristina, Kosovo. Police used pepper spray and tear gas against demonstrators protesting a meeting between Kosovar Prime Minister Hashim Thaci and his Serbian counterpart, Ivica Dacic.

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