We already know that Samsung is already set to launch its new TV at CES 2013 next month. But just to gain momentum, and to excite us a bit, the company is releasing a new teaser for everyone to see. The roughly one-minute video depicts TVs coming to life and leaving their owner’s homes and shopping malls. Where they are going remains a mystery. We follow the TVs riding buses, cars, and even skateboards, while some of them are crossing the streets – all headed to that one place that is the city of Las Vegas. It is during this time that we realize that the TVs are all going to CES 2013 to check out Samsung’s latest Smart TV. The video ends with a large device, a TV that is, on display covered by a white veil.
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Google appears to be testing a new feature on mobile search results. The yet to be announced feature is called “Quick View” and it basically allows users to open up a page from the main website easily and much faster. A Google+ user named Wissam Dandan was the first to spot the feature. He noticed a “Quick View” button beside a Wikipedia search result on Google when he typed the word “SEO” on his iPhone 5. 
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Location data has been used by companies to help generate relevant ads and direct you to websites that are suited for your region, but interestingly Staples seems to have taken it one step further and now uses your location to help determine what kind of prices you will see on their website. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, they have found that depending on where you live, and how close you are to a Staples competitor, the price reflected on its website will vary for a product viewed by someone else living in a different state or different suburb. The report from the Wall Street Journal has also found that areas in which the average household income is higher have prices which are more discounted versus areas in which average household income is lower, whereby prices are actually higher.
It is better to try to keep a bad thing from happening than to fix the bad thing once it has happened. The New York Police Department is on a quest to figure out ways to identify potential “deranged” gunmen on the Internet, in an effort to avoid hapless events, such as the tragic Connecticut school shooting, where in 26 people were killed, mostly children. 
A new streaming video service called NimbleTV is currently being tested in New York. It’s still in beta, but NimbleTV offers something compelling – the capability to stream cable TV on any Internet-connected device, including phones, tablets, laptops, and connected televisions, without the need of an extra hardware. Apparently, the company behind NimbleTV has been working on the service since April. 
