Top stories from 2014, Google talks Title II and other stories you might've missed

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UpdatedSun, January 4, 2015 at 1:44 AM UTC

Happy New Year, folks! To celebrate the start of 2015, we rounded up all stories that helped make the past 365 days so memorable -- and they're just a click away. Head on down to the gallery below for the stories that defined 2014 and more, including The Interview's aftermath, why sitting will kill you and Google's plan for Fiber under Title II. You know you want to.

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The past year offered us a flood of wearables, smartwatches and (unfortunately) security breaches. Check out the stories that helped make 2014 a year to remember.

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The White House has been formulating its response to North Korea's cyberattack against Sony Pictures since December, and now it's pulling the trigger. President Obama just issued an executive order to bolster sanctions against the country.

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Every Tuesday, Samsung unveils new apps for its Gear VR headset, and today's release is particularly noteworthy. Say hello to Milk VR, a library of 360-degree video content.

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You may want to sit down for this one. Actually, wait. Mounting evidence suggests adding some standing and/or walking to your workday could provide some serious health benefits.

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Looking to buy a console or accessory? We have just the thing -- a roundup of the top 17 gaming gadgets that you can buy right now.

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It looks like Microsoft might be working on a brand new browser, separate from Internet Explorer. According to *ZDnet,* it's a lightweight application codenamed "Spartan."

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Constantly looking for new ways to thwart the NSA's prying eyes? A new leak from Edward Snowden's files highlights a few of the NSA's most-hated security measures.

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Despite the whole cyberattack debacle, Sony made good on its word to release *The Interview* just in time for Christmas. So, how does the flick stand in the aftermath? Read on for all the deets.

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Where Verizon claims Title II regulation would cast a dark cloud over the internet, Google is only seeing a silver lining.

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With 2015 upon us, many of us probably have a party or two in mind. That likely means big business for companies like Uber and Lyft. Now’s as good a time as any to come to grips with surge pricing and what it could mean for you and your wallet.

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