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• Accel Launches Second $100 Million Big Data Fund
• Yahoo Discloses Some Government Data Request Information
• Former FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz to Join Davis Polk
• Yahoo Offer to Buy Contact Startup Xobni Is at a Price of $30M to $40M
• Sprint Files Lawsuit Against Dish, Clearwire to Block Tender Offer
• Oracle Obtains Judgment in Gray Market Case
• RetailMeNot Files to Go Public
• Tesla Clashes With Car Dealers
• Confirmed: Oculus VR Raises $16 Million Series A for Virtual Reality Gaming
• Google Settles Sharehold Suit Over Non-Voting Stock
• Yahoo Joins Roster of Sponsors for 49er's New Stadium
• Here's Why Facebook Wants to Edge In on Twitter's Hashtags
• Sprint Lights Up LTE in 22 More Markets
• Jay-Z Ditches His iPhone Just in Time for His Big Samsung Ad
• Google Expands Retail Availability of Chromebooks
• Steve Jobs, Winnie the Pooh and the iBook Launch
• Thuzio Enables Private Video Messages That Won't Get Athletes in Trouble
• China Retakes Supercomputing Crown With a Lot of American Chips
• On the Internet, the NSA Definitely Knows You're a Dog (Comic)

AppleInsider - Frontpage News

• Inside iOS 7: Calendar app comes with sterilized UI, few feature changes
• AT&T starts nationwide FaceTime over cellular rollout
• Briefly: Jony Ive's title at Apple shortened to 'SVP of Design'
• Apple TV gets iTunes Radio, Conference Room display option in beta update
• DOJ e-books trial: Apple's Cue explains 'agency' contracts and pricing, denies culpability
• iPad crashes Windows 8 launch party as Asus cuts its PC, tablet forecasts by 10%
• Images of supposed 'iPhone 5S' display match with 'leaked' logic board
• Emulator screenshots show what iOS 7 may look like on iPad
• Paperback edition of Walter Isaacon's 'Steve Jobs' coming Sept. 10 with new cover
• Apple defense to take over in final days of e-book antitrust case
• Purported 'iPhone 5S' logic board has tweaked screw placement, lacks CPU
• Photo shows prototype Logitech 'Made for iPhone' gaming controller
• Inside iOS 7: Apple adds Instagram-like filters, square capture to Camera app
• Apple issues rare public comment on its 'commitment to customer privacy'
• After crowning Samsung as Apple's heir, analysts now rethinking their math
• Editorial: What WWDC 2013 tells us about Apple
• Deals: dozens of new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Retina configs at lowest prices anywhere
• Inside iOS 7: Animations work with flat graphics to create sense of space
• AT&T adds emergency alert system to iPhone 5 and 4S with software update [u]

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Ars Technica

• How CyanogenMod’s founder is giving Android users their privacy back
• What the NSA doesn’t have: iMessages and FaceTime chats
• Report: Sony raises internal estimates for PS4 sales after strong E3
• Game publishers remaining quiet on used game policies for Xbox One
• Texas becomes first state to require warrant for e-mail snooping
• Pirate Bay co-founder can be extradited to Denmark over new hacking charges
• BlackBerry security advisory details critical bug on Z10 phones
• Peripheral makers gearing up for iOS 7’s gamepad APIs, suggests blurry photo
• Graphene oscillator circuitry reaches the Gigahertz range
• Snowden in online chat: NSA analysts can get “anything they want”
• Instagram will add video-sharing, according to reports
• The ten fastest supercomputers on the planet, in pictures
• Publicity boosts cooperation more than cash rewards
• It’s back: District court judge revives SCO v IBM
• Pac-man’s lovechild, clay Mario, and more gaming art from Iam8bit
• 15 years of Ars: The time-shifts, tweets, and top speeds changing the world
• More Snowden leaks reveal UK surveillance on 2009 G20 summit attendees
• PRISM helped stop terrorism in US and 20-plus countries, NSA document argues
• Joeffice, an open source office suite one developer built in 30 days

