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Reddit decided last year to give away 10 percent of its ad revenue from 2014 to charity.  It’s now closed its books and revealed that its total amounted to $8,276,594.93, which means it’ll be donating $827,659.49 to charity. As befits a site powered by its users, the company is putting the choice of the 10 charities that will benefit up to a public vote. It’s partnered with Charity Navigator, so you can search for US charities you think are worthy of the cash. To vote, you just need to be logged in and head here. You’re allowed to vote for as many charities…

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Dropbox is getting a little more useful for mobile users. As of today, you can open shared links directly in the mobile Android and iOS apps. Now, when you open shared link on your phone or tablet, you’ll open the file or folder right on your Dropbox app, allowing you to preview documents and photos quickly or easily save to your Dropbox account. Previously, you would have to open your mobile browser before you could access the file. If the document is already linked with your account, the URL will simply take you directly to the Dropbox app, where you can edit or open…

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Just over a year ago, Sony announced it would be spinning its TV and PC businesses as it looked to restructure itself and mitigate losses. Today, the company is shedding some more weight: its audio and video business will become a wholly owned subsidiary. By separating the company into different units, Sony believes each subsidiary can focus on its own profits, while the parent company grows its strongest sections: movies, music, video games and image sensors. Sony believes the movie could help the company achieve an operating profit of $4.2 billion in three years, countering years of losses. CEO Kaz Hirai suggested…

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