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AllThingsD

• Making Sure the Next Zuckerberg or Gates Stays Put at Harvard
• Nintendo to Bring Online Game Network, NFC to New Wii
• Ah, So That's What You're Supposed to Do With Foursquare!
• Touchscreen vs. Keyboard, the Sequel
• Japan's Rakuten Set to Challenge Amazon With Help From Kobo
• Facebook Readies IPO Filing for Next Week
• Rubinstein Interview: With webOS Transition Under Way, It Was Time to Leave HP
• HP's Discontinued TouchPad Sells Out … Again
• Former Palm Head Jon Rubinstein Leaves Hewlett-Packard
• Apple CEO: Any Suggestion That We Don’t Care About Supply Chain Workers Is "Patently False"
• Like Sports on Cable? Pay Up. Don't Like Sports on Cable? Pay Up, Anyway.
• Facebook Police: Timeline Violations Will Not Be Tolerated! (Video)
• Cisco Fellow Bruce Davie Joins Stealth Start-Up Nicira
• Twitter Can Censor by Country
• A Quick Spin Around Mini Macworld (Video)
• Report: Internet Economy Set to Nearly Double to $4.2T by 2016
• Heins: I'm Here to Help RIM Catch Up
• Viral Image: The Biggest and Bluest Marble
• Kabam Acquires Top LucasArts Game Makers to Help Build Hardcore Social Games

AppleInsider

• Steve Jobs asked Google to stop poaching Apple workers
• T-Mobile to offer official support for unlocked iPhones
• FileMaker highlights successful deployment of iPads by Austin, Texas
• Before he died, Steve Jobs kept a letter from Bill Gates by his bed
• Former Apple exec and Palm chief Jon Rubinstein leaves HP
• EFF working to keep iPhone, iPad 'jailbreaking' legal in US
• Apple features 'communication to protect consumers' in Italy after court ruling
• German court dismisses second Samsung patent suit against Apple
• Chinese respond to report on Apple's suppliers in China
• Tim Cook calls assault on Apple's ethics in China "patently false and offensive"
• Apple's iPhone believed to account for record 8% of global mobile phone market
• Apple reclaims title of world's largest smartphone maker after blowout quarter
• App Store sales result in average revenue gains of 19% for iPad, 22% for iPhone
• Half of the enterprise is issuing Macs, 21% of workers use Apple products
• Motorola posts $80M quarterly loss, sells only 200K tablets
• Briefly: Verizon pulls away from AT&T, Apple philanthropy
• iPhone 4S accounts for 90% of US iPhone sales, 42% of customers break contract to buy
• Nokia's earnings plunge 73%, Nintendo sees first annual loss
• Apple to offer employees $500 off a new Mac, $250 off iPads - report [u]

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Ars Technica

• Web video framework company publishes State of HTML5 Video document
• Kingdoms of Amalur's "Online Pass" continues a slippery slope for used games
• The world's first computer password? It was useless, too
• How the craziest f#@!ing "theory of everything" got published and promoted
• Kinect tech built into laptop prototypes
• Twitter uncloaks a year's worth of DMCA takedown notices, 4,410 in all
• HP makes printing from an iPad easier with Wireless Direct printing
• WiiU to use near-field communications for easy online purchases
• Pirate Party of Catalonia wants to sue FBI, in Spain, over Megaupload seizure
• Following fine, Apple alerts Italian customers to their free 2-year warranty
• For a creativity boost, think outside the box...literally
• Hero Academy: A free iOS strategy game for the time-constrained
• KDE 4.8 released with QML bits and new password framework
• Opponents protest signing of ACTA without adequate debate
• OmniPlan for iPad to put project management at your fingertips in 2012
• Apple CEO calls Times supplier report "patently false and offensive"
• Bringing galaxy-scale magnetic fields down to size in the lab
• Feature: The Great Disk Drive in the Sky: How Web giants store big—and we mean big—data
• Megaupload case gets weirder with gun charges, flight risks, and an inflatable tank

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BGR: The Three Biggest Letters In Tech

