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Apple Stores Officially Launch Trade-In Program: How Your iPhone Could Get You $400 Toward a New One
Apple officially launched its own expanded iPhone reuse and recycle program for users to trade in their old models for store credit towards a new model, expected to be available in the coming weeks.
Skype Executive Says Company Has Already Developed 3-D Video Calling
Emory University Agrees to pay $1.5 million To Settle Medicare and Medicaid Lawsuit
Samsung Galaxy Gear Release Date: Smart Watch and Galaxy Note 3 Debut Sept. 4
Lee County Officials Plan to Reduce Funding for UF Extension Programs
iPhone 5S Release Date: Fourth Color Leaked; Faster A7 Processor; Trade-In Program to Launch at Apple Stores
Farmer Suffers Loss after 1 Million Cockroaches Escape Farm in China
New York AG Sues Donald Trump, Trump University for Defrauding Students
By Staff ReporterU of I Band Director Quits Amid Theft Investigation
By Staff ReporterBing for Schools Provides Ad-Free Web Searching and Surface Tablets Giveaways for Schools
By Russell WesterholmSavers Are More Romantically Attractive Than Spenders, Study
By Staff ReporterFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Announces Plan to Provide Free Internet for Entire Globe
By Russell WesterholmInstagram Updates Brand Guidelines to Ban Use of "Insta" or "Gram" in App Titles and from Use of Camera Logo
By Russell WesterholmTop 10 Costliest Countries for Foreign Students Pursuing Higher Education
By Staff ReporterLinkedIn University Pages Launches Monday to Target Teenagers Eyeing College
By Russell Westerholm
