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this is cnet and hear the stories that matter right now snap the company behind snapchat went public when the market opened shares traded more than forty percent higher than the original IPO price of seventeen dollars that valued the company at roughly thirty billion dollars on its first day of trading snap stock closed at twenty-four forty-eight cents the world's biggest mobile show is now over at Mobile World Congress LG unveiled its LG g six samsung revealed a new tablet and let the world know the s8 is coming on march 29th the device that got everyone talking with a new version of the nokia 3310 it's an updated version of the classic phone with a color screen a 2 megapixel camera and of course snake youtube announced its much rumored virtual cable service it's called youtube TV and it will cost thirty-five dollars per month youtube TV will offer ABC CBS fox and NBC networks the service will include an unlimited cloud DVR youtube TV will launch in large metropolitan areas first then nationwide in the US in the next few months youtube said it did not have plans to roll out the service internationally at this time amazon web services had a failure during the past week that impacted a great number of sites the outage lasted approximately four hours the cause of the service disruption was due to an incorrect command that implies that a simple typo was the reason for the issue amazon said is adding safety checks to avoid a repeat of this problem stay up to date with the latest by downloading the scene at tech today app available for Android and iOS