• Microsoft and Asus may be working on Kinect-enabled Windows 8 laptops
• DROID RAZR MAXX customers won’t have to wait for custom ROMs
• Nokia still top vendor as global handset shipments reached 1.6 billion in 2011
• Apple’s mobile web share reportedly slid in Q4 as Android took No.1 spot
• Twitter announces ability to censor content by region
• Samsung rumored to announce next-gen tablet at MWC
• Apple, Google and others face antitrust lawsuit over secret no-poaching agreements
• Facebook reportedly plans IPO filing for Wednesday
• Google addresses concerns over new privacy policy
• Former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein leaves HP
• Future iPhone and iPad may feature MagSafe ports, wireless charging
• New RIM CEO admits Apple and Google are winning, says change is coming
• Apple CEO: ‘We care about every worker in our supply chain’
• Apple reclaims No.1 smartphone spot in Q4
• German court dismisses second Samsung patent suit against Apple

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DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia

• Taiwan December manufacturing production index up slightly
• Taiwan December export order value down slightly
• China market: Online shopping trade value over CNY773 billion in 2011
• CMI CEO to hold debt settlement talks with creditor banks
• China market: Third-party e-payment services generate over CNY2.203 trillion in 2011
• Acer to face hot competition with Lenovo in Europe
• China market: Demand for 3D TVs to top 20 million units in 2012
• Digitimes Research: Polysilicon and wafer firms in Greater China plan to increase prices after Lunar New Year
• Taiwan Mobile aims at net EPS of NT$5.34 for 2012
• Taiwan Mobile aims at net EPS of NT$5.34 for 2012
• Solar PV module prices increased by 7% in December 2011, says IMS Research
• ARM not worried about Intel foray into handheld device platforms, says ARM executive
• Intel reports record US$54 billion in annual revenues
• Everlight to enter Japan lighting market in 2012, says chairman
• Acer, Asustek, Lenovo to offer Thunderbolt ultrabook PCs in 2Q12
• Excess PV installations in Germany may be due to investment from China-based makers
• Eastman Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Asia Optical, Altek impacted by Kodak bankruptcy
• KLA-Tencor intros flagship wafer inspection solution suite

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Digits

• Digits Live Show: The Long-Awaited Facebook IPO is Imminent
• Tech Today: Blogosphere Takes on Twitter Censorship
• Digits Live Show: Mossberg: Skype Moves from Laptop to TV Screen
• Report: Apple Takes Bigger Business Slice
• AT&T Chief Slams FCC For T-Mobile Deal, Spectrum Policy
• Jeff Clavier’s SoftTech Raises $55M Tech Fund
• Tech Today: SAP Takes Aim at Oracle with ‘Whacko’ Project
• Codecademy Launches Peer-to-Peer Coding Lessons
• Android Finally Hits Stride in Tablets
• H-P Reveals Details Of WebOS Plan

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GigaOM

• Causecast takes corporate philanthropy beyond the Fortune 500
• Gaiman: SOPA and PIPA are on the wrong side of history
• Would you cut Facebook a privacy pass if it paid you?
• Analytics startups sweep the field in IBM contest
• Yahoo kills a bunch of mobile apps you’ve never used
• Wi-Fi Alliance: There’s nothing “Super” about white spaces broadband
• Kindle Fire edges Galaxy Tab as most used Android tablet
• Google Videos eating up GBs? Here’s how to fix it
• Hey ladies, does Google think you’re a guy?
• With webOS put out to pasture, Jon Rubinstein exits HP
• Apple to buy Hollywood? Not a chance.
• For Apple, iCloud is just the beginning
• Samsung probably sold the most smartphones in 2011
• How much should we trust our new information overlords?
• Turing Fellowship works to fill New York’s engineering pipeline
• Forget e-books; are you ready for virtual books?

Mashable!

