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Google Throws Open the Doors for More Chromecast Apps More than six months after the release of the Chromecast, Google has finally released an SDK so that developers can build apps for the $35 dongle. Facebook Turns 10: What Else Was Popular in 2004? Facebook launched on Feb. 4, 2004. We look back at trends from 10 years ago, when trucker hats were everywhere and OutKast ruled the radio. Microsoft Won the Super Bowl in More Ways Than One Microsoft stole Apple's thunder with a Super Bowl ad that tugged at the heartstrings. Weight-Loss App Uses Tough Love to Get You Fit [VIDEO] A new app called Carrot Fit will reward you if you meet your weight-loss goals, but seriously chew you out if you slip up. Facebook's Paper vs. Flipboard: Comparing Mobile News Apps We put Flipbaord and Facebook's new Paper app side by side to see how the two news discovery apps compare. Apple iPrank Will Leave You Questioning Their Genius Tyler Fischer pranks customers by posing as an Apple employee to make some strange claims about the company's products. Stunning Apple Vieo for Mac's 30th Anniversary Was Shot on iPhones Apple's epic video, shot in 10 countries, was filmed on iPhones. Major Tech Companies Disclose Secret Court Orders for First Time Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft and LinkedIn have all provided new statistics on government requests for user data after a recent agreement. Samsung's Humongous Galaxy Pro Tablets Get a Release Date Samsung's big-screen Android tablets, the Galaxy Note Pro and Tab Pro, will be available Feb. 13. The Most Outrageous Super Bowl Commercial You Never Saw Lawyer Jamie Casino decided he needed to set the record straight with a ridiculously over-the-top commercial airing during the Super Bowl. Real-Time Marketing: Only the Dumb Survive OK brands we get it. You can respond in real time. Now can you stop doing it please? Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064