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• Lasers plus a crushing magnetic field may make fusion more efficient
• Researchers boost processor performance by getting CPU and GPU to collaborate

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• iOS companion game Infiltrator to offer bonuses in Mass Effect 3
• Judge denies record label's request to shutter "used" MP3 store
• Google (finally) brings Chrome to Android
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• Genome of extinct human relative placed on Amazon web services
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