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Crashlytics is joining forces with Twitter — What an incredible journey this past year has been — today, we're excited to announce: we're merging with Twitter to take our platform to an entirely new level! — Our Product — We started Crashlytics a little over a year ago to address a huge hole in mobile app development.| Owen Thomas / Business Insider: |
Twitter Is Buying A Startup, Crashlytics, And Not Killing It Off For A Change — Twitter, the global network for short bursts of information, is buying a startup, Crashlytics, that tracks when bad code causes apps to fail abruptly. — Notably, it appears to be leaving Crashlytics alone.| Tricia Duryee / AllThingsD: |
OpenTable Devours FoodSpotting for $10 Million in Cash — OpenTable has acquired Foodspotting, the popular photo-sharing application for restaurants. — The online reservations company said it paid about $10 million in cash for the company, making it a pretty good deal for the startup … | Vy Phan / Oh, How Pinteresting!: |
We're Testing Out A New Look! — We're excited to announce that we'll be testing an update to Pinterest.com with a small group of people soon. With this update, we've tried to take your feedback into account. We're eager to learn even more from some of you during this test.| Rip Empson / TechCrunch: |
Marissa Mayer's 3 Goals for Yahoo: A Better UI, Bigger International Reach And Broader Demographics — Considering the long-standing struggles of Yahoo as a business, its board of directors battles, and Scott Thompson's “ResumeGate”, Yahoo (and its investors) have been in sore need of some good news.| Colleen Taylor / TechCrunch: |
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Google's evil plan is simple and not so evil. — Don't Be Evil — Any successful company is going to draw criticism. Google probably gets more of it than others because of their 'Don't Be Evil' motto. Algorithm changes shuffle branded sites higher and people shout ‘evil!’| Ernesto / TorrentFreak: |
Antigua's Legal “Pirate Site” Authorized by the World Trade Organization — Last week we broke the news that the island nation Antigua and Barbuda wants to start a Government run “pirate” site. — Today, this plan came a step closer to reality when the Caribbean country received authorization … | Dante D'Orazio / The Verge: |
BlackBerry Z10 available on January 30th in the UK? — RIM let us know months ago that BlackBerry 10's coming out party would be this Wednesday in New York City, but we haven't known when the heavily-leaked BlackBerry Z10, the first device to run the company's new operating system, would be going on sale.| Nilay Patel / The Verge: |
Pebble smartwatch review — Can Pebble make the first smartwatch for regular people? — The Pebble smartwatch is a lot more than just a watch — it's the latest attempt to turn your wrist into the launchpad for a wearable computing revolution. It's also the preeminent symbol of the Kickstarter hardware revolution.| Alex Wilhelm / The Next Web: |
House panel demands briefing from Department of Justice concerning its prosecution of Aaron Swartz — Two members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today sent a letter to Eric Holder, Attorney General of the United States, requesting answers to a number … | Thomson Reuters / The Knowledge Effect: |
New Windows fails to boost Microsoft stock - graphic of the day — Back in the 1990s, Microsoft was the unchallenged king of computing and the release of a new Windows operating system would supercharge sales, generate excitement and generally boost its stock. Not anymore.| Jeff John Roberts / paidContent: |
HuffPo's new ‘Conversations’ will improve comments — and make money for AOL — I'm not a regular reader of the Huffington Post but when I go there, I'm astounded how many people leave comments on a given story. Last week, for instance, more than 20,000 readers offered their two cents … | Drew Olanoff / TechCrunch: |
With The Help Of Citizen Cartographers, Google Launches More Detailed Map Of North Korea — Google Maps is not only a strong product, it's a strong platform. With its Map Maker tool, people from around the world can participate in making Google's maps more detailed, accurate and up-to-date.| Ken Yeung / The Next Web: |
Rdio launches free music streaming internationally, unlimited listening for 6 months in 15 countries — Music subscription service Rdio has launched its free music streaming service internationally, giving listeners in 15 of the 17 countries it services access to over 18 million songs in its library.| Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
Ubuntu phones to come with a terminal—prepare your command line skills — The Ubuntu phone operating system will come with a terminal application. That's right: experienced users will have access to the full power of the Linux system running underneath the phone's shiny graphical user interface.| Mitch Stoltz / Electronic Frontier Foundation: |
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Nokia Growth Partners Launches Third Fund Backed By $250M From Nokia, Expands In China — Nokia's venture capital arm Nokia Growth Partners (NGP), which was founded back in 2005 and invests in mobile-related ventures in the U.S., Europe and Asia, has launched its third fund … | Nathan Ingraham / The Verge: |
Vine begins censoring searches, weeds out #porn and more — In the latest development in today's pornography on Vine saga, Twitter's video-sharing app now blocks many searches for pornographic terms. Trying to search for the #porn hashtag and other similar terms brings up no results at this time.| Cyrus Farivar / Ars Technica: |
The EU-funded plan to stick a “flag this as terrorism” button in your browser — Under CleanIT's rules, the Irish ultra-nationalist “32 County Sovereignty Movement” site (an alias of the terrorist group the “Real IRA") couldn't be touched, as it's hosted in the US. — 32 County Sovereignty Movement| Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web: |
Apple's iOS 6.1 Maps Search API is its official alternative to Google Places for local results — With the release of iOS 6.1, Apple has also announced a new Search API that will allow developers to query its Maps servers to get back point-of-interest and location data.| Brendan Sasso / Hillicon Valley: |
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New Details On Apple's Budget iPhone 5 — Backstage Categories: — Rumors of a budget “ready for China” iPhone have been circulating for some time, but apart from a possible price point ("low") and assumptions about its components ("plastic," “low-end"), no concrete details as to its look or feel have leaked out.
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