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512talk Edition 6: face-filter fun and NXP

Snapchat, MSQRD and what's going on with Austin-based NXP Semiconductors
By Omar L. Gallaga and Lilly Rockwell
May 20, 2016

This week in our video chat, 512tech reporters Lilly Rockwell and Omar L. Gallaga discuss recent stories on the site including Friday's column and photo gallery about Snapchat and MSQRD face filters, and coverage of NXP's annual conference and word about layoffs on the way.

Also check out Lilly's 311 on NXP to find out more about the work they do.

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