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7:26 PM - Monday, June 17, 2013
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TechCrunch / Gregory Ferenstein
President Obama finally took a sit-down interview on the National Security Agency scandal and we’ve pasted a partial transcript below. Disappointingly, most of it is (very) generic and defensive. But, there is one important takeaway: President . . .
11 hour ago
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Engadget / Edgar Alvarez
Sure, you can already snag one of those Chromebooks from places such as Amazon, Best Buy and Google's own Play shop. But, starting today, the Mountain View-based company is making various Chrome OS-sporting laptops available at more retaile . . .
13 hour ago
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TechCrunch / Colleen Taylor
In the "ask me anything" format made famous by Reddit, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden returned to the Guardian's website this morning to answer questions from the general public as part of a live event known as "AskSnowden."
It was a fasci . . .
14 hour ago
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TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
Digg today announced that the first public beta of its Google Reader replacement Digg Reader will launch next week and will be available to everybody by June 26th. Judging from the early screenshots the team just posted, we're looking at a stra . . .
10 hour ago
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Engadget / Jon Fingas
Hotmail and Outlook.com have long supported linked email accounts for organizing messages. However, Microsoft now sees connected accounts as tempting targets for hackers -- so tempting, in fact, that the company is severing those links as a . . .
9 hour ago
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TechCrunch / Leena Rao
Online coupon giant RetailMeNot has just filed for $230 million IPO, according to an S-1 released today.
10 hour ago
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slashgear.com / Craig Lloyd
PCIe-based solid state drives aren’t anything new, but Samsung has just production on a new PCIe SSD that will be specifically meant for lightweight and thin Ultrabooks. The company is calling these new SSDs the XP941 series, and they offer up . . .
9 hour ago
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San Francisco Bay Area / Ryan Nakashima
Netflix cuts original TV deal with DreamWorks
Associated Press
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Updated 3:02 pm, . . .
15 hour ago
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allthingsd.com / John Paczkowski
Not much good without a ubiquitous LTE-Advanced network, though.
12 hour ago
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insidefacebook.com / Jonathan Espinosa
Rumors are circulating that Facebook may be adding video to Instagram at its June 20 product announcement. Many news outlets suggested that Facebook would be introducing a news reader prior to this speculation. The introduction of...
17 hour ago
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TechCrunch / Darrell Etherington
Skype has just announced that the previously beta video messaging feature it's been testing is now a proper release feature of its Skype applications for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and BlackBerry. Video messaging on Skype simply allows . . .
11 hour ago
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VentureBeat / Tom Cheredar
Poster, an app that allows you to post articles on WordPress from you iOS device, has been acquired by WordPress.com parent company Automattic, the app's creator announced today. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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news.cnet.com
Apple's Jony Ive is no longer listed as the company's head of "industrial design." He now controls all of "design," according to his title. [Read more]
15 hour ago
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IntoMobile / Kelly Hodgkins
Sprint announced today that it is rolling out LTE to 22 new cities in the US, including a few popular vacation destinations such as Miami, Florida and Napa, California. The full list includes:
Baton Rouge, La.; Centralia, Wash.; Clarksville, T . . .
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TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
Google may have acquired Geoffrey Hinton's DNNresearch and is now using his technologies to power its Google+ photo search features, but the academic work Hinton did on deep neural networks (DNN) is now also helping Microsoft to improve its spe . . .
14 hour ago
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VentureBeat / Rebecca Grant
The Tianhe-2 was ranked No. 1 on the TOP500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers. This marks China's first return to the top position since November 2010, when the Tianhe-1A was named top dog.
6/15/2013
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betanews.com / Mihaita Bamburic
Yesterday, despite "credible" rumors suggesting a full-on iOS approach, Microsoft released Office for iPhone but left iPad users stranded. The company also planted a little trojan horse -- the app is free but it is not free to use, requiring an . . .
10 hour ago
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San Francisco Bay Area / Michael Liedtke
Google settles suit, clears way for stock split
Associated Press
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Updated 2:25 pm . . .
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Gizmodo / Brian Barrett
Jay-Z's modestly entitled Magna Carta Holy Grail drops on the similarly nondescript Fourth of July. But despite his clear lowering of expectations for the album, he's somehow found it within his heart to muster up some publicity by letting Sam . . .
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bgr.com / Dan Graziano
A new study published by PCMag on Monday found that AT&T has the fastest 4G LTE network in the United States. The website used eight identical Samsung smartphones to test the networks of all four major carriers in the U.S. across 30 cities. AT& . . .