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BGR

• Google’s Kurzweil says humanity is on the brink of achieving immortality
• T-Mobile ahead of schedule with MetroPCS merger
• Google settles lawsuit over planned stock split
• Microsoft’s Xbox One indie games policy baffles developer
• Despite dismal sales, Nintendo won’t cut the Wii U’s price
• AT&T’s 4G LTE network found to be the fastest in the U.S.
• Interest in large tablets fades as focus shifts to iPad mini, others
• HTC One seen settling into third place behind iPhone 5, Galaxy S4
• Samsung reportedly readying smartphone ‘kill switch’ anti-theft solution for July launch
• Google looks to wipe child porn off the face of the Internet

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DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia

• Asustek expects 10% sequential drop in 2Q13 notebook and tablet shipments
• Taiwan market: Taiwan Mobile to launch VoIP at M+
• Mixed-signal technology to dominate global chipset market: Q&A with Dialog Semiconductor CEO Jalal Bagherli
• First-tier players may release smartphones that adopt heat pipes by the end of the year
• CVIA: China to purchase 30 million TV panels from Taiwan makers
• Taiwan market: Tablet sales in 2013 to reach nearly 2 million units, says FET executive
• Taiwan makers see booming orders for smartphone tablet accessories
• Taiwan IC design houses reducing exposure in NAND flash controller market
• SPIL expanding capacity for high-end ICs
• OLED TVs to be similarly priced as LCD TVs by 2016, say observers
• ODMs promoting convertible notebooks to brand vendors
• Chunghwa Telecom breaks ground for data center in northern Taiwan
• Global output of LED light bulbs to reach 600 million units in 2013, says Epistar chairman
• Digitimes Research: Competition in the AMOLED panel industry continuing to heat up
• Wistron, Inventec unlikely to see notebook revenue proportion drop below 50% in the short term
• Coolpad becomes top 3G handset vendor in China
• Acer, Asustek to continue posting losses in smartphone business
• Epistar to issue 250 million new shares for private placement
• Order visibility from BlackBerry extends to 2-3 quarters, say suppliers

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Digits

• What is Facebook’s Chief Doing in South Korea?
• AMD Prepares Move to ‘Seattle,’ Its First ARM Chip
• Why Sony May Say No to Dan Loeb
• Videogame Software Sales In May Were Lowest In Over A Decade
• “More to Hide Than You Think”: Reddit AMA on Digital Privacy
• Snowden: Glad Tech Companies Are Disclosing Data
• Intel Reveals Details of Next Supercomputing Chip
• RIM Plays Defense as Snowden Leaks Touch BlackBerry
• NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Answering Questions Live
• Reddit AMA About Data Surveillance and Digital Privacy

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GigaOM

• Gaming for grades: News Corp.’s Amplify launches digital games for schools
• Accel Partners putting another $100M toward big data apps
• AMD details 3 new server chips, including its first ARM design
• Having problems with your Netflix? You can blame Verizon
• A jilted Sprint sues Dish, claiming its offer for Clearwire is illegal
• GE wants to use artificial intelligence to predict the future of hospitals
• Want to 3D print your next home? It’ll take you 220 years to finish
• Solar-powered phone screen could boost battery life
• Anti-tracking site Disconnect gets more money, do-gooder status
• Lost in (hotel) Wi-Fi: My love & hate relationship with hotel Wi-Fi

Mashable

• Kanye West Makes 'Yeezus' Available to Buy Early on His Site
• Hilarious Video Asks 'What if Dating Was Like Reddit?'
• Superman Is a Super Advertiser
• Incredible Model of 'Friends' Apartment Made Entirely Out of Paper
• 'Question Bridge' Project Inspires Dialogue Among African-American Men
• Beyonce Goes Online to Congratulate Kanye, Kim on Baby Kimye
• 7 People Who Think Kimye's Baby Is the Messiah
• Watch Superman's Life Unfold on a White Board
• 'Tearaway' Makes You the God of PlayStation Vita
• OpenAirplane: Finally, a Zipcar-Style Service for Airplanes
• Just How Convenient Are Citi Bikes?
• 10 Unbelievable Ballpoint Pen Drawing Time-Lapses
• Star Wars Elevator Prank Freaks Out Students
• The New Mac Pro: 4 Things You Didn’t Know
• If You Love Watching Videos Online, This Is Your Dream Job
• 20 People Who Just Can't Waterpark
• Spooky PS4 Game Will Be Free for PlayStation Plus Subscribers
• Radio Host Apologizes for Mocking Steve Gleason's ALS Battle
• Aaliyah Comes Back to Life in Chris Brown's 'Don't Think They Know'