• 7 Big Privacy Concerns for New Facebook and the Open Graph
• Twitter Users Rally to Boycott Country-by-Country Censorship [VIDEO]
• Sports Blogger Ousted Over False Paterno Tweet
• Happy 2nd Birthday, iPad. What Will This Toddler Be When it Grows up?
• Newly Discovered Asteroid Narrowly Misses Earth
• Facebook IPO: Everything You Need to Know [VIDEO]
• Relax: Twitter’s New Censorship Policy Is Actually Good for Activists
• Angry Birds on Facebook Launching Your Way on Valentine’s Day
• Can Regular Investors Buy a Piece of Facebook?
• Ex-Palm Chief Says Goodbye to HP, WebOS
• Why Facebook Is Really Worth $100 Billion
• Seinfeld’s Kramer Reacts to Hearing Skrillex [VIDEOS]
• What is ACTA? Why Should You Care?
• College Sports League to Stream Its Own Content Online
• 7 Lead Generation Trends For 2012 — What You Need to Do Right Now [SPONSORED]
• NASA Kepler Telescope Finds 26 New Alien Planets in 11 Solar Systems
• Map of 10,000 Tweets Shows New York City at Work
• Facebook to File for IPO Next Week [REPORT]
• Google Music Finally Lets You Download Your Own Tunes [VIDEO]

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paidContent

• Ad Agency Sues Herman Cain Over Book Cover Photo
• Report: Facebook IPO Could Arrive Next Week With Hopes Of $10 Billion
• Jesta Digital Finally Kills Bitbop Mobile Video Service
• Former Palm CEO Rubinstein Leaving HP After Demise Of WebOS
• As Goodreads Ends Sourcing From Amazon, Users Fear Lost Books
• Industry Moves: ESPN; Yahoo; Wikia; AdoTube
• Why CNN's Digital Strength May Cause Problems For Fox
• Virtual Pet Owners Sue Google Over Lost 'Gold'
• Analyst: Google Threat To Big Ad Agencies Like WPP, Publicis 'Unwarranted'
• Spotify Not Throttling Americans, Subs Hit Three Million
• Can A Streaming Audiobooks Service Work?
• The Morning Lowdown 1-27-12
• Twitter Faces Censorship Backlash
• Nokia Tottering At The Top Of Mobile Rankings; Apple Leading Smartphones
• Netflix Sees Overseas Losses Doubling To $118 Million This Quarter
• Administrators Seeking Buyers For IP Vision
• Samsung: Smartphones Up 30 Percent But You Have To Guess How Many We Sold
• Distimo: When It's Time For A Mobile App Sale, Choose Your Price Wisely
• Judge: Ron Paul Can't Force Twitter, YouTube To Identify 'Impostors'

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Post Tech

• Chief technology officer Aneesh Chopra to step down
• Featured Advertiser
• The Circuit: Google+ now 13+, Twitter’s censorship tool, AT&T supports House spectrum bill
• Lawmakers question Google CEO over privacy changes
• Google opens up social network to teenagers
• Netflix discusses video privacy act, along with earnings
• The Circuit: Google privacy, LightSquared, Apple labor practices
• The Circuit: European privacy rules, Google’s privacy changes, Facebook Timeline
• The Circuit: DOJ’s Pozen to resign, Supreme Court rules on GPS, AT&T submits T-Mobile spectrum transfer
• SCOTUS’s GPS decision tests limits of privacy, new technologies
• The Circuit: Megaupload; Anonymous; tablet and e-book reader ownership
• The Circuit: Megaupload seizure prompts retaliation; Republican candidates pan SOPA; Verizon, Comcast
• Megaupload shutdown: SOPA supporters versus Alicia Keyes, P. Diddy?
• AT&T increases data plans for smartphones, tablets
• The Circuit: Apple’s education event, online piracy bills, Kodak files for bankruptcy
• The Circuit: Web sites go on strike, LightSquared, Yang splits from Yahoo
• The Circuit: White House weighs in on SOPA/PIPA, Zappos breached, Vivek Kundra to Salesforce
• Featured Advertiser

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ReadWriteWeb

• Why You Should Smile in Your Facebook Profile Photo
• Third Critical Rambus Patent Invalidated, Nvidia Vindicated
• Thought SOPA Was Bad? 10 Reasons to Oppose ACTA
• Top Tech Video of the Day: [Stuff] Entrepreneurs Say
• Google Maps vs. Do-It-Yourself: Which Is Better for Business?
• Facebook Could be the Biggest Tech IPO in History
• What You Should Know About ACTA and Your Rights
• How To Learn Who Has You In Their Google+ Circles
• When's the Best Time to Blog & Share?
• Amateur Food Porn Has Got To Stop
• [Poll] Does An Open Source webOS Have A Legitimate Future?
• People Are Actually Paying For Spotify After All
• The Cost of Doing Business: Foxconn, Apple and the Fate of the Modern Worker
• Like a Gangly 8-Year-Old, the Mobile Web Needs to Grow Up
• Facebook Sues Spammy Ad Network
• Ethiopia Sentences U.S. Blogger to Life in Prison
• [UPDATED] Is Twitter Helping Users Get Around Its New Censorship Rules?
• Daily Wrap: Ruby, PHP and Python Compared and More

