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6:09 PM - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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TechCrunch /
Oh, Kim Dotcom. You just never stop surprising us.
Just hours after Twitter finally rolled out its long-awaited Two-Factor authentication, the Megaupload founder is claiming to have invented the entire mechanism… and he's got a patent to prove it.
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- Twitter Ups Web Security With Two-Factor Authentication Via SMS, But Shared Accounts May Still Be In Danger - TechCrunch / Josh Constine
- Twitter Introduces Two-Step Authentication - Mashable / Pete Pachal
- Twitter unveils login verification, a form of two-factor authentication to better protect accounts via SMS - The Next Web / Ken Yeung
15 hour ago
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VentureBeat /
With little fanfare, Google has added its cool new conversational search feature to Chrome on desktops, following a demonstration last week at Google I/O.
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- Google talks back in new voice search - news.cnet.com / Bridget Carey
- The First Piece of Google Chrome's Conversational Future Is in Place - Gizmodo / Eric Limer
- You have to check out the photo search feature in Google+ - AndroidGuys / Scott Webster
5 hour ago
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San Francisco Bay Area /
Jennifer Lopez to open cellphone stores
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VentureBeat /
Worlds are shaking as the father of the Graphics Interchange Format, ye trusty old bitmap image standby for animated images on Cheezburger and Reddit and every where geeks wanna have fun, says it's pronounced JIF, not GIF.
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Engadget /
Last week, Microsoft's YouTube app for Windows Phone came under fire for not adhering to some of Google's requirements. The result was an ultimatum from Mountain View, requesting that Microsoft make the necessary tweaks by May 22nd or pull . . .
9 hour ago
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TechCrunch /
Another step for Adobe in its bid to become the go-to place in the cloud for those working in design and other creative industries: it is acquiring Thumb Labs, a bootstrapped, New York-based mobile app design agency. Jared Verdi, one of the co- . . .
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TechCrunch /
Fresh from closing its purchase of newsreading app Pulse, LinkedIn has made another acquisition to dive deeper into the mobile space. TechCrunch has found out, and confirmed, that the social network has aqui-hired Maybe, the social polling star . . .
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bgr.com /
Samsung has reportedly made a major investment in rival South Korea-based smartphone maker Pantech. Yonhap News was first to report the news and it says Samsung spent roughly $50 million for 10% of the company. Samsung’s motives are unclear, th . . .
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- Samsung Takes a Stake in Component Customer (And Competitor) Pantech - allthingsd.com / John Paczkowski
- Samsung acquires 10% of Pantech - IntoMobile / Dusan Belic
- Samsung pens deal to buy 10-percent of Pantech for $47.6 million - Android Central - Android Forums, News, and Help / Andrew Martonik
6 hour ago
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VentureBeat /
Whitman takes a swing at Dell for "completely cratering" its earnings.
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There's some good news for fans of Google Chrome today, as Google has announced that it's updating both the Android and iOS versions of its browser with some nifty new features. First up, Chrome for Android is gaining a new fullscreen browsin . . .
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- Chrome for Android updated with tab history on slates, fullscreen for handsets - Engadget / Edgar Alvarez
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allthingsd.com /
Veteran tech analyst Michael Gartenberg is jumping the fence to work for a company he has spent decades covering during stints at Gartner, Altimeter and Jupiter Research. Forbes reports, and AllThingsD has independently confirmed, that Gartenbe . . .
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TechCrunch /
Google's Drive app for Android just got a major redesign that brings the Google Now-like card-style look the company introduced with Google Now to its mobile productivity app.
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- A smoother Drive app for Android - Docs Blog / Google Docs
- Google Drive for Android Adopts Card User Interface - Phone Scoop - Latest News
- Google rolls out a 'smoother' Drive app for Android - betanews.com / Alan Buckingham
14 hour ago
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Engadget /
Amazon's taken a number of steps to bring different types of content to the Kindle Store, and it's now venturing into an area that has a long history with the internet: fan fiction. The company's today announced Kindle Worlds, a new publish . . .
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BBC
Micro-blogging site Twitter says it is bringing in a two-step login for users to beef up security following recent high-profile breaches.
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news.cnet.com /
Wall Street was expecting earnings of 81 cents a share on revenue of $28 billion for the second quarter. [Read more]
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Engadget /
Twitter just boosted its security with a new two-factor login method. The new option, which was announced in the form of a YouTube video, oddly enough, allows users to require a verification code each time they log in. Once this is enabled, . . .
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VentureBeat /
If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now. It's just Ron Conway.
10 hour ago
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GigaOM /
In line with big investments in IT security, Skyhigh Networks is gaining ground with $20 million in new funding for software that puts a spotlight on shadow IT.
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Engadget /
The Galaxy S 4 is now readily available in the US, but it hasn't had much sway with the prepaid crowd so far. Cricket should be addressing that deficit soon, as it just narrowed down its launch of the Samsung flagship to June 7th. The contr . . .
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Engadget /
Foursquare knows that there's a lot more to a night on the town than a good search keyword. Accordingly, it just updated its Android and iOS apps with location search filters that narrow the results based on familiarity and price. At times, . . .
