Daily Archives: February 15, 2013

Yahoo’s Mobile Revenue Is Just $125 Million Annually

February 15, 2013
Yahoo’s Mobile Revenue Is Just $125 Million Annually

On Yahoo’s recent fourth-quarter earnings call, CEO Marissa Mayer called the company’s mobile efforts a “nascent source of revenue,” a theme she reiterated in her appearance earlier this week at a Goldman Sachs investment conference in San Francisco. There, she said that the company was going to cut down on its apps portfolio from...

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Something Is Happening This Fall With Apple TV

February 15, 2013
Something Is Happening This Fall With Apple TV

What I’m about to say is undoubtedly going to piss some of you off. And that’s fine. Because in a few years, I’ll be right and you’ll look silly. While everyone is focused on the next generation video game consoles from Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft — the latter two of which should be coming...

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CHART OF THE DAY: What Happens To Old Smartphones

February 15, 2013
CHART OF THE DAY: What Happens To Old Smartphones

What happens to old smartphones when they’re no longer being used? They just sit around, for the most part. That’s according to a survey by Gazelle, a site that takes trade-ins of old smartphones, tablets and laptops. As you can see in this chart, 51% of people put old smartphones in a drawer or...

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AllThingsD reportedly courted by Conde Nast and Hearst as its News Corp contract comes up for renewal

February 15, 2013

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. could be calling it quits in its relationship with the tech blog AllThingsD…or it could end up extending its contract as expected. Sources tell Reuters that the contract between the two companies is set to expire at the end of this year. Additionally, it’s reported that the publication is receiving ‘inbound...

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Facebook: Java exploit used to install malware on employee computers, ‘no evidence’ user data was compromised

February 15, 2013

Facebook on Friday announced its systems were compromised last month as part of a sophisticated attack exploiting a Java vulnerability. Although the investigation is still ongoing, the company says it has “found no evidence” that “user data was compromised.” Facebook explains its security team discovered sometime in January that “a handful of employees” had...

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Tesla takes hits in its beef with the New York Times, but may have won regardless

February 15, 2013
Tesla takes hits in its beef with the New York Times, but may have won regardless

You are confused by the Tesla and New York Times beef because it is has dragged on for a week, and has had more facets than the engagement ring you wanted to buy but couldn’t stretch all your credits end to end to reach. TNW is here to help. We’re going back to the...

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Is Skype Too Cool For Windows? New Video Messages Feature Says, Yes

February 15, 2013
Is Skype Too Cool For Windows? New Video Messages Feature Says, Yes

On Friday, Microsoft launched a new Video Messages feature for Skype on the Mac, iOS and Android – but not Windows Phone or even Windows. Why? Because that’s not how Skype rolls, a company spokesman essentially said. The Video Messages feature allows users to record up to three minutes of video, and send them...

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The Top-Secret Google Glass Foundry: Finally We Get A Look Inside

February 15, 2013
The Top-Secret Google Glass Foundry: Finally We Get A Look Inside

Remember that top secret Google Glass Foundry event? You know, the one for developers for Google’s cool new augmented reality (AR) glasses? The one with the ultra-strict non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that we’d heard nary a peep out of since the second half of the event wrapped up at the beginning of this month? On its Google+...

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Zuckraking! Randi Zuckerberg Is Writing A Book About Facebook

February 15, 2013
Zuckraking! Randi Zuckerberg Is Writing A Book About Facebook

Apparently it’s not enough being a former Facebook marketing manager, owner of your own self consciously hip-yet-somehow-bottom-feeding media company, executive producer of the Bravo realityfest dot-bomb Silicon Valley, and social-media manners maven. Oh, right, and Mark Zuckerberg’s sister. So the notoriously shy and retiring Randi Zuckerberg, who has never traded on her better-known billionaire brother’s success...

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Facebook’s Graph Search mastermind shares a few tech secrets

February 15, 2013
Facebook’s Graph Search mastermind shares a few tech secrets

A month after launching its vaunted Graph Search feature to much fanfare, Facebook is finally opening up a bit about how, exactly, it works. The product’s primary architect, Lars Rasmussen, took to Reddit yesterday in an Ask Me Anything session during which he elaborated (beyond what Om reported last month) on how Graph Search...

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