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

• Bing Out Of “Betaphase” In Germany, Claims 10 Million Users
• SearchCap: The Day In Search, January 27, 2012
• Mobile Search: The Agency Opportunity – SMN Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Search In Pics: David Beckham At Google, Google’s Moscow Office & Bing Bar
• Report Affirms Strong Q4 Search Growth In 2011, Offers Additional Insights
• Dear Google: Crappy Results Like This Don’t Give The Impression You Care About Search
• Google’s “Trusted Photographers” Turns Business Photos Into A Self-Serve Product
• SearchCap: The Day In Search, January 26, 2012
• Major Entertainment Groups Accuse Google, Bing Of Directing Users To Illegal Content
• SPONSOR MESSAGE: Social Marketing for Search Marketers

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SAI

• 15 Silicon Valley Homes To Drool Over Ahead Of Facebook's IPO Filing Next Week
• Say Goodbye To The Nation's First CTO, Aneesh Chopra
• Email Shows How Steve Jobs Got A Google Employee Fired (GOOG, AAPL)
• Zynga Finally Sneaks Above Its IPO Price (ZNGA)
• Your Next Laptop Could Have Kinect Built In (MSFT)
• Banks Get Squat As Facebook Commands Super-Low Fees
• HP's Big Mobile Experiment Is In The Hands Of These Guys (HPQ)
• CHART OF THE DAY: The Kindle Fire Is The Most Important Android Tablet For App Makers (AMZN, GOOG)
• Here's What Everyone Is Drinking At The Accel Party In Davos Right Now
• Morgan Stanley Shares Shot Up After The Facebook IPO News (MS)
• REVEALED: Facebook's Stock Symbol
• 'DON'T Do A Startup, You Will FAIL,' Says Top Startup Investor
• Motorola Solved Your Phone's Crappy Battery Life Problem (MMI, VZW)
• Facebook Revenue And Profit Numbers Leak Ahead Of IPO Filing Next Week
• Read Twitter's 'Confidential' Memo To Advertisers On New Enhanced Profile Pages For Brands
• This Chart Makes It Really Hard To Believe In Efficient Markets...
• By All Accounts This Marine Should Be Next In Line For The Medal Of Honor
• With Morgan Stanley 'Close' To Lead Underwriting Facebook's IPO, This Goldman Banker Won't Be In A Good Mood
• THE TRUTH ABOUT SQUARE: Merchants Say The Dongle Doesn't Work

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Tech Trader Daily

• JNPR: Three Downgrades; Bulls Concede Uncertainty
• Riverbed: Two Downgrades; Bulls Defend Long-Term Potential
• Palm Luminary Rubinstein Leaves HP, Says AllThingsD
• Facebook IPO at $100B Val Could Come Wednesday, Says WSJ
• Apple Memo Pledges Not to ‘Turn a Blind Eye’ To Factory Abuses
• MRVL Rises: FYQ4 Cut Already in the Shares, Say Benchmark, Susquehanna
• Samsung Rises on Q4 Beat; Bernstein Encouraged by ‘Stellar’ Results
• Apple iPhone Beats Samsung By a Nose in Q4
• Freescale Slumps: Q4 Revenue Misses, EPS Beats
• Informatica Jumps 6% on Q4 Beat
• Emulex Up 5%: FYQ2 Beats, Q3 View Tops Estimates.
• RVBD Drops 14%: Q1 View Below Expectations
• KLAC Up 3.5%: FYQ2 Beats; Q3 View Tops Estimates
• CRUS FYQ3 Beats, Q4 View Tops Estimates
• Juniper Off 6%: Q1 View Weak Amidst ‘Continued Uncertainty’
• NFLX: Tilson Takes Victory Lap, Slams Bear Thesis
• NOK: Q4 EPS Beats; Cuts Dividend; Barclays Cheers Lumia
• Netflix Soars 22%: Citi, Gabelli Upgrade; Price Targets Zoom
• Dell Confident In Long-Term Prospects, Will Continue Buying Back Shares

