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Microsoft shows off USB stick capable of bringing Windows 8 to older machines — Call it “Windows 8 on a stick.” During Microsoft's Digital Worldwide Partner Conference on Monday, Microsoft showed off a USB stick that doesn't just help users bring their personal data to different PCs … | Jeff Atwood / Coding Horror: |
Betting the Company on Windows 8 — I'd argue that the last truly revolutionary version of Windows was Windows 95. In the subsequent 17 years, we've seen a stream of mostly minor and often inconsequential design changes in Windows - at its core, you've got the same old stuff: a start menu … | Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
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Apple Seeds Golden Master of OS X Mountain Lion to Developers — “200 New Features” Mountain Lion slide shown at WWDC — Apple released the Golden Master (GM) version of OS X Mountain Lion to developers today. The “golden master” designation indicates that this version of the software … | Karen Haslam / Macworld UK: |
Mac App Store will restrict Mountain Lion downloads — Mac App Store will assess your Mac's suitability for the new operating system before it lets you download, and pay, for it — Like OS X Lion, when Mountain Lion launches later this month it will be sold via the Mac App Store.| Julia Angwin / Wall Street Journal: |
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RIM CEO on What Went Wrong and the Future of BlackBerry — In an exclusive Q&A, CIO.com's Al Sacco chats with RIM CEO Thorsten Heins on the current state of BlackBerry and how it fell from grace, what the company is doing to ensure things in Waterloo don't get worse, and the product delay problems that have plagued RIM.| Michal Lev-Ram / Fortune: |
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Next Issue brings its all-you-can-read magazine store to the iPad, plans start at $10 a month — The last time we heard about Next Issue, the all-you-can-read magazine store was launching on Android, with an iOS version said to be coming “soon.” Three months later, the startup's made good on its promise … | John Gruber / Daring Fireball: |
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Apple launches new iPad in China on July 20th — Apple is about to complete an important part of the puzzle for the new iPad's world rollout: it just confirmed that its Retina display-packing tablet will reach mainland China on July 20th. The company isn't specific about local pricing … | Liz Gannes / AllThingsD: |
Should (And Will) Kleiner Perkins Settle Its Gender Discrimination Fight? — High-profile venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers faces off in San Francisco court later today against its partner Ellen Pao in what will be the first public face-off in one of the most closely watched stories of the past months in Silicon Valley.| Jolie O'Dell / VentureBeat: |
Why GitHub abandoned the bootstrapper's ship for a $100M Series A — After half a decade of preaching about the virtues of bootstrapping, the GitHub founders are finally getting in bed with a major VC firm to the tune of $100 million — that's $1 million per employee at the still-small startup.| Eliza Kern / GigaOM: |
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Kim Dotcom's Extradition Hearing Postponed Until March 2013 — In this Feb. 22, 2012 file photo, Kim Dotcom, the founder of the file-sharing website Megaupload, comments after he was granted bail and released in Auckland, New Zealand. The U.S. wants to extradite Dotcom from New Zealand … | AppleInsider: |
Apple's $74B overseas cash hoard leads all U.S. tech companies — A report released on Monday from investment bank Moody's revealed that Apple leads a list of technology U.S. companies holding overseas cash with some $74 billion, up from $64 billion in December and $35 billion at the end of 2010.| Josh Rogin / Foreign Policy: |
Eric Schmidt: The Great Firewall of China will fall — Technology and information penetration in China will eventually force the Great Firewall of China to crumble and even lead to the political opening of the Chinese system, according to Google Chairman Eric Schmidt.| Michael Steeber / Cult of Mac: |
Steve Wozniak Shares His Thoughts On Google Glass And Microsoft's Surface Tablet — Steve Wozniak recently spoke at the Entel Summit in Chile, and as usual, expressed his thoughts on emerging technology. Wozniak offered his opinion on Google Glass, Microsoft's Surface tablet, and even the Kim Dotcom case surrounding Megaupload.| Richard Gaywood / TUAW: |
One-bit Internet: The iPad is/isn't a content creation device — In the conclusion to my Retina MacBook repairability post, I wrote: “on the Internet, it often seems that everything must be compressed to a one-bit image: black or white, triumph or catastrophe, the very best or the absolute worst.”| Scott Gilbertson / Webmonkey: |
Firefox Developer: ‘Everybody Hates Firefox Updates’ — Look, Yet Another Firefox Update. Screenshot: Webmonkey — Mozilla's Jono DiCarlo has come out to say what many a Firefox user has long been thinking: the rapid release cycle is killing Firefox. — DiCarlo has a long … | Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: |
Paydiant Gets $12M More To Build Out Its White-Label Mobile Payments API — Paydiant, one of the more recent entrants in mobile payments, has closed a $12 million round of funding that it plans to use to build out its white-label, API-based product for banks and merchants to offer … | Stephanie Mlot / PC Magazine: |
Samsung Tops Apple on Fortune Global 500 List — Placing below the top 50 on Fortune's Global 500 list may not be every company's dream, but Apple can still count this year's No. 55 slot as an accomplishment. — Rising from number 111 last year, Apple's profits grew by almost $12 billion … | Jason Harris / Nokia Conversations: |
AT&T Exclusive: Lumia 900 is pretty in pink — The Nokia Lumia 900 stands apart in the smartphone market with solid polycarbonate construction, a beautiful ClearBlack Display, stunning design, and with the simple and beautiful Windows Phone operating system.| Kevin Morris / Daily Dot: |
Reddit lifts its ban on “The Atlantic” — The Atlantic has returned to Reddit. — A month after the social news site kicked out the news magazine and dozens of other sites —including Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and Discovery News—for spam, Reddit has welcomed many back into the warm embrace of its monster traffic, with little fanfare.| Brad Linder / Liliputing: |
Google Chrome 21 beta can interact with cameras, mics, and game controllers — The latest beta version of Google Chrome adds two new APIs that allow web developers to do a few interesting things. They can write web apps that will use your computer's mic or camera without a plugin.| David Kravets / Wired: |
Porn Studios Accused of Screwing Their Fans in BitTorrent Lawsuits — A handful of pornography producers are being accused of racketeering, fraud, defamation and other charges in connection to their BitTorrent online litigation trolling strategies. — The program is simple … | Tristan Nitot / Beyond the Code: |
About the future of Thunderbird — Jb Piacentino — Today I have the pleasure of welcoming Jb Piacentino, the managing Director of Thunderbird, following the recent Thunderbird announcement. — TN : Hi Jb, I read on the Web that Thunderbird is dead. Is it true or is the rumor of Thunderbird's death greatly exaggerated?
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