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Apple to update most of its Mac lineup and multiple accessories at WWDC — While Apple has major software announcements planned for the upcoming World Wide Developers Conference - including iOS 6, an updated version of iCloud, and OS X Mountain Lion - Apple is also planning some incredible hardware announcements.| Mark Gurman / 9to5Mac: |
Apple to bring full Siri voice-assistant to the iPad with iOS 6: mockup and details — Come this fall, people will start talking to their iPads. Apple's breakthrough Siri Assistant, based on an incredible artificial-intelligence system, will no longer be exclusive to users of the popular iPhone 4S.| Eric Eldon / TechCrunch: |
More On Meebo: Price Is Around $100M, Product Team To Work On Google+ Publisher Tools, Layoffs Hit Sales — Meebo, the seven year-old chat service that morphed into a website toolbar and ad platform, is indeed selling to Google. The company confirmed the news a few minutes ago, and we've since dug up some more details.| Alyson Shontell / Business Insider: |
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FACEBOOK FALLOUT: Y Combinator's Paul Graham Just Emailed Portfolio Companies Warning Of ‘Bad Times’ In Silicon Valley — Facebook has flopped on the public markets, and now we have vivid evidence of how badly Silicon Valley is reeling in the fallout. — Paul Graham, cofounder of Silicon Valley's … | David M. Ewalt / Forbes: |
Microsoft Xbox Is Winning The Living Room War. Here's Why. — Cookie Monster wants a snack. Sure, he could have a handful of you-know-whats, but even a Muppet has to watch his waistline. So he decides to grab something healthful. “Maybe if me jump up and down, me can shake fruit out of this tree … | Declan McCullagh / CNET: |
United Nations views Flame as cybersecurity opportunity — The United Nations has seized on the appearance of the Flame worm, which targeted computers in the Middle East, to argue that it should have more authority to deal with cybersecurity threats on the Internet.| Alexander Gostev / Securelist: |
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Microsoft SmartGlass: Xbox Live Companion on steroids? — As many of my readers know, I'm not a video game fan, nor I am I a big TV fan. So sitting virtually through a two-hour E3 keynote address, chock-full of video game first-person-shooter previews...kill me now (pun intended).| Michael Gorman / Engadget: |
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R.I.P. Zune — Microsoft is sending Zune to the pasture where Microsoft brands go to die. It's the end of the road for a name that once symbolized Microsoft's grand plans to curb Apple's entertainment ambitions. — In a flurry of announcements that Microsoft made Monday at the E3 games conference … | Wall Street Journal: |
Apple and Google Expand Their Battle to Mobile Maps — Google's Eric Schmidt, left, and Apple's Steve Jobs, right, in 2008. The relationship deteriorated as their companies competed. — Since they got together in 2007, the iPhone and Google Maps have seemed like ideal digital bedfellows.| Nick Bilton / Bits: |
Silicon Valley as the New Hollywood — Their wedding was on the covers of the gossip magazines. Every moment of their honeymoon documented across the Web. A lavish boat ride and a stroll down Italy's old cobbled streets, each footstep photographed by the paparazzi.| Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch: |
Netflix Rolls Out Its Own CDN: Open Connect — Netflix announced today that it is rolling out a new content delivery network of its own, called Open Connect, which will reduce its costs of delivery and could improve delivery of its content. But Open Connect isn't just about reducing … | Tom Warren / The Verge: |
Microsoft promises a ‘sneak peek’ at the future of Windows Phone on June 20th — Microsoft previously announced its Windows Phone Developer Summit early last month, but the company didn't reveal exactly what it was planning to show. We received an updated invitation today that hints Windows Phone 8 might be on the agenda.| Quentin Hardy / Bits: |
Rethinking Privacy in an Era of Big Data — Some years ago an engineer at Google told me why Google wasn't collecting information linked to people's names. “We don't want the name. The name is noise.” There was enough information in Google's large database of search queries, location … | Jonathan Burgos / Bloomberg: |
IPads On A Plane Let Scoot Save Fuel By Shedding TV Tons — Scoot Pte is offering Apple Inc. (AAPL) iPads to budget long-haul travelers after ripping out aircraft entertainment systems weighing more than two tons to save fuel. — The tablets helped the carrier cut 7 percent off the weight … | Anthony Ha / TechCrunch: |
Facebook Bringing Its Mobile News Feed Redesign To the Web, With Larger Photos And Text — If you liked the larger photos that Facebook introduced to its mobile news feed last month, here's some good news: It's bringing a similar redesign to its Web interface.| Mark Gurman / 9to5Mac: |
Facebook in iOS 6: Integration is system-wide, ‘Liking’ of App Store apps present — Mockup of Facebook sharing in iPhone Photos app (thanks, Spencer Caldwell) — A few days ago, TechCrunch reported that Facebook will be integrated into iOS 6 in some fashion.| Jeff John Roberts / GigaOM: |
Oracle sues to smash patent troll Lodsys — Oracle, it seems, is not one for irony. Right after an epic court fight with Google in which it was accused of abusing its intellectual property, the software maker is now trying to dissolve another company's patents.| Dianna Dilworth / AppNewser: |
Twitter's Co-founder Biz Stone To Pen Book — Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is writing a book called Things A Little Bird Told Me. In the book, Stone will talk about his experience, which includes a stint at Google, co-founding Twitter and his latest venture The Obvious Corporation … | Sarah Perez / TechCrunch: |
Intuit Merges Its Square Competitor GoPayment With QuickBooks Point Of Sale — Let the mobile payment wars continue! Only yesterday Square announced its ever-expanding retail availability (20,000 outlets nationwide), and today competitor Intuit GoPayment is following up with some major news of its own.| Chris Welch / The Verge: |
Corning launches slim, flexible ‘Willow Glass’ that can be wrapped around devices — With Gorilla Glass 2 and Lotus Glass already in production, Corning is today adding yet another glass to its portfolio with the launch of an ultra-slim and flexible substrate called Willow Glass.| Michael Gorman / Engadget: |
HTC officially a maker of PlayStation certified handsets, PlayStation Suite is now PlayStation Mobile — Thought Sony's E3 2012 presser would be about a next-gen console? Well, sorry to disappoint you, but that doesn't mean there's no news on the PlayStation front, as Sony's just informed … | Google Analytics Blog: |
[New Feature]: Conduct Browser-Size Analysis Within Google Analytics — We're pleased to announce a new tool for optimizing your site's content: browser-size analysis, which is part of the In-Page Analytics report. — Browser Size — Today's visitors to websites are using an ever-growing number of devices.| Stacey Higginbotham / GigaOM: |
Isolationist no more: The Internet goes to Washington — Today's launch of a new think tank call DisCo that wants to educate Congress about disruptive technologies is just one of several new efforts proposed by the Internet and startup community to get their voices heard.| Dana Wollman / Engadget: |
Samsung demos Series 5 Ultra Touch and Series 5 Ultra Convertible Ultrabooks, we go hands-on — Well, look at what we have here! We just swung by Samsung's booth at Computex, and the outfit is showing off not one, but two touch-enabled variations of its Series 5 Ultrabooks.| Wall Street Journal: |
Ad Networks Bypass iPhone Privacy Rules — Mobile ad networks are using new techniques to target iPhone users by circumventing Apple Inc.'s earlier efforts to protect user privacy. — Apple last summer said it would stop allowing app makers to use a unique identifier embedded in iPhones …
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