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Power up. Amazon's got a new tool for your browser -- you can interact with a limited-functionality Alexa at Echoism.io.

Big reveal. A leaked photo shows a sleek new Microsoft Surface phone screen, but many are skeptical of Windows's ability to compete when it comes to mobile.

Babies online. A new study finally offers some explanation of why new moms seem to take to Facebook constantly.

Poor judgment. A Snapchat video showed three teens throwing a bunny against the wall. They've since been arrested, proving that disappearing content can have longstanding consquences.

In memoriam. In honor of Memorial Day, Burger King locations in Missouri reserved a table for fallen veterans.

Slam dunk. Taco Bell may be giving away free tacos during the NBA finals -- the visiting team just has to win.
Lindsay Friedman

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