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Google acquires Fly Labs, maker of video editing iOS apps, to join its Photos team — Google Acquires Fly Labs To Join Its Photos Team — Today, Google acquired Fly Labs to join its Google Photos team. The company aimed to help people edit videos and photos and it sported 3 million downloads over the past 18 months.
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Fly Labs, The Verge, Android Beat, Phandroid, Tech Times, The Tech Portal, Android and Me, TechnoBuffalo, Pocket-lint, SlashGear, The Next Web, Engadget, 9to5Google, Re/code, Business Insider, Android Central and VentureBeat. Tweets: @dflieb. Thanks:@alex
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TalkTalk says 156,959 customers were affected by attack, or about 4% of its customer base including 15,656 whose bank account numbers and sort codes were stolen — Nearly 157,000 had data breached in TalkTalk cyber-attack — Company says over 15,000 also had financial details hacked … | Mark Walton / Ars Technica UK: |
Class action suit claims AMD misled consumers by advertising that its Bulldozer processor had 8 cores, when it functionally had just 4 — AMD sued over allegedly misleading Bulldozer core count — Suit claims that Bulldozer was advertised as having 8 cores, but functionally only had 4.
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Sources: Instagram is testing ads that use 3D Touch and Apple Pay — Instagram's testing new ads that drive sales — Instagram doesn't want to be just a platform for pretty brand photos. It wants to prove it can drive sales, developing new ads that showcase a variety of product offerings … | Russell Brandom / The Verge: |
PageFair anti-ad-blocking service was hacked a week ago, temporarily pushing malware to visitors of over 500 sites including the Economist — A prominent ad-blocker-blocker served malware to Economist readers — One of the web's most prominent ad-blocking tools has been serving malware to Economist readers.| Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
FCC rejects petition to require services like Google, Facebook, YouTube, Pandora, Netflix, and LinkedIn to honor “Do Not Track” requests — Websites can keep ignoring “Do Not Track” requests after FCC ruling — Petition to impose Do Not Track requirements rejected by commission.
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| Xiomara Blanco / CNET: |
Samsung Galaxy View review: 18.4-inch tablet is interesting as a TV alternative, but build feels cheap, hard to recommend at $600 — Samsung Galaxy View review: Biggest Samsung tablet ever, smallest TV in your house — While visiting a friend in her charmingly cozy studio apartment full …
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Gamergate film based on Zoe Quinn's memoir in the works from Amy Pascal's production company — Amy Pascal Wins Zoe Quinn's Gamergate Memoir ‘Crash Override’ — EXCLUSIVE: Amy Pascal's Pascal Pictures has won a bidding battle for Crash Override: How To Save The Internet From Itself …
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The Wrap, VentureBeat, Engadget, The Verge, GamesIndustry.biz, GamePolitics, Polygon, Re/code and Refinery29
Tweets: @thequinnspiracy, @patrickklepek, @samfbiddle and @mikeisaac
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Square sets IPO price range at $11-13 per share, at a valuation up to $4.19B, well below its last private round — Square sets IPO price range, would be valued below last private round — Payments company Square this morning filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission …
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ZDNet, SiliconBeat, InvestorPlace, Yahoo! Finance, Quartz, Los Angeles Times, PYMNTS.com, Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Guardian, Re/code, International Business Times, Bloomberg Business, Washington Post, CNNMoney, Wired, USA Today, New York Times, CNBC, TechCrunch, San Francisco Chronicle and Business Insider
Tweets: @levie, @benkepes and @sarahfrier
| Jacob Kastrenakes / The Verge: |
Motorola Droid Turbo 2 review: truly shatterproof display, battery life of 36-40 hours, but low light camera results are inconsistent, and price is high at $624 — Motorola Droid Turbo 2 review — I'm biking through Brooklyn when the Droid Turbo 2 slips from my hand and smacks the pavement.| Mike Prospero / Tom's Guide: |
BlackBerry Priv review: most elegant BlackBerry design to date, BlackBerry default apps are decent, but display is dim, poor performance compared to competition — BlackBerry Priv Review: A New Hope … BlackBerry wants to give you the best of both worlds. But has the world already passed this brand by?
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VentureBeat, Forbes, Tech Times, Network World, Android Central, CNNMoney, InvestorPlace, Android Police, Reuters, Tech Insider, Inside BlackBerry, Engadget, TechCrunch, Seeking Alpha, Droid Life, PC Magazine, PhoneArena, CNET, Computerworld, Android Police and Tech Insider. Tweets: @swiftonsecurity
| Matthew Lynley / TechCrunch: |
E-commerce startup Gumroad lays off most of its staff after failing to realize rapid growth, says it will stay in business — Layoffs Hit Gumroad As The Payments Startup Restructures — San Francisco startup Gumroad, which lets people sell products directly to consumers by way of quick and simple links …
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