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• The NSA story isn’t “journalistic malfeasance” — it’s a story that is evolving in real time
• Who wears the pants in the family? Netflix betting that it’s the kids
• Time Warner Cable: No, we don’t throttle YouTube — it’s all about peering
• Digg’s RSS reader is arriving in beta next week on desktop and mobile
• News is like water now — it takes the path of least resistance
• Mobile sports consumption now at 35% – report
• Not a good sign: Barnes & Noble just keeps slashing Nook tablet prices
• Netflix signs big, exclusive deal for original DreamWorks shows
• Should YouTube stars forget about CPMs, sell handbags instead?
• Why Facebook isn’t the right company to create a Google Reader replacement
• New ebook DRM will change the text of a story to prevent piracy
• Harry Potter site Pottermore launches platform to work with other brands
• The Atlantic launches weekly iPhone magazine for $2.99 a month
• With new SF studio, online education startup creativeLIVE looks even more like a cable TV channel
• The Washington Post’s new “sponsored views” offering is actually pretty smart
• How big cable uses its muscles to prevent online competition
• Apple’s iAd Workbench lets smaller developers better target ads in iOS
• Global study shows more journalists embrace social media — Germans, not so much
• Apple: We have 20 percent of the U.S. ebook market

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Post Tech

• The Circuit: Apple offers information on data requests
• The Circuit: White House will look at spectrum sharing
• White House will explore idea of sharing government spectrum
• Google facing Android probe in Europe, report says
• The Circuit: Apple’s Cue takes stand in e-book trial
• The Circuit: Tech companies push ahead with immigration reform support
• The Circuit: Google asks for permission to publish national security request data
• The Circuit: Petition launches to pardon source of NSA leak, Edward Snowden
• The Circuit: Lawmakers blast reports that U.S. ordered Verizon to turn over call records
• The Circuit: Google releases economic impact data
• The Circuit: Obama goes after patent trolls
• The Circuit: SEC fines Nasdaq $10M for botched Facebook IPO
• Sprint, SoftBank get clearance on national security concerns
• The Circuit: Court strikes down FCC order for Comcast to include Tennis Channel in bundle
• The Circuit: Google faces display ad investigation
• The Circuit: Dish claims security an issue in Sprint-Softbank deal
• The Circuit: Facebook joins human rights group
• Apple CEO Tim Cook says U.S. should lower corporate tax rate
• Lawmakers grill Apple’s Tim Cook, other executives on taxes

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ReadWrite

• Death By Lawsuit: SCO Resurrects And Insanity Is Restored
• Radical iOS 7 Design Is Threat To Some Existing Apps
• Enabling The Mobile-First Enterprise
• Google Is Starting War On Child Pornography, Not Ending
• Apple Denies PRISM Knowledge, Explains Releases Of Customer Data
• Zelda Goes To The Symphony
• Tech Firms And Others Are Sharing — A Lot — With U.S. Spies And The Pentagon
• Handbrake, The Best Video Conversion Tool You've Never Used
• Microsoft Office For iOS App Limited In Audience, Features
• What's Holding Up The Internet Of Things
• Meet Briefs: A New Design Collaboration Tool To Power Mobile App Innovation
• My Fitbit Flex Hasn't Changed My Life, But It's Telling Me What's Wrong
• The New Mad Men Of Advertising Are... Everywhere
• Watch Your Twitter Life Flash Before Your Eyes
• How To Downgrade The iOS 7 Beta Back To iOS 6 The Easy Way
• Rumors Of Cheap Phones & Big-Screens Mark The End Of iPhone Purity
• Red Hat Looks Beyond Linux For Its Next Decade Of Growth
• When Will Yahoo Actually Start Making Money?
• Pinterest: One Man's Surprising Journey

