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- Apple finishes converting 4G branding to ‘WiFi + Cellular’ for iPads across European stores
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Friday, 18 May 2012
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- Apple has apparently completed converting the wording of all of its European stores from the old iPad ’4G’ branding, which landed it in hot water with consumer advocacy groups, to...
- If you had a MakerBot, you could print your own Atari 2600 cartridges
- Drew Olanoff · The Next Web · Friday, 18 May 2012
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- Even though I don’t own one, I’m a huge fan of the MakerBot product and concept. The idea behind the machines that you can buy from MakerBot is that you...
- Apple’s next iPhone will feature a new design worked on by Steve Jobs, and a bigger screen
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Friday, 18 May 2012
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- The next iPhone, whatever it might be called, will feature an ‘overhauled’ look, including a screen larger than the current 3.5″, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Adam Satariano and Jun...
- Sony hires Woz as advisor to Steve Jobs film, which Sorkin says won’t be a ‘straight biopic’
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- As the production gets underway for the Steve Jobs biopic being penned by Aaron Sorkin, some details are coming to light. According to a report from Reuters, via the Chicago Tribune, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been hired on to the production ...
- Microsoft speaks on privacy following ‘NUad’ concerns
- Alex Wilhelm · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Sometimes the coolest new tech comes with the largest potential risks. Such was the case with the much ballyhooed Kinect ‘NUads’ that hit the wires this week. The idea is...
- Apps that use global hotkeys will continue to be allowed in the Mac App Store
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Contrary to rumors that were bandied about earlier today, Apple will continue allow apps that use global hotkey shortcuts in the Mac App Store, reports Lex Friedman at Macworld. There...
- Interested in the solar eclipse on May 20th? Check out this Google Map from NASA
- Drew Olanoff · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- You only have one shot to catch the solar eclipse on May 20th, or you’ll have to wait until next year. Thanks to technology, and some help from NASA, you...
- 30 of The Best Alternatives to Helvetica
- Harrison Weber · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Helvetica is a tried and true typeface. It’s a testament to Swiss design culture, with its clarity, flexibility and outright perfection. This famous typeface is loved for countless reasons, including its...
- Apple board member fans iTV flames, saying it will ‘deal with the living room’ soon, oh and iCar
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Fast Company has an interesting piece up based on an on-stage interview with Mickey Drexler, the CEO of J. Crew and Apple board member. In the piece, Drexler makes an...
- Foursquare expands its instant venue verification process globally
- Drew Olanoff · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Earlier this month, foursquare announced a new way for companies to verify their venue on the platform. Instead of only relying on the manual process that required involvement from its...
- Windows Phone has quietly picked up 7% of the Chinese market
- Alex Wilhelm · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- We’ve seen precious little from Microsoft in terms of sales and market share figures for its Windows Phone platform lately, and so when the company speaks, we listen. A recent...
- Tikly and its 22 year old CEO are turning music ticketing on its head
- Brad McCarty · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- One of the things that I love most about returning to someplace is seeing what has changed in the time since I went there last. At this year’s 4th annual...
- No more +1′s on YouTube, now you’ll have to share your feelings on Google+
- Drew Olanoff · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Google has been integrating its social layer Google+ into all of its products lately. Gmail and YouTube have gotten the social treatment, but the latter made a bit of a...
- The Webutante Ball Recap: The King, the Queen, Photos and more
- Courtney Boyd Myers · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- For the tech and media elite who made it above 14th St last night for the 4th annual ‘Unruly’ Webutante Ball, I hope your hangover has finally started to subside. Last...
- Verizon clarifies: You can keep your unlimited data plan, unless you buy a new subsidized device
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Verizon has issued a statement to The New York Times which clarifies what will happen with ‘grandfathered’ unlimited data plans when its new shared data plans roll out. Basically, anyone...
- Confirmed: Facebook to go public at $38 per share in the largest Internet IPO ever
- Alex Wilhelm · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- It has been confirmed: Facebook will go public at $38 per share, valuing the company at $104 billion, with the firm raising $18.4 billion in its offering. News of the final...
- Twitter will honor Do Not Track in all supported browsers including IE9, Safari 5.1 and Firefox
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Earlier today, Twitter announced that it would be supporting Mozilla Firefox’s Do Not Track mode in an effort to honor users privacy. Now, it has posted a new help document...
- Banned TED talk wasn’t banned after all, and here it is, in all its 6 minute glory
- Alex Wilhelm · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- All right, the story was almost too good to be true: A TED talk, on economic issues and income equality and tax policy, didn’t get put onto the TED site. Enter cries of claimed censorship. It made a perfect narrative. TED, the exclusive, expensive ...
- Twitter will now give users a custom list of suggestions for who to follow, rather than a generic one
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Twitter has today announced that it will be giving new users a custom-tailored list of suggestions for who to follow. This should help to improve the amount of new accounts...
- Today a Drum & Bass producer taught me lessons in entrepreneurship
- Brad McCarty · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Sometimes we find inspiration in the strangest of places. I was catching up with a music producer friend of mine, named Matus, and we started talking about my desire to...
- Apple and HTC will have a court-ordered settlement talk on August 28th
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- It’s been just two days since HTC had two products, the One X and Evo 4G, held up at U.S. customs over the International Trade Commission ban enacted last year. Now, the...
- Apple releases OS X Mountain Lion Server DP 4 build 12S219n to developers
- Matthew Panzarino · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Apple has today released OS X Mountain Lion Server Developer Preview 4 to registered members of its Developer Program. The update brings the Server edition of Mountain Lion to build...
- Seattle, DC, and San Diego are bright spots in tech hiring, report states
- Alex Wilhelm · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Tech boom? That must be focused in the Valley, right? Or at least, you would expect that any such rapid expansion would have the largest impact in that region. However,...
- FreeAppADay CEO: Without us, Socialcam would not have cracked the top 25
- Drew Olanoff · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Last week I covered some of the tactics being used by social video sharing app Socialcam to climb the charts and engage its users with YouTube videos. In response to the YouTube issue, Socialcam moved quickly to clean up its act. One side-story of ...
- Since Tumblr integrated with Open Graph last month, traffic from Facebook is up 2.5x
- Harrison Weber · The Next Web · Thursday, 17 May 2012
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- Since Tumblr integrated with Open Graph last month, its referral traffic from Facebook has grown by more than 2.5x, according to Jeff Sherlock of Facebook’s Developer Blog. This statistic makes one thing clear: the social giant really does drives ...
