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02/02/2015 1:55 pm ET Does it sometimes feel like American-born tech companies are bent on world domination? Facebook buys WhatsApp, the most popular mobile messaging app in the world; Google talks about drones delivering Wi-Fi to places that barely have electricity; and Amazon contemplating testing drones (and perhaps moving certain operations) overseas. With the Internet boom, however, the world outside Silicon Valley is innovating at the same breakneck pace. From heavy-hitters such as Samsung and HTC to a little video game developer from Vietnam who took the app world by force with Flappy Bird, tech talent across the globe is going to make it pretty tough for US-based companies. Here鈥檚 a look at five companies that best US tech giants at their own game.

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FBI reopens Emmett Till murder case in light of possible new information

April Fools' Day prank? Nope. The best and worst things to buy in April.

Labor Day sales 2014: Where to find the best deals and discounts

Trinidad and Tobago turns to culture to diversify economy

Syria crisis: Will donor fatigue push refugees back too soon?

After Florida recount, ballot signature issue remains a concern

Foreign companies that beat Silicon Valley at its own game

Should what you do offline get you banned from social media?

Rare bipartisan bill to make household goods safer becomes law

'E-waste': Getting grip on a growing global problem

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FBI reopens Emmett Till murder case in light of possible new information

April Fools' Day prank? Nope. The best and worst things to buy in April.

Labor Day sales 2014: Where to find the best deals and discounts

Trinidad and Tobago turns to culture to diversify economy

Syria crisis: Will donor fatigue push refugees back too soon?

After Florida recount, ballot signature issue remains a concern

Foreign companies that beat Silicon Valley at its own game

Should what you do offline get you banned from social media?

Rare bipartisan bill to make household goods safer becomes law

'E-waste': Getting grip on a growing global problem

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