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December 14

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Tip: How 'six strikes' anti-piracy policy affects you Kim Komando answers questions on consumer technology. 5 tips to stay safe on public Wi-Fi Follow these tips to surf the web more safely. Baig: Google Maps app - welcome return of an old friend Google unveils the new Google Maps for iPhone. Ed Baig takes a quick spin ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES tech Google Maps now available as iPhone app Google Maps is available for iPhone users to download as an app. tech TECH NOW: Last-minute apps to save your holidays Check out tech buying tips and more in USA TODAY's new daily digital video series TECH NOW. tech Maya 'end of world' is a mistranslation The Dec. 21 Maya doomsday isn't worrying archaeologists, who know better. tech Amazon expands Instant Video to iPhone Amazon is expanding Instant Video, Cloud Player services to more mobile devices. tech Back in U.S., McAfee's next move unclear Uncertainty surrounds whether John McAfee would be extradited to Belize. tech Bar code inventor Norman Joseph Woodland dies at 91 Norman Joseph Woodland, the co-inventor of the bar code that labels nearly every product in stores and has boosted productivity in nearly every sector of commerce worldwide, has died. He was 91. tech Twin NASA spacecraft prepare to crash into moon NASA's Ebb and Flow will meet their demise when they crash into the lunar surface.   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Week in Space Gallery Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, left, Russian cosmonaut Roman Romanenko and U.S. astronaut Tom Marshburn prepare for their flight to the International Space Station on Dec. 7 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Jatenderpal Singh Bhullar, a Sikh Scots Guard, center, participates in a changing-of-the-guard ceremony outside Buckingham Palace in London on Thursday. He became the first guardsman to parade outside Buckingham Palace wearing a turban instead of the bearskin.

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