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Moves joins Facebook, will continue as standalone app, will not “commingle data with Facebook” — Moves joins Facebook! — 24 April 2014 - Today, we're delighted to announce that Facebook has acquired our company and the Moves app. Since we launched Moves …
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Tweets: @dannysullivan and @soopa
| Reed Albergotti / Wall Street Journal: |
Facebook buys Helsinki-based ProtoGeo Oy, maker of popular fitness tracking app Moves — With App Acquisition, Facebook Enters Fitness Tracking Market — Facebook is leaping into the fitness tracking market by buying a Helsinki-based maker of a mobile app that can track users …
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MacRumors, The Technology Chronicles, TechHive, ABC News, SiliconBeat, The Next Web, Mashable, Engadget, App Advice, ArcticStartup and Electronista
Tweets: @dannysullivan, @teroterotero, @wsjd, @movesapp and @qz
| Tom Wheeler / Official FCC Blog: |
FCC chairman to have net neutrality “enforceable rules” by the end of the year, mandate that ISPs “not act in a commercially unreasonable manner” — Setting the Record Straight on the FCC's Open Internet Rules — There has been a great deal of misinformation …
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Techdirt, Business Insider, Computerworld, ZDNet, VentureBeat, Guardian, Quartz, Reuters, TheHill, Mashable and Deadline.com
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See also Mediagazer| Gautham Nagesh / Wall Street Journal: |
FCC to propose net neutrality rules on Thursday that would let broadband providers give some traffic preferential treatment — FCC to Propose New ‘Net Neutrality’ Rules — Proposal Would Allow Broadband Providers to Charge Content Companies for Consumer Access
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See also Mediagazer| Chris Welch / The Verge: |
FCC fails to clarify new net neutrality plans — FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has just published a blog post that expands on a statement he gave last night on the topics of net neutrality and an open internet. Earlier yesterday, The Wall Street Journal issued a troubling report alleging … | Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
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Inquirer, Techdirt, isen.blog, Softpedia News, CTIA-The Wireless Association and OSDir.com. Tweets: @dsilverman
| Sean Hollister / The Verge: |
| Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
| Andy Mitchell / Facebook: |
Facebook partners with Storyful to launch FB Newswire, a news feed for journalists on Facebook and Twitter — Announcing FB Newswire, Powered by Storyful — Every day, news is made on Facebook. More than one billion people use our platform to discover, explore and participate in news-making events around the world.
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The Verge, The Next Web, ReadWrite, TechCrunch, GeekWire, AllFacebook, Engadget, Marketing Land, VentureBeat, PandoDaily, Nieman Journalism Lab, Gizmodo, Wall Street Journal, Laughing Squid, InvestorPlace, Storyful Blog, Andy Mitchell, UK News and Opinion, Mashable, Lost Remote, Poynter, and WebProNews. Tweets: @andyrmitchell
| Mark Mazzetti / New York Times: |
Ex-Anonymous hacker Sabu launched cyberattacks on Iran, Syria, Brazil, and Pakistan while an FBI informant — F.B.I. Informant Is Tied to Cyberattacks Abroad — WASHINGTON — An informant working for the F.B.I. coordinated a 2012 campaign of hundreds of cyberattacks on foreign websites …
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Ars Technica, The Register, SecurityWeek, Gizmodo, Engadget and Daily Dot
Tweets: @antloewenstein, @doyle_kevin, @dangillmor, @nb_chris, @trevortimm, @ashk4n, @jason_healey, @jpbarlow and @mattblaze
| Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
Intel, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, others pledge $3.9M for open source projects to avoid the next HeartBleed — Tech giants, chastened by Heartbleed, finally agree to fund OpenSSL — IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, and others pledge millions to open source.
