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8:42 PM - Thursday, May 23, 2013
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news.cnet.com
Google is considering a bid for the mobile mapping and navigation company, Bloomberg reports. Could this be a play to keep Facebook out of its domain? [Read more]
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TechCrunch /
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 . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Google adds Google Drive files and Calendar events to Gmail’s search for US users - The Next Web / Emil Protalinski
- Google: Voice Search coming to Chrome for iOS soon - tuaw.com / Steven Sande
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AT&T's new "Mobility Administrative Fee" is raising wireless bills by 61 cents a month -- a move that could reportedly raise half a billion dollars for the company. [Read more]
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TechCrunch /
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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Engadget /
Is Russell Holly a seer of the future, or did he just manage to get lucky? That's the question we're currently kicking around at Engadget. You see, when he first revealed that a Galaxy S 4 would be introduced at Google I/O with stock Androi . . .
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Engadget /
Samsung will be releasing developer editions of the Galaxy S 4 for AT&T and Verizon, according to the company's site. At least for now, the phone will only be offered in Black Mist, and internal storage is listed as 16GB. It's not clear exa . . .
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- Galaxy S4 Developer edition headed to AT&T and Verizon - Android Central - Android Forums, News, and Help / Jerry Hildenbrand
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Engadget /
Box just recently snapped up Crocodoc to improve the web component of its cloud storage, but what about tuning the native apps? It's addressing that side of the equation by acquiring the technology behind Folders, a third-party cloud storag . . .
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VentureBeat /
The popular note taking and organization solutions provider Evernote announced today that reminders have been added to its product offerings.
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- Evernote gains reminders, Telltale's poker comes to iOS & Angry Birds Space goes free - appleinsider.com.feedsportal.com
- More Evernote awesomeness: native reminders launch in iOS/Mac client - iPhone Download Blog / Christian Zibreg
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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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VentureBeat /
With its newest acquisition, the subscription-based online store from California adds fuel to its European expansion blueprint.
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Engadget /
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 /
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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Twitter just got it. Apple recently got it, too. Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon have had it for a while. But why's two-factor authentication important, and will it keep you safe? [Read more]
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- Why Twitter's two-factor authentication isn't going to stop media organisations from being hacked - Naked Security - Sophos / Graham Cluley
- How to Setup Two-Step Authentication on Twitter - GottaBeMobile / Travis Pope
- Twitter Finally Gets Two-Factor Authentication - ReadWrite
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TechCrunch /
Video ad network Tremor Video has filed for its long-awaited public offering. The company's shares will trade on the NYSE at TRMR and it wants to raise at least $86 million.
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Apple's annual developers conference will have its keynote address on the very first day of the weeklong event. [Read more]
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insidefacebook.com /
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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bgr.com /
Amazon on Thursday announced expanded availability of its Kindle Fire HD tablet lineup. Both the 7-inch and 8.9-inch models are now available for preorder in more than 170 countries worldwide. The Kindle Fire HD is equipped with 1280 x 800 pixe . . .
5/21/2013
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iPhone Download Blog /
As you probably already know, we love iPhone photography. If there is an app for it, we will probably try it. If there is a camera-related accessory, we will probably get our hands on it eventually. We especially love to share our snapshots in . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Microsoft Ad Uses Siri to Diss Apple - IntoMobile / Wade Keye
- Microsoft recruits Siri to highlight the iPad’s failings - betanews.com / Wayne Williams
- Microsoft Makes Fun Of The iPad In Its Best Windows 8 Ad Yet (MSFT, AAPL) - SAI: Silicon Alley Insider / Jay Yarow
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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.
PlayerScale, . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Marissa Mayer and Yahoo are on fire, acquiring gaming company PlayerScale - VentureBeat / John Koetsier
- Yahoo Scoops Up Another Small Startup: Gaming Platform PlayScale - allthingsd.com / Kara Swisher
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TechCrunch /
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 . . .
