Daily Archives: May 4, 2012

Facebook Likes Just Got Cray Cray

May 4, 2012
Facebook Likes Just Got Cray Cray

In light of its impending multi-billion-dollar IPO, its user base of 900 million and its increasingly sprawling design and user experience, some people have come to believe that Facebook has gone crazy. Excuse me, “cray cray.” What’s more, even though it’s only two-odd years old, Facebook’s “Like” button is now ubiquitous on the Webs....

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Facebook buys Glancee in another mobile play

May 4, 2012
Facebook buys Glancee in another mobile play

Facebook confirmed on Friday night that it has purchased Glancee, a mobile app that uses your location and Facebook login to connect you with like-minded individuals who happen to be near you in real life. Details of the deal were undisclosed but it looks like Glancee will be shutting down and some or all...

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Facebook acquires location-based app Glancee, one of the “hot” services from SXSW

May 4, 2012
Facebook acquires location-based app Glancee, one of the “hot” services from SXSW

Glancee, one of the location-aware apps that had everyone talking at SXSW has been acquired by Facebook, according to the company. Here’s what Glancee had to say on its site today: We started Glancee in 2010 with the goal of bringing together the best of your physical and digital worlds. We wanted to make...

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McAfee, Belize-based anti-virus software founder talks about his arrest [video]

May 4, 2012

John McAfee, the anti-virus software pioneer was arrested after his home in Belize was raided. It has taken time for the news to arrive from Central America, but according to a report on the Channel 5 Belize site, McAfee feels that he is being victimised after he refused to donate money to Belize’s ruling...

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Google Chrome’s social theme tool is now available in 36 more languages

May 4, 2012
Google Chrome’s social theme tool is now available in 36 more languages

A few weeks ago, the Google Chrome team launched a new app in its store called My Chrome Theme, which allows you to create and share your own custom theme for Google’s browser. Today, the team shared that My Chrome Theme is now available in 36 more languages, making it more accessible to everyone...

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Announcing TNW Magazine Issue v0.4: The Fashion Issue [Free!]

May 4, 2012
Announcing TNW Magazine Issue v0.4: The Fashion Issue [Free!]

People say sometimes that beauty is only superficial. That may be so. But at least it is not so superficial as Thought is. To me, Beauty is the wonder of wonders. It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances. -Oscar Wilde Spring is in the air. We can feel summer just...

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Does Apple’s Growing Dependence on China Make It Vulnerable?

May 4, 2012

Apple’s steady climb in sales and profits has fueled a 435% rise in its stock price over the last five years – making it the most valuable nongovernmental public company in the world. While happy to reap the benefits, shareholders are also skittish over when the good times will end. No business can continue...

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Want A Free Desk In SF? i/o Ventures Is Offering Space For Three Startups

May 4, 2012
Want A Free Desk In SF? i/o Ventures Is Offering Space For Three Startups

I don’t want to become the publicity arm for every tech organization throwing contest or giveaway, but once in a while, something comes along that seems like a perfect fit for TechCrunch readers. For example: i/o Ventures, the co-working space and startup incubator based in the Mission District (that’s San Francisco’s best neighborhood, for...

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MUST WATCH: Brutally Honest Dwolla Founder Ben Milne Reveals How To Court Programmers

May 4, 2012

Building a startup without having background in coding or a tech co-founder is a challenge. Dwolla founder Ben Milne tried to teach himself how to craft a website by doing what everyone solving a problem would do: “I have f***ing Google. I can get on the Internet and say ‘What’s html?” But building his...

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Open Compute builds a business model for the next era of the web

May 4, 2012
Open Compute builds a business model for the next era of the web

The server business last year netted vendors $34.4 billion on sales of 8 billion servers according to IDC, but those numbers don’t show how that business is changing. For that compare the growth in the traditional x86 market that sold those 8 million servers which grew a mere 3.7 percent year over year, to...

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