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TechCrunch

• Harvard Gets Its First VC Firm: The Experiment Fund
• Secret Windows 8 Weapon: Kinect Built Into Your Laptop
• Twitter Puts Its DMCA Takedown Requests Up For All To See
• Y Combinator Names Seasoned Entrepreneur Geoff Ralston As Its Newest Partner
• Gillmor Gang Live 01.27.12 (TCTV)
• Flurry: Amazon’s Kindle Fire Is Already Starting To Smoke Samsung’s Galaxy Tab
• Android Smartphone Round-Up: December/January Edition
• Davos: BraveNewTalent Allows Job Seekers To Follow Their Future Employers
• Davos: Ushahidi Grows Its Global Crowd-sourcing Platform, Slams Twitter Censorship [TCTV]
• WSJ: Facebook Filing For IPO As Early As Wednesday
• #Humblebrag: Jack Dorsey, Reid Hoffman, Kevin Rose Coming To The Crunchies; Harris Wittels Hosting
• Gillmor Gang 01.24.12 (TCTV)
• Keen On… Payvment: Making eCommerce More Social (TCTV)
• Playfish Product Leader John Earner Is Leaving To Be An EIR At Accel
• YC Alum Curebit Raises $1.2 Million For Online Referral System
• Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP After “Fulfilling Commitment”
• (Founder Stories) Jeff Clavier On How Big VCs Can Hurt Seed Rounds
• Q. When Will Wisdio Add Authority Scores? A. Right Now.
• A Really Nice Flying Ornithopter Video For Your Friday Enjoyment

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Techdirt.

• Security Theater... Or Why I Had To Go Dumpster Diving At The US Capitol Last Week
• DailyDirt: Faster Food, Faster!
• Responses To Nimblebit Point Out That Inspiration Comes From Lots Of Places
• Hawaiian Politician Wants To Track Everyone Online Because Someone Doesn't Like Her... Backs Down After Public Backlash
• Universal Music Claims Copyright Over Song That It Didn't License, Just Because One Of Its Artists Rapped To It On A Leaked Track
• Bar Fight! Sony Sues Karaoke Distributor For Infringement; Gets Sued Right Back For 'Copyright Misuse'
• MPAA Exec Admits: 'We're Not Comfortable With The Internet'
• An Infographic Showing Just How Frequently Hollywood Has Cried Wolf About 'Piracy'
• Another Interesting White House Petition: Reduce The Term Of Copyright
• UK Court Says You Can Copyright The Basic Idea Of A Photograph
• As USTR Insists ACTA Doesn't Need Congressional Approval, Wyden Asks State Dept. For A Second Opinion
• The Onion Explains SOPA And PIPA (As Only The Onion Can)
• Tales From Ubisoft DRM: Latest DRM Goes From Horrible To Slightly Less Horrible
• Sorting Out the Sharing License Shambles
• Twitter Decides To Censor Locally, Rather Than Block Globally, In Response To Government Demands
• DailyDirt: Looking For Science Projects...
• European Parliament Member Marietje Schaake Explains How Europeans Can Stop ACTA
• Court Finds Copyright Trolling Lawyer Evan Stone In Contempt; Orders Him To Pay Attorneys' Fees
• Polish Politicians Don Guy Fawkes/Anonymous Masks To Protest ACTA Signing

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TechFlash

• UW develops diet aid designed to work with smartphone
• Adscend: McKenna, Facebook case full of ‘false claims’
• Microsoft spending ‘billions’ on Nokia WP7 project
• Meet Google’s local chef of the techies: Jason Wilson
• Microsoft grant rewards WP7 app that can diagnose malaria
• After harsh report, Apple pledges to address supply-chain issues
• Did Google, Apple conspire to avoid tech talent raids on rivals?
• Feds concerned about paying for Amazon.com five-star reviews
• RealNetworks new CEO on selling off patents, same-sex marriage bill
• AG McKenna, Facebook team up in suits against alleged scammers
• Yahoo in talks on cutting stake in Japan search operation
• Is Amazon.com pondering a Netflix video-streaming rival?
• New state sales tax laws affecting Amazon affiliates
• Microsoft slammed for ‘avoid ghetto app’
• Seattle startup Cozi lands $3 million more in funding
• Rhapsody buys Napster International from Best Buy
• RealNetworks sells patents to Intel in $120M deal; stock soars
• Motorola sues Apple over iPhone, iCloud patents
• Mobile ad spending, why Übermind, Hipcricket drew suitors

