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App Center: A New Place to Find Social Apps — Today we're launching the App Center to make it easier to find apps you can enjoy with friends. — The App Center features mobile and web apps, such as Draw Something, Pinterest, and Nike+ GPS, and new apps including Jetpack Joyride, Ghosts of Mistwood, and Ghost Recon Commander.| Drew Olanoff / The Next Web: |
Facebook launches App Center on iOS, Android and the web, for socially driven app discovery — We've known it was coming since early May, and Facebook has finally started rolling out its App Center to users. — At an event in San Francisco which was advertised to us with the theme of … | Jaymar Cabebe / CNET: |
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Retina-ready apps begin to appear in Apple's Mac App Store ahead of WWDC — Apps on Apple's Mac App Store are beginning to be updated with Retina-ready graphics, ready for the rumoured launch of new high-resolution Mac Retina Displays. — Approved this morning, Mac App Store tool Folderwatch … | Declan McCullagh / CNET: |
U.N. could tax U.S.-based Web sites, leaked docs show — The United Nations is considering a new Internet tax targeting the largest Web content providers, including Google, Facebook, Apple, and Netflix, that could cripple their ability to reach users in developing nations.| Colleen Taylor / TechCrunch: |
TaskRabbit Founder Leah Busque Takes Back The Reins, Stepping Back Into CEO Role — Leah Busque, the founder of TaskRabbit, the web and mobile marketplace for outsourcing small jobs and errands, has reassumed the role of CEO at the San Francisco-based startup.| Dan Goodin / Ars Technica: |
Crypto breakthrough shows Flame was designed by world-class scientists — The spy malware achieved an attack unlike any cryptographers have seen before. — An overview of a chosen-prefix collision — Marc Stevens — The Flame espionage malware that infected computers … | Josh Halliday / Guardian: |
Facebook to reveal identities of cyberbullies — Mother wins high court backing after she received abusive messages about post on The X Factor's Frankie Cocozza — A mother has won court backing to force Facebook to reveal the identities of cyberbullies who targeted her with a string of abusive messages on the website.| Eric Mack / CNET: |
Free iPads scheduled for landing at airports — Another reason not to make eye contact with anyone on the concourse. — (Credit: OTG) — If you enjoy the ritual of sitting down at your departure gate to kill some time with your iPad while waiting for your flight to board … | Tim Anderson's ITWriting: |
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Why Your Next iPhone Should Be Prepaid — Earlier this week, we did the math and declaredprepaid carrier Cricket Mobile to be the best iPhone deal around, but today's announcement that Sprint's Virgin Mobile will also be offering the iPhone 4S starting on June 24th changes the math substantially … | Andrew Webster / The Verge: |
Verizon joins auto manufacturers to ‘accelerate development’ of connected cars — Verizon has announced that it's joining forces with some of the biggest auto manufacturers around in order to “accelerate development of the 4G LTE ecosystem” in connected cars.| Edward Moyer / CNET: |
‘DIY streetview’ camera lets you be Google — The world is your oyster. — (Credit: Streetview Technology) — As Google takes Street View off-road with its new Trekker backpacks, German company Streetview Technology is taking the mapping technology in yet another new direction — DIY terrain.| Dave Winer / Gizmodo: |
What Steve Jobs Left Untouched — There were a lot of things Steve Jobs was right about. — Probably the most important thing he got right was realizing that you have to build a great stadium before you can invent great sports. An example of this was the decision in 1986 to build every Mac with networking.| Ryan Paul / Ars Technica: |
Canonical partners with Microsoft to support Ubuntu on Azure — Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth praised Azure as an “impressive new entrant.” — Microsoft revealed yesterday that its Azure cloud computing service is extending support to the open source Linux operating system.| Mike Butcher / TechCrunch: |
Thomson Reuters Acquires Mobile Startup Apsmart To Re-invigorate Its Mobile Products — Nice win for DN Capital today. Apsmart, a London-based mobile platform and product development firm that was majority owned by the VC has been acquired by Thomson Reuters. Terms were not disclosed.| Colleen Taylor / TechCrunch: |
Dennis Crowley On Reinventing Foursquare: De-Emphasizing Check-ins, Digging Into Data, Moving Toward Revenue — It has been a big day for Foursquare: The New York-based company finally unveiled the newest version of its popular location-based mobile app, Foursquare 5.0 … | Jon Russell / The Next Web: |
Apple agrees to $2.25 million settlement in Australia over ‘misleading’ iPad 4G advertising — Apple has agreed to pay settlement costs of $2.25 million to end a legal case that accuses the company of misleading the Australian public over the 4G-compatibility of the new iPad in the country, according to The Australian.| James Hutchinson / iTnews.com.au: |
Samsung sues Aussie patent office in Apple suit — Updated: Commissioner faces Federal Court. — Samsung has sued the Australian patent commissioner, and by extension the Federal Government, in an attempt to force a review of patents key to its ongoing, high-profile battle with smartphone rival Apple.| Dancho Danchev / ZDNet: |
North Korea ships malware-infected games to South Korean users, uses them to launch DDoS attacks — Summary: Seoul's Metropolitan Police Agency has intercepted a cyber attack plot orchestrated by North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau, which successfully shipped malware-infected games to South Korean users.| Jim Dalrymple / TechPinions: |
Apple's Television — People have been talking about an Apple television for the last couple of years, but nobody knows for sure if the company will actually make one or not. I wouldn't count Apple out of that market. — I've long held that Apple will enter markets that it feels it can make a significant impact.| Martin de Sa'Pinto / Reuters: |
Swiss court eases terms for Google's Street View — (Reuters) - Technology giant Google can continue to provide its Street View service in Switzerland after a Swiss Court ruled the company was not bound to blur all faces and number plates before publishing images on the Internet.| Franco Salvetti / Bing: |
Bing introduces New Britannica Online Encyclopedia Answers — A core focus for us here at Bing has been about delivering relevant information in a more organized way to help you find what you need more quickly and get stuff done. An example of this approach has been seen in our answers feature … | Lance Whitney / CNET: |
Microsoft Office first desktop app to hit Windows 8 store — (Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) — Dominated by Metro apps, the Windows Store has landed its first desktop program. — Office 2010 is now available through the online store, making good on Microsoft's promise … | Evan Rodgers / The Verge: |
LightSquared supporters ask for spectrum swap, lenders propose 90-day lifeline — A group of lawmakers have sent FCC chairman Julius Genachowski a letter this week asking him to look into whether a spectrum swap with the Department of Defense would allow LightSquared to develop its LTE network … | Andrew Harris / Bloomberg: |
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