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Developers: We warned Apple about iOS maps quality — Developers say they gave Apple plenty of warning about issues with its iOS maps app revamp. — To the casual observer it might appear that Apple was caught off guard by just how bad its its in-house maps app was. But the company had plenty of warning.| Amar Toor / The Verge: |
Samsung to unveil 4-inch ‘mini’ Galaxy S III on October 11th — JK Shin, head of Samsung Mobile Communications, confirmed today that his company will be releasing a four-inch version of the Galaxy S III on October 11th in Germany. Shin announced the news during a meeting with Korean press on Wednesday.| Sharif Sakr / Engadget: |
Samsung Galaxy S III Mini photo, specs and price leak in Germany — German site MobileGeeks has just leaked full specs of the new, Mini version of the Galaxy S III that Samsung confirmed this morning. As expected, we're looking at a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, with a shrunken resolution of 800 x 480 pixels.| Tom Warren / The Verge: |
Office for iOS and Android reportedly confirmed by Microsoft product manager, due March 2013 (update) — Microsoft product manager Petr Bobek has confirmed that the software maker is planning to release native iOS and Android versions of Office 2013 next year.| Alex Wilhelm / The Next Web: |
Microsoft: Information concerning release of Office for iOS and Android is ‘not accurate’ — Today on Twitter, Frank Shaw, lead of corporate communications at Microsoft tamped down expectations concerning the potential 2013 release of Office for iOS and Android devices. Here is his tweet in full:| Richard Barley / The TweetDeck Blog: |
A new look for TweetDeck — Today we updated the TweetDeck app on all our supported platforms - web, Chrome, Mac and Windows. The update is live now on web.tweetdeck.com. If you use the Windows app, just restart to trigger an auto-update. Chrome app users should restart Chrome to update … | David Pierce / The Verge: |
Apple iPod touch review (2012) — Part MP3 player, part tablet — part point-and-shoot? — It all started with an iPod touch, a gift from my parents years ago. I've since bought a half-dozen more iPods, two iPhones, an iPad, and a MacBook Air. Somehow I'm sure Apple planned it that way.| Bloomberg: |
Apple Choice of IPhone Aluminum Said to Slow Down Output — This Expert Has Five Big Problems With the iPhone 5 — Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s iPhone 5 supply shortfall is being exacerbated by a quality-control crackdown at Foxconn Technology Group that's designed to cut the number of devices shipped … | Emil Protalinski / The Next Web: |
PC shipments to decline in 2012 for the first time since dot-com bust, can Windows 8 save the day? — The global PC market will see worldwide shipments decline this year, which will mean a drop for the first time in 11 years, according to IHS' iSuppli. More specifically … | Andrew Nusca / ZDNet: |
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eBay announces site redesign, Pinterest-like discovery feed and the debut of eBay Now in NY and SF — Today in New York at its “Future of Shopping” event, eBay has redesigned its site to be much neater and more consistent, featuring a cleaner search page, product page and a streamlined, 1 page checkout experience.| Jeremy Olshan / MarketWatch: |
On deck for 2013: The end of the baseball ticket … Major League Baseball wants to stop selling tickets. That is, the kind printed on card stock with perforated edges and a U.S. Constitution's worth of disclaimers crammed onto the back in three-point type.| Mike Dano / FierceWireless: |
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Facebook Fought SEC to Keep Mobile Risks Hidden Before IPO Crash — When Facebook Inc. (FB) filed its proposal Feb. 1 to go public, it touted the effectiveness of ads linked to customers' friends, citing research from Nielsen, the audience-counting company.| Owen Thomas / Business Insider: |
Yahoo CTO Ash Munshi Has Left — Yahoo CTO Ash Munshi has left the company, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider after we inquired. — He was at Yahoo for about a year, having been appointed shortly after Carol Bartz was fired as CEO. A source familiar with Yahoo's inner workings told us … | Peter Kafka / AllThingsD: |
Twitter Says Its Ads Make Money for Politicians — Can you sway someone's vote with 140 characters? Hard to tell. But you can get them to cough up some money for your campaign. — That's the thrust of a new study from Twitter and Web traffic-tracker Compete out this afternoon.| Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
Facebook Starts Showing Birthdays And Selling Gifts At The Top Of The Mobile News Feed — Facebook Gifts could make a lot of money on mobile by getting you to buy presents for friends, but birthdays were buried in Events and celebrations weren't shown on mobile.| Matt Brian / The Next Web: |
RIM officially opens BlackBerry 10 app submissions ahead of Q1 2013 launch — RIM's BlackBerry 10 (BB10) devices might still be months away, but developers are now being asked to start submitting their BB10 apps to the BlackBerry App World, meaning that they will be ready for publishing … | Dan Primack / Fortune: |
IO Data raises $90 million, eyes IPO — A big vote of confidence for the modular model. — FORTUNE — IO Data Centers has raised $90 million in new venture capital funding, just one month after landing a major client win with Goldman Sachs. This brings the Scottsdale … | Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web: |
The Sparrow team was in talks with Facebook for acquisition before it was scooped up by Google — In July of this year, those of us who loved the Mac and iOS mail client Sparrow were shocked when we got the news that the team had been acquired by Google to work on Gmail.| Ryan Kim / GigaOM: |
Oyster gets $3M to become the Spotify of books — While Amazon launched its own lending library on top of its Amazon Prime service, there's still an opportunity for other competitors to create a Spotify or Netflix for books. That's the hope of New York City-based Oyster … | Business Insider: |
New Video Breaks Down How An Apple Patent Stomps All Over The 1st Amendment — A patent granted to Apple in late-August allows governments to disable iPhones and other smartphones, targeting specific apps even, when they enter what is deemed a “sensitive” area.| Natasha Singer / New York Times: |
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Exclusive: Assets of Palo Alto gaming company OnLive were sold off for just $4.8 million — Venture capitalist Gary Lauder paid just $4.8 million for the remnants of OnLive when the company went through its insolvency process this summer, a letter obtained by this newspaper reveals.| Dan Goodin / Ars Technica: |
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Canonical asks desktop users to “pay what you think Ubuntu is worth” — Canonical has long made the most popular desktop version of Linux, but actually making money off Ubuntu is easier said than done. When a typical user downloads Ubuntu for free and installs it on a computer … | Sven Grundberg / Wall Street Journal: |
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