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Tuesday, 12th February 2013

Apple

Tim Cook: "I've Never Been More Bullish For Innovation At Apple"

Apple's CEO does not think the company has lost its mojo or failed to innovate. 

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Google

Apple Wishes It Knew How To Quit Google's Money

How much would you pay to be the default search engine in the iOS mobile operating system?

Mobile Brian Proffitt comments

online dating

How To Hack Online Dating And Use Data To Find True Love

Despite the smart algorithms of sites like Match.com, OKCupid and JDate, online dating is still a weird and imperfect experience. How one woman reverse engineered dating sites to meet her husband. 

Hack John Paul Titlow comments

BYOD Grows Up

10 Tips to Make BYOD A Success In Your Enterprise

BYOD is a major undertaking. These 10 steps can make it simpler and more productive.

Enterprise Cormac Foster comments

Privacy

Online Privacy: The Opt-Out Revolution Is Almost Here

Internet companies making a fortune by selling user data to advertisers could soon see those business models erode as fed-up consumers share far less of their personal information.

Antone Gonsalves comments

Mobile Payments

How Mobile Payments Will Transform The Shopping Experience: A Best-Case Scenario

How do we know that 2013 is really the year that “mobile wallets” will finally take off?

Mobile Michael Della Penna comments

Carriers

What Would It Take To Make You Switch Mobile Carriers?

ReadWrite wants to know about how satisfied you are with your current mobile carrier, and what might entice you to switch.

Mobile Fredric Paul comments

Monday, 11th February 2013

Facebook

Dead Dutch Programmer Sues Facebook For Patent Violations

A deceased Dutch social media visionary may have invented Facebook. Oh yeah, and the firm bringing the legal heat also represented the Wright Brothers. 

Social Taylor Hatmaker comments

Microsoft

Bill Gates Does An AMA On Reddit - Promotes Robots, Speech & More

Bill Gates, Microsoft's onetime supreme overlord and the current chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, took to Reddit Monday morning to allow users to "Ask Me Anything." 

Adam Popescu comments

Flickr

Flickr Admits To A Bug That Made Private Photos Public (Yikes)

Get ready to comb through that epic Flickr photo collection...

Social Taylor Hatmaker comments