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6:09 PM - Thursday, May 23, 2013
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TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
Bloomberg today reports that Google could face a new U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) antitrust probe into its display advertising business. As Bloomberg's Brian Womack and Sara Forden note, the FCC is looking into whether Google used its st . . .
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VentureBeat / Chitra Rakesh
With its newest acquisition, the subscription-based online store from California adds fuel to its European expansion blueprint.
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VentureBeat / Jack Wagner
The popular note taking and organization solutions provider Evernote announced today that reminders have been added to its product offerings.
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news.cnet.com / Dara Kerr
Word on the street is that the two supposed upcoming Apple smartphones will feature an array of colors -- from pink to green to gold. [Read more]
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TechCrunch / Ryan Lawler
After just a year, Badoo COO Ben Ling is leaving the social networking site to join Khosla Ventures. Ling, who has formerly held senior executive roles at companies like Google, YouTube and Facebook, will join a growing team at Vinod Khosla's v . . .
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TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
At Google I/O last week, Google announced that its Google App Engine High Replication Datastore (HRD) - its schemaless object data storage service - currently processes over 4.5 trillion transactions per month, has an uptime of 99.95% and store . . .
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VentureBeat / Meghan Kelly
Apple's WWDC keynote will occur on June 10, where we will see announcements regarding its operating systems. VentureBeat will be reporting live from the event.
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9to5mac.com / Seth Weintraub
. Thanks reader Kory for screenshot AT&T started this month charging an administrative fee of $.61/month/user for its mobile customers in addition to its current fees. While the fee may be small, as the Verge notes it adds ‘up to hundreds of mi . . .
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TechCrunch / Rip Empson
It was just two weeks ago that fast-growing enterprise cloud storage company, Box, went out and acquired document embedding service and Y Combinator grad, Crocodoc. Apparently Aaron Levie sees what Yahoo is doing and he wants to show that Box i . . .
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TechCrunch / Rip Empson
Pandora has had a busy quarter. In March, the social radio company saw its long-time CEO Joe Kennedy abruptly step down, leaving the board to scramble to find a replacement. On the bright side, Kennedy's exit, while likely a result of stress, f . . .
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Engadget / Dana Wollman
File this under "things we could have sworn already existed." Microsoft just announced two mice, the Sculpt Mobile Mouse and Sculpt Comfort Mouse, and believe it or not, this marks the first time Redmond has made a pointing device with a ho . . .
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TechCrunch / Frederic Lardinois
Google almost completely revamped the Google+ photo experience last week, but somehow the company didn't get around to announcing one of the coolest photo-related features in its repertoire: Google now uses computer vision and machine learning . . .
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bgr.com / Zach Epstein
Google Glass is a big deal. It marks the beginning of the next paradigm in consumer electronics, where intelligent wearable gadgets will take the place of common accessories rather than compliment them. BGR has argued that Glass itself likely w . . .
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insidefacebook.com / Brittany Darwell
Facebook has created a new way for businesses and developers to target ads to users who have taken an action on Facebook or in an app within a more specific time range. Using the “action spec”...
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slashgear.com / Craig Lloyd
Added to the list of many Yahoo acquisitions happening recently, PlayerScale is the latest one to get bought out by Marissa Mayer and company. PlayerScale was founded on 2009 and is a startup that creates software infrastructure for cross-platf . . .
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TechCrunch / Gregory Ferenstein
A new bulletin from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warns that lethal, undetectable 3D-printed firearms may be "impossible" to contain. After a Texas law student designed and released digital blueprints for the world's first fully prin . . .
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Engadget / Jon Fingas
Samsung committed to launching Tizen devices almost as soon as 2013 began, but there has been little to show for its promise outside of a developer phone. To our relief, there are signs of sustained interest in the project: Techtastic has s . . .
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techcrunch.com / Chris Velazco
Toshiba isn’t exactly known for churning out attractive, high-end notebooks, which is why the company’s new Kirabook is such an oddity. It's a handsome little thing if you're into very (and I mean very) understated designs, though I imagine at . . .
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TechCrunch / John Biggs
Convertibles were all the rage back in the 1950s (thanks to tailfins and the Corvette) and in the early 2000s (thanks to Microsoft and Sony). In the 2000s, however, we saw convertibles in the form of laptops that could twist and turn themselves . . .
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TechCrunch / Ryan Lawler
It was almost one year ago (to the day!) that we first wrote about Lyft and how the company was going to offer some lower-priced competition to on-demand ride leader Uber in San Francisco. Now, 366 days later, Lyft is celebrating the anniversar . . .