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New York Times, ZDNet, PC Magazine, PandoDaily, Computerworld, The Register, Inquirer, Help Net Security, 9to5Google, eWeek, Gigaom, PC World, Marketwired, Engadget, Wall Street Journal, RT, SecurityWeek, InfoWorld, TechCrunch, ReadWrite, TechSpot, The Verge, Neowin, Softpedia News, Reuters, CNET and Mashable
Tweets: @martinkl and @trevortimm
| Matthew Panzarino / TechCrunch: |
Internet Glue Service IFTTT Launches On Android With Deeper Integration Than iOS — The Internet connection and automation service IFTTT is launching on Android today, and it offers a deeper set of integrations with the OS than their iOS offering. This, of course, is due to Android's …
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The Verge, 9to5Google, The Next Web, BGR, The Droid Guy and Android Community
| Andy Greenberg / Wired: |
Feds Beg Supreme Court to Let Them Search Phones Without a Warrant — American law enforcement has long advocated for universal “kill switches” in cellphones to cut down on mobile device thefts. Now the Department of Justice argues that the same remote locking and data-wiping technology represents … | Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch: |
Lyft Launches In 24 New Markets, Cuts Fares By Another 10% — On-demand ride-sharing startup Lyft is expanding aggressively in the U.S., announcing the launch of service in 24 new markets today. Along with the expansion, Lyft company will be offering free rides to new users in all launch markets …
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Gigaom, Computerworld, GeekWire, Engadget, VentureBeat, Business Insider, The Technology Chronicles and Uber Blog. Thanks:@ryanlawler
| Jeff John Roberts / Gigaom: |
A debit card for bitcoin: Xapo solves the payment problem with MasterCard tie-in — Bitcoin has a long-standing problem. Despite all the hype over the digital currency, almost no one uses it in real life for day-to-day payments: the process is cryptic and cumbersome, and simply impractical compared …
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The Next Web, Wall Street Journal, Xapo Blog, TechCrunch and Wired
| Simon Khalaf / Flurry: |
A look at the demographics of “mobile addicts” who launch apps over 60 times per day — The Rise of the Mobile Addict — In May of 2013, KPCB's Partner and world-renowned analyst Mary Meeker shared her latest Internet Trends Report. In that report, Ms. Meeker shared an interesting stat …
Tweets: @ldignan
| Jordan Novet / VentureBeat: |
Moving your apps to the cloud gets easier as Amazon adds Docker support — The biggest public cloud provider is finally waking up to one of the hottest enabling technologies around for shipping applications to the cloud. — Today public cloud market leader Amazon Web Services announced support …
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Amazon Web Services Blog, SiliconANGLE and The Register
| Nitasha Tiku / Valleywag: |
CEO of digital ad platform RadiumOne avoids felony domestic abuse charges after video evidence thrown out — Tech CEO Dodges Felony Charge Despite Horrifying Abuse Video — RadiumOne CEO Gurbaksh “G” Chahal pled guilty to two misdemeanors for domestic violence and battery last week.
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The Huffington Post and bizjournals. Tweets: @eileentso, @ajs, @karensd, @craigary, @caseynewton, @karaswisher and @kashhill
| Zack Whittaker / ZDNet: |
Facebook, Gmail, Skype face Russia ban under ‘anti-terror’ data snooping plan — Summary: The Russian parliament's latest play could see major Western technology firms banned from the country if they don't store data on its soil — a move that would allow Russian authorities to easily snoop on user data.| Matt McGee / Glass Almanac: |
Google Releases XE 16.11, Offers To Replace Bricked Glass Units — Google has come up with a two-pronged approach to fixing the woes caused this week by the XE 16 and XE 16.1 software updates. — As you likely know, Explorers began reporting problems with XE 16 shortly after its release last week …
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Engadget, Ben Lang - Google+, 9to5Google and Google Glass Fans
| Ishbel Macleod / thedrum.com: |
87% of electronic spying is conducted by governments, with cyber espionage accounting for 22% of data breaches — Governments were responsible for over three quarters (87 per cent) of the 511 spying incidents recorded, the latest Data Breach Investigations Report by Verizon Communications has found.| Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
Microsoft delivers Remote Desktop app preview for Windows Phone 8.1 — Summary: Microsoft has made available for download a preview version of its Remote Desktop app for Windows Phone 8.1. — On April 23, Microsoft quietly made available for download a preview of its Remote Desktop app for Windows Phone 8.1.| Leena Rao / TechCrunch: |
Ondot Raises $18M To Let You Take Complete Control Of Your Credit Card Via Your Mobile Phone — Managing credit and debit cards is still a relatively complicated process. You can control some elements of your cards like accessing your balances and transferring money online … | Juan Carlos Perez / PC World: |
Quip issues API for mobile word processor, aims it at enterprise IT — Quip has released an API for its browser-based word processor that it hopes enterprise developers will use to make the application do more jobs in workplaces. — Quip, which is led by former Facebook CTO Bret Taylor …
| Jonathan Shieber / TechCrunch: |
Codecademy Moves To Be A One-Stop-Shop For Programming Education — Since its launch two years ago Codecademy has become synonymous with online education for basic computer programming. — In that time, the company says it's learned a few things itself and today launched a newly redesigned website …
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Codecademy Blog, VentureBeat, PandoDaily, The Next Web, Fortune, Y Combinator Posthaven and Forbes
| Andy Greenberg / Wired: |
Conversnitch lamp listens to nearby conversations and posts transcribed audio to Twitter — An Eavesdropping Lamp That Livetweets Private Conversations — As former NSA director Michael Hayden learned on an Amtrak train last year, anyone with a smartphone instantly can become a livetweeting snoop.| Sarah Silbert / Engadget: |
Amazon's Prime Pantry service lets you ship 45 pounds of groceries for a $6 fee — Amazon's dead-set killing off the grocery store, with a same-day delivery service and even a Dash gadget for restocking items around the house. Now the retailer's going one step further … | Noel Randewich / Reuters: |
Qualcomm's quarterly revenue growth dwindles, shares fall — (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O) on Wednesday posted its smallest quarterly revenue increase since 2010 as it wrestles with a smartphone market that is losing steam and shifting to China, sending its shares lower.
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