Search Engine Land: News & Info About SEO, PPC, SEM, Search Engines & Search Marketing

• Enhanced Campaigns Countdown: Latest CPC Trends & Mobile Bid Test Results From Adobe
• SearchCap: The Day In Search, June 17, 2013
• Google’s Matt Cutts: Stock Images Do Not Impact Search Engine Rankings
• Why You Can’t Miss SMX East – Straight From Your Peers
• Big Data + Big Math = Big Mess or Big Money?
• Google Knowledge Graph Carousel Sightings Becoming More Frequent Within A Wider Variety Of Searches
• High-Priced Talent Letting You Down? PPC Moneyball Revisited
• Google Webmaster Tools Adds Google Tag Manager Verification Support
• The Best Link Building For Local SEO — None!
• Google’s Mobile “Quick View” Trial Appears To Be Over

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Tech

• 11 Weird Things That Caused Major Power Outages (ETN)
• These 12 Startups Prove Angry Birds Isn't The Only Hot Tech Product To Come Out Of Finland
• Report: China Now Has The World's Fastest Supercomputer
• Microsoft Is Making Its Version Of Siri A Faster, Better Listener (MSFT)
• This Kleiner Perkins VC Says Google Glass Turned Her Into A Super Mom
• Corning Is Working On A Bendable Version Of Its Gorilla Glass (GLW)
• EX-NSA DEVELOPER: Hackers Can Take Over Security Cameras To Spy On You
• The New Rules For Thinking In A Digital World
• Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Is Really Freaked Out By The NSA Spying Scandal (AAPL)
• A Fake Beef Jerky Kickstarter Campaign Almost Got Away With Taking $120,000
• You Can Take Stanford's Course On Startup Engineering Online
• EDWARD SNOWDEN: How To Make Sure The NSA Can't Read Your Email
• The U.S. Dominates The Cannes Mobile Advertising Awards Shortlist
• HUBSPOT CEO: 99% Of Corporate Cultures Are Stuck In The Past
• A Floating Pool In New York's East River Is Getting Closer To Reality
• Why Mobile Payments Are Poised For Takeoff
• Atomic Clocks Are Getting Even More Accurate
• CHART OF THE DAY: Samsung's Insane Marketing Budget
• Rackspace's CEO Lanham Napier Is Running Around Bloomberg's Conference Wearing Google Glass (RAX)

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Tech Trader Daily

• Sprint Files Suit To Block Dish Tender for CLWR as Unlawful
• FIO: Flynn Departure from Board Amplifies Uncertainty, Says RBC
• BBRY: Q10 Upside, Says Deutsche, Long Term Uncertain; Wells Sees Upside
• Rambus Rising: Narrows Q2 Rev View, Settles with ST Micro
• Imperva Rising: Pac Crest Sees Accelerating Data Security Market
• Micron: Bulls Raise Targets Ahead of FYQ3 on Structural Improvement
• ATML, SYNA: Sell-Off Overdone on Galaxy S4 Concern, Says Needham
• Apple, Google, Samsung All Missing Services Goal, Says Elevation’s McNamee
• Oracle: Dividend Has Room to Double, Says RBC
• IBM: Automation a Bright Spot in Services, Says BMO; M&A Threatens Buybacks
• Apple, Samsung Maintain U.S. Phone Lead, Says Baird; HTC Third, BBRY ‘Modest’
• This Morning: More BBRY Upside, Apple Discloses, Netflix Jumps, Cable M&A
• Time Warner Cable Jumps On Merger Speculation
• Microsoft: Office 365 for iOS ‘Step in Right Direction,’ Says Nomura
• DELL Slips: Icahn May Drop Recap Bid, Says CNBC
• Solar City Surges: Credit Suisse Says Buy on Utilities Options, Finance Costs
• Microsoft’s ‘Got Some ‘Splaining to Do’ to Gamers, Says Wedbush
• This Morning: Solar City Surges, More Q10 Good News, Google Fiber Progress
• Apple’s iOS 7: A ‘Rhapsody’ Moment?

