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February 23 2012
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YouTube is now available in four additional Indian languages – Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu, Google’s video platform announced in a blog post today. This comes in addition to Hindi...
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Well, we didn’t expect this. Android, a Gmail-focused mobile operating system has proven to be fertile ground for Hotmail. Today, Microsoft announced that it has hit a new belt-notch: The...
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Bradley Manning, a hero to some and pariah to others, has been formally charged with ‘aiding the enemy,’ among 21 other counts. Manning, 24, is accused of being the source...
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Microsoft is taking its ‘smoked by Windows Phone’ project to new mediums by baking its races into an ad, featuring its ever-present public face, Ben The PC Guy. That Ben...
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The way that Apple has integrated Twitter into its two operating systems, first iOS and then OS X, has been nothing short of a massive victory for the service. While the...
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Clear, the clever iPhone app we reviewed last week, has sold 350k copies in just the 9 days after its release, reports The Guardian. The publication got some quotes from...
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Hot on the heels of a number of updates, including Docs for Android with realtime, rich text and collaboration in Google Presentations, Google has announced that it is adding Google+ Circles to...
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Usabilla, a usability startup that helps companies refine their user experience design, has just launched Usabilla Discover in beta, a discovery tool for designers and developers that merges together the best of sites like Dribble and Pinterest....
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Google has replaced Sanjay Jha as Motorola Mobility’s CEO, reports Bloomberg. The company has chosen Dennis Woodside, Google’s former Senior Vice President of Americas, to replace Jha. This move replaces...
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On the same day BBC Worldwide announced that its global iPlayer app was booming in Australia, the BBC’s commercial arm has revealed that its News app has launched internationally for...
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If you haven’t noticed, polling and taking comments on the Internet is generally a drag. The systems tend to be slow, difficult to use, and hard to track. We’ve settled...
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s Square payments now accepted inside Facebook HQ
Although he’s a co-founder of Twitter and hobnobs with the President, Jack Dorsey is even more serious about his mobile payment company Square. Dorsey famously splits his time between Square and Twitter, putting in an inhuman 8 hours a day at both companies.
Now, Dorsey has shown just how dedicated he is to getting Square everywhere with the announcement that even a coffee shop inside rival social network Facebook’s campus is fair game.
The @Philz_Coffee in Facebook’s new HQ now accepts Square: twitter.com/Philz_Coffee/s…
— Jack Dorsey (@jack) February 23, 2012
Just last December, Dorsey announced that Square had over 1M active merchants using its service, and later that month T-Mobile became the first carrier to begin offering the Square payment devices. An interesting factoid for you, Square was originally called Squirrel and made of wood, but all of that changed after a lunch with Scott Forstall at Apple one day.
By the way, Philz Coffee is superb, I’d highly recommend you try it if you ever can. You can pick up a Tesora medium sweet for me.
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Google continues to move all of its resources for developers to the new developers.google.com site, something that it has been working at since last September, when it announced the Google+...
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On the same day Rupert Murdoch essentially kick-started a Sunday newspaper price war by announcing the all-new Sunday Sun would hit shelves for £0.50 (USD$0.79) – whilst simultaneously dropping the...
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Google backs ‘Do Not Track’, Twitter speaks out on French parody censorship complaints and Google adds artificial language Esperanto to its Translate product. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.
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Google Chrome will support Do Not Track, as advertisers back the Web privacy drive: Read more
Twitter answers accusations of censorship for closing French anti-Sarkozy accounts: Read more
Google adds Esperanto to Google Translate, making it the 64th supported language. Neniel!: Read more
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Tumblr’s massive growth over the past few years means that it’s being used for nearly everything imaginable. From the awesome blogs we highlight every Tumblr Tuesday to explicit content and...
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