Daily Archives: June 20, 2012

Tumblr revamps its iOS app with new layout, offline mode, support for high-res images, Spotify and more

June 20, 2012
Tumblr revamps its iOS app with new layout, offline mode, support for high-res images, Spotify and more

Tumblr has introduced version 3.0.0 of its iOS app which features a raft of changes included a revamped dashboard, support for high-resolution images and Spotify, a new image viewer and offline support. Speaking last week, CEO David Karp said it would launch the new app, and the company describes the new release as a...

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Apple is hiring in Indonesia, indicating plans for a retail and commercial push there

June 20, 2012

Apple is hiring for a number of positions in Indonesia, suggesting that the Cupertino-headquartered company is accelerating plans to develop its retail and commercial presence in the Southeast Asian country. Apple is looking for an HR manager, based on a job opening on Linkedin while its Singapore-based website features three 3 positions based in...

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Windows Phone 8 Is A Great Big, Crazy, Beautiful Mess

June 20, 2012
Windows Phone 8 Is A Great Big, Crazy, Beautiful Mess

The Lumia 900 sold me on Windows Phone. The 900 is a marriage of fresh hardware with a fun operating system. I dig the Start Screen with the Live Tiles. There are some shortcomings. The camera sucks, to be sure, and the phone isn’t yet available on Verizon. Plus, after using the phone for...

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Apple fined $2.25m in Australia, as penalty for misleading 4G iPad ads is approved

June 20, 2012
Apple fined $2.25m in Australia, as penalty for misleading 4G iPad ads is approved

Apple’s proposed AU$2.25 million fine for misleading Australian consumers with advertising for its 4G-compatible iPad has now been approved by the judge in charge of the trial, just two weeks after being tentatively accepted by Apple. The suit was brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in March, when the watchdog claimed that...

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The Future Of Microsoft Is Sunny With A Chance Of Thunderstorms

June 20, 2012
The Future Of Microsoft Is Sunny With A Chance Of Thunderstorms

The past few years haven’t been kind to Microsoft. (There’s no need to walk down memory lane. We all know what’s happened.) But somehow that’s all changed in the past few days. Surface and Windows Phone 8, along with Windows 8 and Xbox prove there’s still some fight left in the old dog. It’s...

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Exclusive: SpiderCloud lands NEC contract to build private 3G networks

June 20, 2012
Exclusive: SpiderCloud lands NEC contract to build private 3G networks

Silicon Valley 3G femtocell startup SpiderCloud Wireless just closed a big $35 million funding round, but it’s about to reveal a deal arguably of much bigger importance. On Thursday, SpiderCloud will announce a new contract with one of the world’s biggest telecom infrastructure makers, NEC, to supply its enterprise small cell technology to carriers...

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How far is too far to invest? Your plane’s Wi-Fi may dictate new growth

June 20, 2012
How far is too far to invest? Your plane’s Wi-Fi may dictate new growth

(L to R) John Vironis, Managing Director, Lightspeed Ventures; Michael Skok, General Partner, North Bridge Venture Partners; Frank Artale, Managing Director, Ignition Partners(c)2012 Pinar Ozger [email protected] How far are investors willing to go to invest? As long as they get wifi on their flights, the borders are extending further, they told the crowd at GigaOM Structure Wednesday...

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Google Separates App Reviews From Bug Reports In Chrome Web Store – Coming Soon To Google Play, Too?

June 20, 2012
Google Separates App Reviews From Bug Reports In Chrome Web Store – Coming Soon To Google Play, Too?

It’s no secret that the current ratings system most online app stores use is slightly broken. Users often use them to file bug reports and request new features, but that’s not exactly an efficient way to contact developers. Google, it seems, is trying to fix this. Developers who have apps in the Chrome Web...

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Charity: water offers a lesson in transparency, shows you the drills you’ve funded and lets you follow them

June 20, 2012
Charity: water offers a lesson in transparency, shows you the drills you’ve funded and lets you follow them

One of the difficult things for non-profit organizations to do is showing donators where their money is going exactly. It’s a difficult proposition, especially when most organizations spend so much time on the actual programs as well as campaigns to raise money. Basically, there’s little to be said for the “middle”, which is explaining...

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WiFi Chipmaker GainSpan Grabs $6.5 Million Funding, Looking To Raise $13.5 Million More

June 20, 2012
WiFi Chipmaker GainSpan Grabs $6.5 Million Funding, Looking To Raise $13.5 Million More

GainSpan, a Silicon Valley company that deals in low power WiFi semiconductor technology, is looking to raise a total of $20 million in a new round of funding, according to a filing made today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. GainSpan has closed on $6.47 million of the offering, leaving some $13.53 million...

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