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November 2

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Wireless service improves in Sandy-affected areas About 19% of cell sites are down, but connectivity is improving in Northeast as residents seek to charge phones Lessons of Sandy: How to keep your phone juiced longer A few simple steps can help you stay in touch during natural disasters. Apple's management shakeup shows Cook is in charge Departure of Apple executives offers rare glimpse inside the top ranks. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES tech Astronauts take spacewalk to find ammonia leak Two spacewalking astronauts worked on a leaky radiator system outside the International Space Station. world 'Talking' elephant can parrot Korean words An Asian elephant named Koshik imitates human words, researchers report. tech UK: Apple must apologize again over copycat claims Apple was ordered to post an apology for saying Samsung ripped off designs. news Reviewed.com's Best of Year Awards: Top Televisions A roundup of the best value, most innovative, and all around best TVs of 2012. personal AT&T launches Locker for photo, video backup App for Android, iOS devices lets you store and share images. gaming 'Assassin's Creed' stumbles on PlayStation Vita 'Liberation' doesn't feel like a PS Vita game, and that's a strength and weakness tech AT&T, T-Mobile to share networks to help after Sandy AT&T, T-Mobile will team up to help get people connected once again   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Week in Space Gallery Guest walk around space shuttle Endeavour after the grand opening ceremony for the California Science Center's Samuel Oschin Space Shuttle Endeavour Display Pavilion Oct. 30 in Los Angeles.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Chris Zaturoski tries to siphon gasoline from his car so he can run a portable generator for his home on Nov. 1 in Little Ferry, N.J. About 1.7 million customers remained without electricity after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the Northeast.

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