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 Technology News Analysis
 Rank  Last Week  Keyword  Change 
11 Apple N/A
22 Google N/A
35 Microsoft Up
47 iPhone Up
5N/A game Up
66 app N/A
73 smartphone Down
812 Facebook Up
94 Android Down
109 mobile Down
Other popular topics for the past week includes phone, security, iOS 7, Xbox One and Samsung.
For the week ending June 15, 2013, we have analyzed 947 technology news articles. These are the most frequently appeared keywords in the last week. In order to provide the latest trends, generic terms like "computer", "information" and "technology" are filtered.

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An official Twitter account for Verizon's Droid lineup comes back online for first time in nearly two years. [Read more]
    



The new deal, which will start with tweeted highlights during the MTV Video Music Awards, is the latest in Twitter's ongoing march to bolster its advertising muscle. [Read more]
    



An RSS reader? Video for Instagram? Join us live from the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., at 10 a.m. PT to find out. [Read more]
    



Normally $29.95, this utility will restore album art, tags, and the like to the music in your iTunes and other libraries. [Read more]
    



The RSS service has kicked off its new Feedly cloud site with a fresh look on the front end and its own dedicated back end untethered to Google. [Read more]
    



The company's application was previously available only to Rdio customers. [Read more]
    



Right after Airbus takes its rival A350 XWB on its first flight, Boeing announces customers planning to buy 102 newer, longer versions of its energy-efficient 787 Dreamliner. [Read more]
    



Google's superfast Internet service launched a year ago in Kansas City. CNET's Marguerite Reardon takes a look at the impact it has on the local startup scene. [Read more]
    



In a previously unseen video clip from 1994, in between his gigs at Apple, Jobs says he expected his life's work to be obsolete by now. [Read more]
    



Two of the most popular on-demand streaming apps will be funneled directly to Apple's set-top box, but you need a pay-TV subscription for most content [Read more]
    



The music service finally lands in Windows 8, letting you watch music videos and live concerts from a wide collection of artists. [Read more]
    



That's just five bucks per month for unlimited music streaming to pretty much any device you own. And current PlayStation Plus members can get it for even less. [Read more]
    



Today's fans have a different "relationship" with artists, one not based on buying music. [Read more]
    



Both Apple and Google's voice-control technologies get high satisfaction ratings from half or more users, but Siri has an adoption edge for many tasks. [Read more]
    



The Nvidia Tegra processors will still be available in some versions, according to Bloomberg. [Read more]
    



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