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In case you missed it: Target’s 40 million credit cards leak,
More than 40 million credit cards have been compromised in a major breach at Target. This comes after the company made the headlines for refusing to sell Beyoncé’s album after it was released digitally first. Google had to restart its Android project after Apple unveiled the iPhone. Remember the outrage when people found out that…
In case you missed it: Viber Out, Instagram Direct, Spotify on mobile for free, and more
Viber Out to challenge Skype Out Evernote Market’s sales of physical goods now accounts for 30% of monthly sales Lightning cable, the epitome of Apple Foursquare no longer allows private check-ins on iOS 7 Will Microsoft use Windows RT or Android for low end devices? Spotify music streaming finally available for iOS and Android for…
In case you missed it: Bitcoin soars, Tencent’s 1 billion users, Android-iOS revenue gap, Samsung’s advertising splurge, and more
Bitcoin value reaches $1000 Great news? Not for a man discarded his hard disk that contained $7.5 million worth of Bitcoins. Huge gap in developer revenue between Android and iOS No wonder developers tend to prefer launching on iOS first. Google uses over 40,000 Macs Google loves the Mac, despite the Android and iOS rivalry.…
In case you missed it: Windows Phone gets essential apps, Yahoo employees reject company’s email system; a gold HTC One; and more?
Not a bad week for Windows Phone users. Windows Phone finally gets Instagram It’s here. Windows Phone users rejoice. Instagram messaging? Om Malik predicts that Instagram will be introducing a messaging system as a new feature. Waze joins Instagram on Windows Phone Instagram and Waze on the same day? Definitely a good day for Windows…
This week’s must-reads: Apple Maps, Bill Gates, The one Coin, and more
It’s been an interesting week. Aside from officially launching BakingPixel today, we’re also compiling the most interesting and popular posts from this week for you. Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 review: Unapologetically content-driven People buy the Kindle to consume content. It is no surprise that Amazon makes it the focus of the Kindle Fire HDX. Why…