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TechCrunch

• Accel Closes $100M For Big Data Fund 2 To Invest In The ‘Second Wave' Of Big Data Startups
• Yahoo! Reportedly Offers $30M to $40M For Social Email Startup Xobni
• Yahoo! Becomes Exclusive Partner Of 49ers Online Content
• If You Watch One Daft Punk Remix Performed By Robots (And Jack Conte) Today, Make It This One
• Why Was Apple Late To The PRISM Party?
• Big Brands Are Growing More Quickly On Twitter Than Facebook (According To Optimal)
• Oculus VR Raises $16M To Build Their Crazy Virtual Reality Gaming Goggles
• PalTalk: It Was “Flattering” To Be Included In The PRISM Slidedeck
• With $1.9M From Venrock And Others, Trumaker Wants To Bring Made-To-Measure To The Masses
• In First NSA Interview, Obama Can't Confirm If Courts Ever Rejected Spying Requests
• Online Coupon Giant RetailMeNot (Formerly WhaleShark Media) Files For $230M IPO
• Living In The Future With The Form Labs Form 1
• Why Gaming Is Still A Great Bet For Investors
• Win Admission To creativeLIVE's “Secrets From Silicon Valley” Workshop
• Indonesian Instagram-Clone PicMix Gets Monetization Right From The Start
• Google Will Soon Start Selling Chromebooks At Walmart And Staples, Other Retailers Coming Soon
• Apple's 2013 13-Inch MacBook Air Sweetens The Deal For One Of The Best Available Computers
• CrunchBase Daily, Everything You'll Need To Start The Day!
• Squrl Updates iOS Apps To Simplify Video Discovery With Better Recommendations And Social Features

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Techdirt.

• British Intelligence Spied On G20 Officials' Phone Calls And Emails During 2009 Summit
• DailyDirt: Inspired By Nature
• Philippine Record Labels Get Government To Play Whac-A-Mole With Kickass Torrents
• Copyright Troll Lawsuit Ends Badly Because Very Dumb Defendant Lied To Court, Destroyed Evidence
• NSA Boss Asks Congress For Blanket Immunity For Companies That Help NSA Spy On Everyone
• Al Gore Says NSA Surveillance Is Unconstitutional And 'Not The American Way'
• CISPA's Sponsors Can't Keep Their Story Straight: If Snowden's Leaks Are False, How Do They Harm America?
• Retired Federal Judge Explains Why The FISA Court Should Not Be Trusted
• Dick Cheney's Crystal Ball Says That NSA Surveillance Could Have Stopped 9/11
• First French File-Sharer Sentenced To Disconnection Under Hadopi; But Judgment May Be Unenforceable
• Congressional Staffers Told To Pretend NSA Leak Docs Don't Exist; So How Are They Supposed To Respond?
• It's Not Whether NSA Surveillance Helped Stop Any Plots, But Whether Or Not It Needed To Spy On Everyone To Do So
• More Than Half The Senate Skips Town Rather Than Attend Briefing About NSA Surveillance
• DOJ Says Tech Companies Can Sort Of Release FISA Numbers, But.. In A Way That Decreases Transparency
• Why The NSA And President Bush Got The FISA Court To Reinterpret The Law In Order To Collect Tons Of Data
• Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
• NSA's Favorite Techdirt Posts Of The Week
• Awesome Stuff: Have A Cool Drink This Weekend
• Rep. Grayson: Let Me Tell The NSA: There Is No Threat To Our Nation When I Call My Mother

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Seattle TechFlash RSS Feed

• Why Steve Wozniak is disillusioned with America
• Inside Google’s plans to eradicate child porn from the internet forever
• Amazon Publishing says first author sells 1 million copies
• Optimum Energy raises $12.2M
• Spies in the cloud: CIA chose Amazon over IBM despite higher price
• What Google Poetics reveals about Seattle businesses
• Analyst: Mobile ad revenue will grow 80 percent this year, to $15.8 billion
• Key Apple executive takes the stand in antitrust trial
• Former Xbox manager: To save Microsoft, Ballmer and thousands of others must go
• Apple finally allows developers to sell their apps

