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Apple reaches iRadio deal with Warner Music, suggesting WWDC launch — Apple signs up the world's No. 3 major music label, leaving Sony as the only holdout, as it seems to be aiming to launch at WWDC. — Apple struck a licensing deal Sunday with both Warner Music Group and its publishing arm … | Chris Dixon: |
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Microsoft CIO Tony Scott leaves to ‘focus on personal projects’ — [Updated below with Microsoft confirmation and statement.] — Tony Scott, who oversaw Microsoft's internal IT operations for more than five years as the company's CIO, has exited the position, based on the word leaking out of the company this weekend.| Fred Wilson / A VC: |
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Intel Iris Pro 5200 Graphics Review: Core i7-4950HQ Tested — The Prelude — As Intel got into the chipset business it quickly found itself faced with an interesting problem. As the number of supported IO interfaces increased (back then we were talking about things like AGP, FSB) … | Andrew Cunningham / Ars Technica: |
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Yahoo Shuts Down Mail Classic, Forces Switch To New Version That Scans Your Emails To Target Ads — Starting the week of June 3rd, tomorrow, Yahoo is discontinuing Mail Classic. It's requiring all Mail users to switch to the new version of Mail and accept a TOS/Privacy Policy update that lets … | Seth Weintraub / 9to5Mac: |
WWDC 2013: Slimmer Retina MacBook Pro w/1080P camera and MacBook Air microphone improvements expected — In a report this morning, one of the better Apple analysts, Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI securities listed his forecast for MacBook Pro and Air updates expected at WWDC.| Brooke Crothers / CNET: |
Intel's future Pentium chip does Windows and Android — Atom is moving on up — to the Pentium and Celeron branding. And Intel is renaming the architecture too. — Samsung Ativ Smart PC. More Android-based Intel laptops are coming, the chipmaker says. — Intel's Atom is getting a makeover.| Emil Protalinski / The Next Web: |
IE10 blows past IE7 and IE6′s combined market share, Firefox gains too, but Chrome hits 21-month low — The browser war continues into the middle of 2013. May saw the second full month of IE10 availability on Windows 7, as well as the release of Firefox 21 and Chrome 27.| Leena Rao / TechCrunch: |
The Quantitative VC — It's no longer sufficient in venture capital for firms to wait for companies, people and trends to come to Sand Hill Road. Seeing a startup on Demo Day at Y Combinator used to be the pipeline for scouting an early deal. But these days, YC companies are raising from angels before demo days.| Mike Masnick / Techdirt: |
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