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Correction: Samsung comparing iPad to Galaxy Note 10.1

The premise of this story was initially inaccurate. Samsung is comparing Apple's iPad to the Galaxy Note 10.1, which is a tablet, not the Galaxy Note, which is a phone, as some readers have pointed out.

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Correction: How CO2 affects the oceans

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Correction: Google points to Iowa for sowing satellite antenna farm

An earlier version of this report stated that Google was looking to erect a satellite antenna farm on a 1,000-acre tract of land near its data center. Google says the project will be much smaller and won't use the 1,000-acre parcel at all.

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Correction: Nook Tablet

The story incorrectly stated the amount of memory in the new Nook Tablet, based on the company's press release. The new Nook Tablet has 8GB of memory.

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Correction: Netflix DVDs

This story incorrectly stated that Netflix had cancelled its DVD-only plan.

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Correction: Opera earnings

The article contained incorrect financial results for the fourth quarter of 2011. Opera's revenue rose to $43.6 million from $33.4 million the year earlier, and net income rose to $7.4 million from $900,000.

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Correction: Boeing 787 logo flight

This story originally misstated when the Boeing flight took place and how long it took to complete.

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Correction: AT&T; data traffic up as users complain about throttling

This story initially misidentified the publication that questioned AT&T about the use of the term "doubled." It was The Wall Street Journal. Read the updated story here.… Read more

Correction: ICANN attracts 100 would-be Net domain operators

In an earlier version of this story, the name of the company that operates the .com registry was incorrect. It is Verisign. Read the updated story here.

Correction: Paul McCartney pulls tracks from streaming services

An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated when Paul McCartney removed his music from Spotify. The former Beatle pulled his songs from that service in 2010. Read the updated story here.