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Leaked iPhone 6s casing photos reveal nearly identical external appearance to the iPhone 6; dual-lens camera unlikely — Revealed: iPhone 6S will look nearly identical outside, but expect numerous changes inside [Gallery] — For fall 2015, Apple is preparing an “S” iPhone upgrade … | Mark Gurman / 9to5Mac: |
iPhone 6S to double LTE speeds, run more efficiently with new Qualcomm chip — One of the main upgrades to the next iPhone's internals will be a redesigned wireless system featuring a new Qualcomm-made LTE chip, as revealed by images of a prototype iPhone 6S logic board shared by a source.| Roman Loyola / Macworld: |
GarageBand for iOS now lets artists publish directly to Apple Music Connect; Mac version gets Force Touch support — GarageBand update lets artists publish directly to Apple Music Connect — GarageBand 10.1 also features updates for EDM and hip-hop artists, Force Touch support, and more.| Juli Clover / MacRumors: |
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FBI investigating 11 physical attacks on internet fiber optic cables in San Francisco-area dating back a year, including one Tuesday on Level 3 and Zayo — FBI investigating 11 attacks on San Francisco-area Internet lines — The FBI is investigating at least 11 physical attacks … | Jemima Kiss / Guardian: |
Departing CEO Dick Costolo says going public accelerated short-term thinking at Twitter — Next Twitter boss faces complex challenges, says departing Dick Costolo — In interview before his last day in job, CEO says going public accelerated short-term-thinking, and regulation would pose threat to free speech| Kantar Worldpanel: |
Android US market share up 2.8 points to 64.9% from March to May thanks to Galaxy S6; LG nearly doubled its share of the US smartphone market YoY — Samsung GS6 US Sales Bode Well For Android June Quarter — The latest smartphone sales data from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech for the three months ending … | Charlie Savage / New York Times: |
FISA Court rules that 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals was wrong, NSA can temporarily resume bulk data collection for the next five months — Surveillance Court Rules That N.S.A. Can Resume Bulk Data Collection — WASHINGTON — The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ruled late Monday … | Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
Mark Zuckerberg discusses virtual and augmented reality, how Facebook will use AI to understand what people share, more — Zuck Details How Artificial Intelligence Will Show You The Perfect Facebook Posts — What's Facebook working on in its three AI labs?| Gmail Blog: |
Gmail gets hundreds of new theme images, tweaks to theme editing tools, and more emoji — Express yourself in email: hundreds more themes, plus emoji — Your inbox is home to some of your most meaningful and entertaining messages—from that acceptance letter, to those throwback photos … | Lauren Keating / Tech Times: |
Microsoft Is Launching A Portal For Teachers To Use Minecraft In The Classroom — Like Follow Share() Tweet() Reddit SUBSCRIBE — Minecraft is revolutionizing the classroom — proving that video games can be used as a fun, hands-on way to spark creativity while helping children to learn.| Arik Hesseldahl / Re/code: |
Famed security researcher Peiter “Mudge” Zatko leaves Google to create a “CyberUL” at behest of U.S. government, an organization to make software more secure — Famed Security Researcher Mudge Leaves Google — Peiter Zatko, a respected computer security researcher better known … | Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: |
Setback For European Facebook Privacy Class Action, As Austrian Court Rules Lawsuit Inadmissible — An ongoing Facebook class action suit in Europe over alleged privacy violations took a significant step back today. A regional court in Austria, where the suit was originally filed … | Jeremy Horwitz / 9to5Mac: |
GigSky leverages Apple SIM to offer iPad cellular data plans in 90+ countries/territories — Despite lackluster support from major carrier partners, Apple's carrier-agnostic Apple SIM demonstrated its potential today with the announcement that GigSky — “the first global mobile network designed … | Alex Wilhelm / TechCrunch: |
HomeHero Locks Down $23M For Its Home Care Marketplace — HomeHero, a Santa Monica-based startup that works to connect home care workers with the families that need them, announced today that it has raised $23 million. The sum includes a $20 million Series A round of capital … | Matt Weinberger / Business Insider: |
VMware and its reseller Carahsoft to pay US government $75.5M to settle overcharging lawsuit — VMware will pay the government $75.5 million to settle an overcharging lawsuit — VMware and one of its reseller partners will pay $75.5 million settlement to the General Services Administration … | Harish Jonnalagadda / Windows Central: |
Surface 3 LTE launching in Germany and UK on July 3, wider availability in ‘coming weeks’ — Microsoft's LTE-enabled variant of the Surface 3 is set to go on sale this week. Business customers in Germany and the United Kingdom will be able to get their hands on the tablet from July 3, followed by France and Spain.| Michael Yamartino / Pinterest Blog: |
Pinterest rolls out Buyable Pins today along with “Shop our picks” category in the US for iPhones and iPads — Buyable Pins start rolling out today! — Video of Introducing buyable Pins! — Earlier this month, we announced buyable Pins—the simple, secure way to buy your favorite products on Pinterest.
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