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Fast Company John Paul Titlow	Microsoft's OneClip: Copying And Pasting For Our Modern, Cloudy, Multi-Device World For all the wonder and convenience of our multi-device, hyper-connected world, it lacks one surprising thing: modern copying and pasting.
Fast Company David Lumb	Send A Link To Your Deskmate Via Sound, With A New Google Extension Tone, an extension for Chrome lets nearby computers swap links via unique audio tones. One computer emits the sound, and the other computer picks it up via microphone and translates it into a URL.
Fast Company John Paul Titlow	It's Official: Periscope Is The Future Of Silly Sports Protests Periscope is already starting to impact how we see so many things: fires, boxing matches, social unrest. Now we can add one more thing to the list: sit-in protests staged by disgruntled sports fans.
Fast Company David Lumb	Polish Bank Introduces Mobile ATMs You Can Summon With An App Have you ever needed to deposit a fat stack of cash, but didn't want to travel to a bank?
Fast Company David Lumb	Nutrition App MyFitnessPal Launches Its First Premium Version MyFitnessPal, one of Fast Company's 2015 Most Innovative Companies in fitness, has 85 million users of its free app, and now it is looking to monetize those fans.
Fast Company Rose Pastore	This Startup's Side Project Scans Every Periscope Video To Help You Find The Best Streams Dextro's new tool, called Stream, launches today as a mobile-optimized site that sorts Periscope videos by their content.
Fast Company David Lumb	Meerkat Ditches Twitter And Cozies Up To Facebook Starting today, Meerkat users can post their live streams straight to Facebook.
Fast Company David Lumb	Read The Fine Print Before You Use Microsoft's Viral Age-Guessing Tool Before you submit your own photo, check the fine print: Your face could end up in a future Microsoft advertisement.
Fast Company John Paul Titlow	Apple's Newest App Store Is Open For Business The Watch-specific storefront is now live and already bubbling over with more than 3,000 apps, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Fast Company David Lumb	The Operator App Wants To Make Online Shopping Less Like Online Shopping The creators of Operator are betting that many online shoppers will choose old-fashioned customer service over reading customer reviews.
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