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5 hour ago - TechCrunch / Ross Rubin
Editor’s note: Ross Rubin is principal analyst at Reticle Research and blogs at Techspressive. Connectify, a Philadelphia-based software company obsessed with making the Internet faster and using Kickstarter to do so, this week pulled the pl . . .
5/24/2013 - TechCrunch / Chris Velazco
Once a upon a time, Microsoft saw fit to put together a YouTube app for Windows Phone and it was actually pretty great -- it let users download videos straight from the app and there was nary an ad to be found. To absolutely no one's surprise, . . .
19 hour ago - TechCrunch / Drew Olanoff
Google Buzz, the social service that Google launched way back in 2010 and then killed in 2011, reminded former users that their data still lives in and will be moved over to your Google Drive accounts in July. That's lovely.
11 hour ago - HotHardware
When you first see Google Glass, your imagination runs wild with all of the possibilities. Sure, the obvious ones come to mind: looking at navigation routes and incoming e-mail right on your face, but what about an even more obvious one? We'r . . .
18 hour ago - San Francisco Bay Area
Vintage Apple computer auctioned off for $668,000 BERLIN (AP) — An auctioneer says one of Apple's first computers — a functioning 1976 model — has been sold for a record 516,000 euros ($668,000). German auction house Breker said Saturda . . .
5/24/2013 - Engadget / Donald Melanson
Google has been busy pushing ahead with plans to be a wired internet provider in the US with Google Fiber, and it looks like it's intent on being a major player in the wireless network business elsewhere in the world as well. According to a . . .
5/24/2013 - VentureBeat / John Koetsier
That's a massive change from the original colorful, shiny, semi-transparent iOS development language, which tries hard to make virtual controls and objects look and feel and act like real controls and objects.     
15 hour ago - GigaOM
Sources at VentureBeat have confirmed that Samsung has chosen Intel's Atom to power at least one Samsung Galaxy Tab device, giving the chip-maker a desperately needed design win in the Android tablet market.
7 hour ago - Redmond Pie / Ben Reid
One of the highlights of Google's I/O, particularly for those with an affinity to Samsung-made devices, was the news that a variant of the flagship Galaxy S4 would be arriving on stock Android, bypassing all the crap additional extras Samsung l . . .
5/24/2013 - Engadget / Donald Melanson
We've already seen evidence confirming the existence of Android 4.3, and we now have our first shots that appear to show the OS running on an actual device. According to a member of the xda-developers forum, the phone above was spotted at t . . .
9 hour ago - Mashable / Christina Warren
It's been a big week for Yahoo. The company purchased Tumblr for $1.1 billion, rolled out a major update to Flickr and reportedly put in a bid for Hulu. On top of all that, it also lost its senior vice-president of user-experience design. Tim . . .
5/24/2013 - Mashable / Seth Fiegerman
Tumblr isn't the only sought-after billion-dollar startup in town Waze, a popular mobile mapping app, has reportedly been in talks with Facebook for several weeks about a possible acquisition for as much as $1 billion. Now, Bloomberg reports t . . .
5/24/2013 - VentureBeat / John Koetsier
The first rule of iPhone is that it never, never goes on sale. The second rule of iPhone is that when iPhone does go on sale, it's only last year's model, or even older. The third rule of iPhone is that when this year's model goes on sale, a ne . . .
5/23/2013 - TechCrunch / Colleen Taylor
Another day, another acquisition by Yahoo. Yahoo said this morning it's acquired PlayerScale, a California-based startup that makes software infrastructure for cross-platform gaming. Financial details haven't been disclosed. PlayerScale, . . .
5/24/2013 - TechCrunch / Ryan Lawler
Automattic, the company behind publishing platform WordPress, has sold $50 million in a secondary offering led by investment management firm Tiger Global. The sale will allow some early investors and employees to get cash in exchange for their . . .
11 hour ago - Engadget / Zachary Lutz
If you didn't get enough mobile news during the week, not to worry, because we've opened the firehose for the truly hardcore. This week brought hints of a revitalized Galaxy Exhibit for T-Mobile, news of two additions to the lineup at Crick . . .
5/24/2013 - TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
The folks over on Android Police must have spent some of their time rewatching I/O videos. While they were doing that, they spotted a potential leak during the "Structure in Android App Design" session. In it, it seems, Google quietly leaked sc . . .
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14 hour ago - techcrunch.com / Chris Velazco
Heads up, Android fans. If you took the plunge and backed the rather sleek Shine wearable activity tracker from Misfit Wearables, you may want to get your money back. According to a recent update posted to the project's Indiegogo listing, the F . . .
5/24/2013 - VentureBeat / Dean Takahashi
When idle, the new fourth-generation Core chips will use 20 times less power than the predecessor chips.     
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