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Report: Apple mulling $280M purchase of PrimeSense, the Israeili 3D body sensor firm behind Microsoft Kinect — A series of reports from Israeli publication Calcalist.co.il says that the PrimeSense, the company behind the original Microsoft Kinect technology, is in talks for a buyout from Apple in the $280-300M range.| Kevin Fitchard / GigaOM: |
AT&T counters T-Mo's Jump with Next, its own phone upgrade program. Is it a better deal? — Not to be outdone by T-Mobile's new smartphone upgrade program Jump, AT&T is launching its own plans next week that will let customers trade up to new handsets before their contracts are up.| Eric Slivka / MacRumors: |
Apple Launches Logic Pro X with Virtual Drummer and Flex Pitch — Apple today announced the launch of Logic Pro X, the next-generation version of its professional audio software. The release brings a completely revamped Logic Pro application including a new virtual drummer and integrated pitch editing … | Evelyn M. Rusli / Wall Street Journal: |
Airbnb Slows Hiring Overseas, Shifts Strategy — Airbnb Inc. is trying not to become another cautionary tale in international expansion. — One of technology's hottest startups, with a valuation of $2.5 billion, the online-accommodation rental service has recently slowed down hiring … | Kevin Collier / Daily Dot: |
Yahoo wins court order to release records of its fight against PRISM — Yahoo, initially vilified for being part of the PRISM program, which allows the NSA to tap it and other companies for users' information, is about to be vindicated. A court ruled Monday that the Department … | Derrick Harris / GigaOM: |
Bill Gates on the future of education, programming and just about everything else — Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has thoughts on a lot of things, from the demise of lecture halls to the awesomeness of the patent system. He took the stage at the company's annual Faculty Summit … | Kevin Fitchard / GigaOM: |
A bird's eye view of the AT&T-Leap Wireless merger — I've already taken one crack at explaining why AT&T would want to buy regional carrier Leap Wireless. This deal is clearly about spectrum. AT&T wasn't able to get it by purchasing T-Mobile so it's hoping to pick up airwaves … | Adam Liptak / New York Times: |
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FBI Ransomware Now Targeting Apple's Mac OS X Users — For years, Windows users have been plagued by ransomware demanding several hundred dollars to unlock their computers. — The bad guys know there is a growing market of Apple consumers who, for the most part, feel pretty safe about browsing … | Stephen Shankland / CNET: |
Intel's Thunderbolt remains high-end rarity as Acer drops out — Windows computer maker Acer decides USB 3.0 is a better deal than Intel's high-speed communications technology. And despite notable newer fans including Dell, HP, and Asus, Thunderbolt remains scarce.| Ben Horowitz / Fortune: |
Capital market climate change — “Hope that you feel this Feel this way forever You can plan a pretty picnic — But you can't predict the weather. FORTUNE — If you run a startup and are currently raising money, you probably planned for a somewhat different fundraising environment than the one you find yourself in today.| Rip Empson / TechCrunch: |
Opbeat Nets $2.7M From Facebook, Instagram Founders And More To Give Developers A Control Center For “Web Ops” — While it's apparently becoming easier and easier to become a developer — judging, at least, by the number of “learn to code!” platforms popping up by the month … | Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: |
Rocket Internet Raises $500M From Kinnevik And Access, Plans More E-Commerce In Emerging Markets — Rocket Internet, the Berlin-based e-commerce incubator that has been behind dozens of startups around the world, is preparing to spin out a few more. The company today is announcing … | Ken Yeung / The Next Web: |
Google revamps the interface of its Google Play store, bringing the Android version to the Web — Google today has revamped the Web interface of its Google Play store. This new release is being unveiled to everyone starting today and brings the Android version to the Web.| Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
Microsoft adds a Lab of Things to its HomeOS — Summary: Microsoft is continuing to advance its HomeOS research project. Now testers can use a framework, with ties to Windows Azure, to more easily monitor and update their device and sensor tests. — Microsoft Research is continuing … | Mike Isaac / AllThingsD: |
Gowalla Co-Founder Josh Williams to Depart Facebook — Josh Williams, co-founder of the location-based check-in startup Gowalla (which was “acqu-hired” by Facebook in 2012), plans to soon leave the social giant, according to sources familiar with the situation.| Susie Ochs / TechHive: |
Pay with friends: Uber lets you split fares — Restaurants are getting better about splitting checks between parties—typically nowadays you can just throw down a pile of credit cards, request an even split, and most servers won't bat an eye. Now try doing that in a typical taxi cab and see how the driver reacts.
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