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Global Technology 2012 Best Photos By Bloomberg

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Bloomberg's Best Photos 2012: Global Technology. Images of vast diversity were captured in 2012 by our ever thoughtful and creative photographers: water drops falling across the Facebook logo; Spanish self-propelled aerial platforms reaching for the sky; and NASA's space shuttle getting its nose out in front in Florida. With striking acuity, Bloomberg's photographers honed in on both the technology companies and the technological products that affect our lives each day, see their work here in Global Technology. FILE PHOTO: 'BEST PHOTOS OF 2012' (***BESTOF2012***): A businessman pauses to check his mobile phone outside the Bank of England in London, U.K., on Friday, May 25, 2012. U.K. two-and five-year gilt yields fell to records amid speculation the Bank of England will restart its program of asset purchases to spur growth. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Bloomberg's Best Photos 2012: Global Technology. Images of vast diversity were captured in 2012 by our ever thoughtful and creative photographers: water drops falling across the Facebook logo; Spanish self-propelled aerial platforms reaching for the sky; and NASA's space shuttle getting its nose out in front in Florida. With striking acuity, Bloomberg's photographers honed in on both the technology companies and the technological products that affect our lives each day, see their work here in Global Technology. FILE PHOTO: 'BEST PHOTOS OF 2012' (***BESTOF2012***): A businessman pauses to check his mobile phone outside the Bank of England in London, U.K., on Friday, May 25, 2012. U.K. two-and five-year gilt yields fell to records amid speculation the Bank of England will restart its program of asset purchases to spur growth. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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December 18, 2012
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