Oh Boy . . . This is awkward.
We couldn't find the article you were looking for. Sorry.
We think the articles below are much more interesting.
Why not give them a shot?
The Top News
8:23 AM - Thursday, May 23, 2013
4 hour ago
-
news.cnet.com /
The company said today that it will charge Square customers 3.25 percent per swipe. The Square Register app is also available in the country. [Read more]
RELATED STORIES:
- Square breaks out of North America, starting with Japan - VentureBeat / Devindra Hardawar
3 hour ago
-
TechCrunch /
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, and it's not cle . . .
5 hour ago
-
news.cnet.com /
Starting in June, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD tablets will be available in over 170 countries worldwide. [Read more]
5 hour ago
-
Engadget /
It's well over a year since the GTX 680 came out, but given how that card was a strong contender it may feel too early for an upgrade. NVIDIA knows the score, which is why it's made a particular point of pitching this year's card at owners . . .
6 hour ago
-
TechCrunch /
Sometimes, when a truly innovative startup is acquired by a larger company, innovation slows to a crawl. And other times, when an acquisition happens, a company gets the backup and investment it needs to keep on innovating. It seems like that . . .
2 hour ago
-
VentureBeat /
We all know Microsoft likes to directly challenge its competitors, especially Google. Now Microsoft is taking a swing at Apple in a new 30-second ad that uses Siri's voice to make fun of the iPad.
RELATED STORIES:
- Microsoft recruits Siri to highlight the iPad’s failings - betanews.com / Wayne Williams
- Microsoft recruits Siri to bad-mouth the iPad in new Windows 8 tablet ad - theverge.com / Tom Warren
5 hour ago
-
news.cnet.com /
The device has been available for about a month, so the sales figures are quite strong at this point. [Read more]
3 hour ago
-
news.cnet.com /
The Chinese have been known to be experts at hacking for quite some time. But what might surprise some is that it's an epidemic across the country in all levels of society. [Read more]
3 hour ago
-
VentureBeat /
Multi-platform messaging service Imo.im has raised $13 million in second-round funding and updated its iOS and Android apps with a new feature called “Broadcasts.” Palo Alto, Calif.-based Imo.im offers web, iPhone, iPad, and Android apps for c . . .
5 hour ago
-
Engadget /
After a series of rumors about the HTC First not selling too well in the States, we've now heard that the customized Facebook / Android handset won't be coming to the UK. Mobile News initially reported that UK pre-orders will be cancelled a . . .
5 hour ago
-
VentureBeat /
Jawfish Poker and Jawfish Words will let players compete against each other in live games.
14 hour ago
-
Engadget /
It's official: battery-powered all-in-ones you can schlep around the house are now a thing. First Sony released the Tap 20, then Lenovo followed with the Horizon and now HP makes three, with its newly announced Envy Rove 20. As the name sug . . .
5 hour ago
-
bgr.com /
We all expected Samsung to reach its goal of selling 10 million Galaxy S4 smartphones into distribution channels within the phone’s first month of availability. An unnamed Samsung executive confirmed last week that shipments had reached 6 milli . . .
5 hour ago
-
TechCrunch /
Nextdoor, the company that lets people create private social networks accessible only to their local neighbors, has launched its first native mobile app for iOS, Nextdoor for the iPhone.
The launch comes amidst an apparently strong period of . . .
18 hour ago
-
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.
RELATED STORIES:
- Kim Dotcom threatens to sue Twitter, others over patent - news.cnet.com / Shara Tibken
17 hour ago
-
news.cnet.com /
Don't expect to see Apple's iWatch until the second half of next year, says KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. [Read more]
RELATED STORIES:
- Apple's Smart Watch May Not Launch Until Late 2014, Use Biometrics and iPod Nano Technology - MacRumors / Eric Slivka
- Apple will not Unveil iWatch Until 2014 - Solid Blogger
7 hour ago
-
The Next Web /
HTC unveiled the Desire 600 today, the first mid-range smartphone to be equipped with dual BoomSound speakers and run its new Sense 5 Android skin, including its Flipboard-inspired BlinkFeed home screen.... Keep reading →
9 hour ago
-
pocketnow.com
We’ve been huge fans of future possible sapphire solutions for smartphones ever since MWC. We’ve also visited the factory that can make this possible. Sapphire is known to be an extremely tough material, almost impossible to scratch. It . . .
18 hour ago
-
VentureBeat /
There are two key problems that require immediate remediation in Congress, according to the coalition of companies, politicians, and nonprofits: jobs, and fairness.
23 hour ago
-
Newser /
As Marissa Mayer puts it , "Tumblr. + Yahoo! = !!" As Tumblr CEO David Karp puts it , "F--- yeah." The two companies this morning announced that a definitive agreement has been reached and that Yahoo will indeed acquire Tumblr for $1.1 billion, . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Yahoo swears it isn’t going to screw up Tumblr — but how realistic is that promise? - GigaOM / Mathew Ingram
- What does Yahoo want with Tumblr? - Christian Science Monitor
- Why Yahoo acquiring Tumblr for $1 billion makes a certain horrible kind of sense - paidContent / Mathew Ingram
