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October 5

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Year after Jobs' death, how high can Apple fly? Apple remains strong and its products popular. But in the highly competitive tech arena, how long can it reign? Author Ken Segall shares the Steve Jobs you didn't know Writer and former Apple employee Ken Segall reflects on Steve Jobs' legacy. Square, Starbucks roll out service Square will process credit card payments at Starbucks' 7,000 U.S. stores. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES columnist New car tech helps drivers keep eyes on the road BMW, Audi and other car makers are installing new safety features on their latest models. columnist Tip: Buy a refurbished iPad to save money Questions and answers on the latest in consumer technology. tech Researchers test zero-gravity surgery device Device eventually could be used in other challenging environments, such as war zones. markets Zynga warns it will lose money, shares plummet Struggling online game maker stuns investors, says it expects to post a loss in the third quarter. 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. tech Did you know you could do this with Apple iOS 6? A quick look at features you might have overlooked in iOS 6, whether you have the iPhone 5 or not. tech Facebook tops 1 billion users Facebook has topped 1 billion users, but the past few months have not been easy.   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 Health employees protest outside parliament in Athens Oct. 4 against pay and budget cuts planned in the latest round of austerity measures, the fourth since 2010, which the Greek government is negotiating with its creditors: the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

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