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Backbone founder and CEO Maneet Khaira is at CES showing off his company’s newer device, the Backbone Pro, and talking to ...

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Scott Wiglesworth says he’s ready to be the next controller of Lancaster County, a position that has traditionally been held by a trained finance professional. A former state trooper, Wiglesworth has ...

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MOUNT BALDY, Calif. (KABC) -- Three hikers, including a 19-year-old, were found dead in the Mount Baldy area on Monday, authorities said. Note: Our latest coverage of this story has moved here.

The Fallout Pip-Boy Edition Xbox Wireless Controller is now available at Amazon for $100. The limited-edition controller initially launched as an Xbox Store exclusive on December 16 and sold out fast.

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I love emulators. Since I was able to play Super Mario 64 on my Windows 98 PC back in 1999, I’ve had a fascination with how emulators can not only run games at various speeds but also improve others.