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25/07 22:56 CET Play/stop Video Share on print Related Eyewitnesses describe horrific scenes at Spanish… 25/07/2013 00:55 CET Dozens die in one of Spain’s worst rail disasters 25/07/2013 05:55 CET Train crash sparks solidarity across Santiago de… 25/07/2013 12:17 CET Security video shows spectacular train crash 25/07/2013 14:14 CET Three days mourning after train crash in Spain… 25/07/2013 14:15 CET With a day off for St James’ day in Galicia, many people turned up at the crash site in Santiago de Compostela, to see with their own eyes the scale of the tragedy. As the people of Spain try to understand what has happened here, Euronews correspondent Filipa Soares reports: “Just 24 hours after the most tragic train crash for almost 40 years in Spain, Angrois, in Santiago de Compostela, has become a new place of pilgrimage. These people want to see where the accident happened and that doesn’t allow the people of the town to move on, people who have already s...

Google's Chromecast Sells Out, Heralded As Company's Best By Some Published July 25, 2013 Fox News Latino Google's Chromecast, a $35 device that allows users to stream HD videos from smartphones, tablets or laptops to their TVs, has sold out on Amazon.com and some Best Buy online stores. The USB jump drive-looking gadget sold out in less than a day after going on sale and will be available via Best Buy retail stores on Sunday. Chromecast beams Internet content from sites like Netflix, Google's YouTube site, and Google Play to people's big screens — it represents Google's want to have a presence on TV. Chromecast is cheaper than other popular Internet-streaming devices made by Apple and Roku. An Apple TV box sells for $99 and the cheapest Roku box sells for $80. Roku sells a similar tiny internet streaming device like Chromecast for $100. If the cheap price won't get you, a three-month free subscription to Netflix is offered wi...