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The Big Comparison Of Google Reader RSS Feed Alternatives — Google Reader is turning off their feed on July 1st and by now many of you have already switched to a new RSS reader - but for those of you who have yet to make the jump, keep reading. We wanted to give you a concise chart explaining … | Nathan Olivarez-Giles / The Verge: |
Digg Reader open to the public with web and iOS apps — It's later than Betaworks promised, but Digg Reader has finally opened up to the public and the service is integrated into Digg's iOS app too. Digg's hotly-anticipated RSS reader has been in beta for about a week, after a development period of about three months.| Josh Centers / TidBITS: |
The State of Google Reader Replacements — With Google Reader shutting down on 1 July 2013, Josh Centers takes a look at the alternatives that have sprung up to replace it. We report on the best of the lot, and which third-party RSS clients will still be viable after the shutdown.| Wall Street Journal: |
Apple Finds It Difficult to Divorce Samsung — Apple is finding that breaking up with Samsung is hard to do. For evidence, look no further than Apple's effort to find a company other than ferocious rival Samsung Electronics Co. to make the sophisticated chip brains used in Apple's iPads and iPhones.| Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web: |
Apple signs TSMC deal for 20nm iPhone, iPad chips after finally meeting speed and power standards — According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple signed a deal with chip maker TSMC this month that had long been in the offing. The deal was closed after the company met requirements … | Declan McCullagh / CNET: |
Facebook's outmoded Web crypto opens door to NSA spying — It's relatively easy for the National Security Agency's spooks to break outdated Web encryption after vacuuming up data from fiber taps, cryptographers say. But Facebook is still using it. — A Facebook data center.| Naval / Startup Boy: |
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Secret Court Declassifies Yahoo's Role in Disclosure Fight — In the secret court that authorizes national security surveillance requests, everything is considered confidential — even the existence of communications between companies and the court. But this week, the court drew back the curtain slightly … | Mike Isaac / AllThingsD: |
In the Instagram vs. Vine War for Social Video, We Still Don't Know Who's Winning — Everyone loves a battle royale. — And in one fell swoop of video announcements last week, we've all watched and waited to see Facebook's Instagram and Twitter's Vine go to the mattresses.| Mat Smith / Engadget: |
Google Search field trial adds Gmail contact info to your search results, promises Google+ profile support soon — If you've already signed up to Google's experimental field trials, you might have started to notice people you know appearing within search queries.| Eric Slivka / MacRumors: |
San Francisco Officials Suggest Significant Changes Needed for Apple's New Flagship Store Proposal — Last month, Apple submitted plans to relocate its flagship San Francisco retail store three blocks north, putting the new store directly on Union Square, the heart of the city's high-end shopping district.
Introducing Microsoft-Decision-1, our model for fast decision-making — Our new model delivers top performance in latency and quality on structured decision tasks to outperform other models.
The best sales leaders aren't job hunting. Here's how to reach them without months of cold outreach. — Our team came from Box, Square, and Brex, so we already know the GTM leaders worth meeting.
Zoho Books now supports CT600 & Final Accounts Filing as an add-on in the FREE plan — Managing end-of-year filing for limited companies in the UK is often expensive and multi-layered.
Protecting your Cloud Applications Data — Backing up Office 365, Google Workspace, Dropbox & Salesforce data is critical to preventing data loss or corruption, complying with laws and avoiding critical downtime in case of a disaster.
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