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Samsung confirms fatal camera flaw on ‘limited number’ of Galaxy S5 smartphones — The Samsung Galaxy S5's 16-megapixel camera is one of its best assets, but it's also turned into something of a liability for the company just weeks after launch. Complaints across internet forums have documented … | Zach Epstein / BGR: |
Amazon smartphone could be an AT&T exclusive, offer “Prime Data” plan as a key selling point — The Amazon smartphone's secret weapon: Prime Data — 3D effects and unique gesture controls aren't the only big selling points for Amazon's upcoming phones| Suzanne Choney / Microsoft Corporation: |
Microsoft, Nokia Devices and Services business aim to remake mobile market — The completion of the Nokia Devices and Services business acquisition April 25 will enable Microsoft to accelerate its share of smartphones and feature phones in developed and emerging markets, and increase its role as a devices and services company.| Tom Warren / The Verge: |
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HTC's head of design is leaving the company — Scott Croyle, the man responsible for the stellar designs of HTC's One smartphone line, is leaving the Taiwanese company. Having led HTC's industrial design and user experience teams since his One & Co studio was acquired in 2008, Croyle is now departing to work on his own projects.| Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
Facebook's Mobile Ad Network Is Called “Facebook Audience Network” And Here's How It Works — Next week at f8, Facebook will unveil Facebook Audience Network, its mobile ad network that will let developers target both standard banners and custom ad units with Facebook's vast trove of personal data, according to multiple sources.| Ernesto / TorrentFreak: |
Hulu Blocks VPN Users Over Piracy Concerns — Free and legal streaming services such as Hulu have been proven to slow down piracy rates in the United States. — At the same time, however, they also created a new problem. With a relatively cheap VPN subscription, people from all over the world … | Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
Netflix researching “large-scale peer-to-peer technology” for streaming — When we wrote about the possibility of Netflix using a peer-to-peer architecture for streaming earlier today, it seemed like more of a thought experiment than a real possibility. — But it turns out Netflix is looking … | Ina Fried / Re/code: |
Appeals Court Ruling Complicates End of Apple v. Samsung, but Jury Still Expected to Decide Case Next Week — The latest Apple-Samsung patent megatrial is nearing its end, with the final witness testimony scheduled to take place on Friday. — The two sides have just a few minutes remaining … | Susan Decker / Bloomberg: |
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Workplace Communication App Slack Raises $43 Million at $250 Million Valuation — Slack, which makes a tool that helps teams communicate, has raised $42.75 million, it said today. The round values the company at $250 million. — Word of the new round had gotten out last night on TechCrunch … | Kevin Fitchard / Gigaom: |
T-Mobile's LTE rollout using “4x2 MIMO” antenna technology, producing more consistent connection speeds — Forget speed, T-Mobile has started building a more resilient LTE network — T-Mobile has begun upgrading its LTE network with a new kind of antenna technology … | Stuart Dredge / Guardian: |
Spotify nears 10M paying subscribers, sources say; revenue may soon surpass iTunes in Europe — Spotify says it's ‘a matter of time’ before it overtakes Apple's iTunes in Europe — Streaming music service says it has added 1m active users in the UK alone in the last four months| Steve Dent / Engadget: |
Netflix finally comes to cable boxes in the US, but probably not the one you have — For the first time, Netflix will be available in the US from its natural enemy: cable companies. Atlantic Broadband, Grande Communications and RCN all announced that subscribers will be able to access … | Nick Statt / CNET: |
Exclusive: Nike FuelBand engineers courted by Nest, Oculus, Intel, and Microsoft — Tech companies are lining up to nab Nike engineers after the sportswear maker decided to dismantle its wearable-hardware team. — Nike engineers and other hardware and manufacturing experts … | Dave Tach / Polygon: |
PS4 update allows disabling HDCP protection, recording gameplay directly from the HDMI port — PS4 update 1.70 hits April 30 with video editor, HDCP toggle (update) — PlayStation 4 firmware update 1.70 will be released next Wednesday, April 30, according to a tweet today from the PlayStation Europe Twitter account.| Jeff Bercovici / Forbes: |
Former Tumblr President John Maloney Joins Circa — In the latest sign of big ambitions for the nascent mobile news space, John Maloney, the former president of Tumblr, is joining Circa in the same role. — When Maloney first joined Tumblr as a consultant, in 2008, it was even smaller than Circa is now … | Lorraine Luk / Wall Street Journal: |
Foxconn expands its server and storage business to China after winning deals with Facebook, HP — Foxconn Sets Sights on Servers, Storage — Taiwan-based Foxconn, which churns out most of world's iPhones and iPads, has set its sights on servers and storage that help back up your pictures … | Joseph Ax / Reuters: |
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