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Techmeme

• Accel Closes $100M For Big Data Fund 2 To Invest In The 'Second Wave' Of Big Data Startups (Colleen Taylor/TechCrunch)
• AT&T starts nationwide FaceTime over cellular rollout (AppleInsider)
• Journalists Need To Start Asking About Storage, Not Access (Michael Arrington/Uncrunched)
• Ex-HTC execs can't quit phone game, create startup Kazam (Roger Cheng/CNET)
• Third Point raises Sony stake, presses entertainment spin-off (Chikafumi Hodo/Reuters)
• Yahoo discloses government data requests, will introduce transparency reports from this summer (Kaylene Hong/The Next Web)
• Microsoft offering Surface RT tablets for $199 to educational institutions (Alexis Santos/Engadget)
• Samsung to Give Away 1 Million Copies of Jay-Z's New Album (Hannah Karp/Speakeasy)
• Yahoo Offer to Buy Contact Startup Xobni Is at a Price of $30M to $40M (Kara Swisher/AllThingsD)
• Should Venture Capital Fund Games Companies? (Mitch Lasky/BizPunk)
• Sprint expands LTE footprint by 22 markets (Scott Webster/CNET)
• Sprint Files Lawsuit Against DISH Network Corporation and Clearwire Corporation Citing ... (Sprint Newsroom)
• Sprint files lawsuit against Dish and Clearwire (Reuters)
• Nationwide LTE data test finds AT&T fastest, Verizon most reliable (Chris Burns/SlashGear)
• Jony Ive's title flattened to 'Senior VP, Design' alongside iOS 7 revamp (Mark Gurman/9to5Mac)

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The Register

• AMD lifts the veil on Opteron, ARM chip plans for 2014
• Samsung plans LTE Advanced version of Galaxy S4
• Internet fraud still stings suckers
• Oracle's Ellison outlines plans for Hawaiian Electriclarryland
• Australian unis to test quantum-comms-over-fibre
• Google Brain king slashes cost of AI gear
• New material enables 1,000-meter super-skyscrapers
• Let the software run the network
• Boffins build headless robo-kitties
• Fusion-io's founding CEO quits board
• Google Chromebooks now in over 6,600 stores
• Swinburne starts design of pulsar-hunting supercomputer
• NSA: We COULD track you by your phone ... if we WANTED to
• First look: iOS 7 for iPad
• NSA whistleblower to tech firms, Obama: 'Grow a pair!'
• Intel previews future 'Knights Landing' Xeon Phi x86 coprocessor with integrated memory
• Intel widens Xeon Phi HPC coprocessor lineup
• White Space wonga time: White House tips $100m into next-gen comms
• Samsung wins Apple MacBook contract, starts spitting out PCIe SSDs

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VentureBeat

• Following 243% growth, cloud backup startup Zetta.net grabs $8M
• Funding Daily: A case of the Mondays
• S.F. Mayor Ed Lee says mid-Market St. ‘thriving’ because of Twitter
• NASA selects its newest space explorers — and half are women
• RetailMeNot files for IPO, shows coupons really are sexy
• Why the half-life of a Pinterest pin is thousands of times longer than a tweet or Facebook post
• Keaton Row rescues fashion victims by connecting them with personal stylists online
• This tiny Raspberry Pi Trojan horse could be a cute little backdoor into your corporate network
• Medivo raises $15M to bridge gap between patients and physicians
• Automattic acquihires mobile WordPress app Poster
• Google’s Chromebooks could finally get their big break in Walmart and Staples stores
• Digg’s Google Reader replacement due out next week
• YouSendIt renaming itself to get rid of the ‘send’ branding
• St. Louis forming $100M startup fund to send deals flowing down the Mississippi
• Edward Snowden: Google & Facebook’s PRISM denials were ‘misleading’
• Mars, lasers, and robots: Making holes in Mars
• Kyocera announces $89M deal to provide solar energy to Japan’s farming community
• Microsoft doubles speech recognition speed while improving accuracy
• GitHub redesigns repos ‘for everyday use’

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