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This image provided by Microsoft/Twitch, shows a screenshot of a video game being broadcast from the updated Twitch app for Xbox One. The popular video gamebroadcasting service Twitch is bringing a slew of fresh features to Microsoft's newest console. An update next month will add the ability to live stream video games, join in on games with broadcasters, initiate game broadcasts with voice commands, archive game clips and watch Twitch streams broadcast from any device, including the PS4. (AP Photo/Microsoft/Twitch)

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** FILE ** This undated photo provided by Microsoft shows Satya Nadella. Microsoft announced Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, that Nadella will replace Steve Ballmer as its new CEO. Nadella will become only the third leader in the software giant's 38-year history, after founder Bill Gates and Ballmer. Board member John Thompson will serve as Microsoft's new chairman. (AP Photo/Microsoft)

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** FILE ** In this Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013, file photo, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer speaks at the company's annual shareholders meeting, in Bellevue, Wash. Microsoft announced Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, that Satya Nadella will replace Steve Ballmer as its new CEO. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)

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This May 21, 2008 photo, Microsoft Senior Vice President of Portal and Advertising Platform Group Satya Nadella demonstrates some of the features of Live Search on a mobile device during the advance08 Advertising Leadership Forum at the company's campus in Redmond, Wash. Microsoft announced Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, that Nadella will replace Steve Ballmer as its new CEO. Nadella will become only the third leader in the software giant's 38-year history, after founder Bill Gates and Ballmer. Board member John Thompson will serve as Microsoft's new chairman. (AP Photo/Stephen Brashear)

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This photo provided by Microsoft shows a scene from the video game, "Xbox Fitness". Despite the advancements in motion tracking with the Xbox One's new Kinect sensor, "Xbox Fitness" -- more of an app than a game, really -- feels like a lunge backward from last year's "Nike+ Kinect Training," which worked as part of the Nike+ system and utilized the Xbox 360's version of Kinect. (AP Photo/Microsoft)