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Microsoft to Acquire Yammer — Microsoft extends cloud services with best-in-class enterprise social networking. — Microsoft Corp. and Yammer Inc. today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Microsoft will acquire Yammer, a leading provider of enterprise social networks, for $1.2 billion in cash.| Todd Bishop / GeekWire: |
Microsoft's Ballmer: Yammer's ‘viral adoption model’ is key to $1.2 billion deal — Why in the heck would Microsoft pay $1.2 billion to buy a Facebook knockoff for businesses? No one put it in precisely those terms, but that was the subtext of a conference call that concluded a short time ago … | Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
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On Orbitz, Mac Users Steered to Pricier Hotels — Orbitz Worldwide Inc. has found that people who use Apple Inc.'s Mac computers spend as much as 30% more a night on hotels, so the online travel agency is starting to show them different, and sometimes costlier, travel options than Windows visitors see.| Facebook Newsroom: |
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Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses — Facebook began its jaunt as an e-mail service in November 2010, when it started allowing users to make @facebook.com addresses and receive conventional e-mails addressed there in their messages inboxes.| Mark Gurman / 9to5Mac: |
The unedited Q&A: Apple retail employees respond to NYT's profile, share life from inside the Apple Store — Apple retail employees cheering ahead of third-generation iPad launch (SJMN) — Over the weekend, The New York Times profiled Apple's retail operations and controversially touched upon Apple's retail employees.| Horace Dediu / asymco: |
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Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity — In the wake of the Flashback botnet which targeted Mac computers, Apple has removed a statement from its messages on its website that Mac operating system X (OS X) isn't susceptible to viruses. — Apple removed the previous statement … | Jordan Golson / MacRumors: |
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In a Big Network of Computers, Evidence of Machine Learning — MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Inside Google's secretive X laboratory, known for inventing self-driving cars and augmented reality glasses, a small group of researchers began working several years ago on a simulation of the human brain.| Paul McDougall / InformationWeek: |
Microsoft: We Won't Build Own Windows Phones — Microsoft exec categorically denies reports that the company plans to bring its Surface tablet strategy to the smartphone market. — A Microsoft executive said the company has no plans to manufacture its own company-branded smartphones … | Liz Gannes / AllThingsD: |
I/O Preview: Google Set This Week to Challenge Amazon, Sonos, Apple and ... Oh, Just Fill in the Blank Here — This week, some 5,500 developers will converge in San Francisco for Google I/O to listen to the search giant's latest and greatest plans for Android, Chrome and other products.| Bing: |
165TB of New Imagery Added to Bing Maps — Today we're thrilled to announce the publication of our largest satellite release to date. In fact, this release is larger than all of our past Aerial releases combined! — The latest Aerial release includes new Satellite imagery as well as Global Ortho photography.| Mike Masnick / Techdirt: |
Miami Heat Owner Sues Blogger & Google Over ‘Unflattering’ Photo — What is it with super rich sports owners and SLAPP suits? Remember Redskins owner Dan Snyder? Well here's a situation that seems even more ridiculous. Ranaan Katz is a minority owner of the Miami Heat, who just won the NBA championship.| Chris Dixon: |
Why the integrated approach to mobile devices is winning — Until last week's announcement of the new Surface tablet, Microsoft had taken the same approach to mobile devices that they had with PCs: build the software themselves and let partners build the hardware.| Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
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Wired and The New Yorker Pull Back on Flipboard — Shelving Efforts to Sell Ads, Curtailing ‘Flip-able’ Content — Some magazines are developing Flipboard fatigue. — Wired and The New Yorker are suspending efforts to sell ads on the platform and replacing their robust Flipboard feeds next month … | Mike Kelly / SpiderLabs Anterior: |
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Instagram 2.5 for iPhone adds Explore section, revamps Profile tab, integrates Facebook Likes — Instagram for iPhone just hit version 2.5, which marks the first time the app has been updated since Facebook agreed to acquire it back in April. Instagram 2.5 is mostly a visual update … | Jordan Crook / TechCrunch: |
Google Offers And Boingo Bring Free WiFi To Manhattan This Summer — In a world where limits go down and pricing goes up, there's nothing better than free connectivity. — Boingo Wireless, in collaboration with Google Offers, is bringing free WiFi to over 200 locations in New York City this summer.| Barb Darrow / GigaOM: |
Netflix open sources Asgard cloud deployment smarts — Very few companies know how to scale and deploy cloud applications like Netflix, the ginormous movie streaming site. And now it's making some of that cloud management expertise available to the masses via Github.| Scott Thurm / Wall Street Journal: |
Nasdaq: ‘Arrogance’ Contributed to Facebook IPO Flop — PALO ALTO, Calif.—Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. Chief Executive Robert Greifeld said Sunday that “arrogance” and “overconfidence” among Nasdaq staffers contributed to problems with Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering last month.| Harrison Weber / The Next Web: |
Google introduces new I/O live blogging tool — Just days ahead of the yearly Google I/O event, Google has introduced a rather interesting live blogging tool that taps into Google+ page posts and pulls from the I/O live video feed. — This tool, which you can see below, is currently not event agnostic.| Seth Weintraub / 9to5Mac: |
New iPhone prototypes have NFC chips and antenna — We've previously been able to pull data from PreEVT iPhone 5,1 and iPhone 5,2 prototypes codenamed N41AP (5,1) and N42AP (5,2), which leads us to believe that the new iPhone will have a bigger 1136×640 display.| Michael Geist Blog: |
| Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat: |
Seagate invests in Israel's DensBits to overhaul its flash memory strategy — Seagate is one of the world's biggest hard disk drive makers, but these days, storage is growing well beyond spinning disks. That's why Seagate is announcing an investment and strategic agreement with Israel's DensBits Technologies.| Chris Welch / The Verge: |
Google updates Gmail iOS app with Notification Center support, persistent login — The official Gmail client for iOS has been updated today with support for Notification Center, meaning you can now configure the app to display banners, alerts, and lock screen previews of your latest emails.| Lucas Atkins / N4BB: |
Exclusive: BlackBerry 10 L-Series (All Touch) & N-Series (QWERTY) UI, Specs — BlackBerry 10 is upon us, as we expect RIM to make a formal announcement for the first device in August. Details regarding the BlackBerry 10 operating have been mildly out in the open.
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