Techmeme

• Making Sure the Next Zuckerberg or Gates Stays Put at Harvard (Kara Swisher/AllThingsD)
• Kelihos botnet suspect denies Microsoft accusations (BBC)
• Jobs told Google to stop poaching workers: filing (Dan Levine/Reuters)
• EU approves Sony buyout of Ericsson (Adi Robertson/The Verge)
• Apple introduces us to the Wild World of Coded Magnets (Jack Purcher/Patently Apple)
• U.S. government invalidates potent Rambus patent (Diane Bartz/Reuters)
• In Facebook IPO, bankers seek prestige over fees (Lauren Tara LaCapra/Reuters)
• Amazon Lights the Android World on Fire (Peter Farago/Flurry Blog)
• NYSE, Nasdaq battle for Facebook listing (New York Post)
• Twitter uncloaks a year's worth of DMCA takedown notices, 4,410 in all (Jon Brodkin/Ars Technica)
• Copyright Industry Calls For Broad Search Engine Censorship (Ernesto/TorrentFreak)
• CTO Aneesh Chopra Stepping Down (John P. Holdren/The White House)
• Twitter to Roll Out More Brand Pages for Advertisers Who've Committed $25K (Cotton Delo/AdAge)
• Microsoft's latest home for Kinect technology: portable computers (Matt Hickey/The Daily)
• Siri isn't a bandwidth hog & users aren't the problem (Stacey Higginbotham/GigaOM)
• SITE NEWS: Techmeme has redesigned. Drudge Report is now indisputably the web's ugliest news site

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The Register

• webOS daddy Jon Rubinstein exits HP
• Students busted for hacking computers, changing grades
• First US CTO Aneesh Chopra resigns from post
• GaleForce control freak paints clouds KVM red
• Polish lawmakers don Guy Fawkes masks to protest ACTA
• Quantum shares plunge after results
• America abandoning DSL in favour of faster cable
• Enterprise gets social: Twitter-style data streams, engagement 'apps'
• Juniper stalled by jittery service providers, product transitions
• Dumb salesmen are hurting us – Nokia CEO
• Nominet puts the squeeze on rude members
• Facebook flings clickjack spam lawsuit at ad-slingers
• RIM slashes BlackBerry PlayBook tablet prices
• Spotify reckons 1 in 5 freebie-gulper eventually pay up
• US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy
• Judges set timetable for McKinnon case resolution
• Microsoft schtum on Dropbox snags with IE
• Snake slides back onto Nokia smartphones
• Microsoft exec says Safe Harbor framework is 'alive and well'

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VentureBeat

• Amazon’s Kindle Fire driving accelerated growth of Android tablet category
• Macworld finds its footing as a “hardcore consumer lifestyle event”
• Why we need to put the “run” back into Java
• Nintendo Network will replace Nintendo’s current online infrastructure
• Google Earth update offers smoother graphics, Google+ integration
• Foursquare familiarizes the unknown, adds nearby locations to business pages
• Jack Dorsey, Ron Conway to attend The Crunchies Awards
• Former Palm head Jon Rubinstein leaves HP, taking a long-deserved break
• Silicon Valley and Colorado companies — Do you sizzle? (Reminder)
• Facebook to file papers for IPO as soon as Wednesday
• Google Music lets you backup your entire library
• Why you should stop trusting online user reviews (if you haven’t already)
• VBWeekly: Sh*t startup people say
• Internet economy set to hit $4.2T in 2016, half of world’s population will be online
• Google responds to privacy policy criticisms
• The DeanBeat: Game Dojos accelerator will help foster even more game startups
• Apple takes back world’s top smartphone maker crown from Samsung
• GamesBeat weekly news roundup
• New York’s Zelkova Ventures tries an evergreen approach to funding startups

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