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Top Stories of the Day // November 1, 2013

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Today's Top Stories // Nov 1, 2013

Hands On With The Nexus 5 And Android 4.4 KitKat

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Android 4.4 KitKat Targets Google’s Next Billion Users, Adds Pervasive Search & Improves Google Now

Today Google announced details of its long-awaited Android 4.4 KitKat operating system for the first time, going beyond just the candy bar branding. KitKat is... read more

iFixit’s iPad Air Teardown Reveals Tightly Packed Innards Dominated By A Big Battery

Apple's iPad Air goes on sale today – it's easily the best iPad Apple's put out so far, but we're waiting with bated breath for the iPad mini with Retina... read more

6Wunderkinder, Maker Of To-Do App Wunderlist, Has Raised A $30M Series B, In Sequoia’s First Step Into Germany

Wunderlist, a popular task management app from Berlin-based 6Wunderkinder, has built up a loyal following of some six million users, with about one-third of... read more

Bezos, Amazon And Refusing To Act Your Age

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Google’s Barge Likely A Modular, Floating Retail Space, CBS Reports

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Being A CIO At Tesla Motors, A Startup That Builds Cars And Its Own IT

Most all of Tesla's IT is homegrown, said CIO Jay Vijayan, appearing onstage at the Constellation Research Connected Enterprise event today. The reason: the... read more



TOP VIDEOS

Ask A VC: AngelPad's Thomas Korte On NYC Expansion, The Incubator's New $7M Funding Round And More

In this week's special episode of Ask A VC from Disrupt Europe in Berlin, Germany, AngelPad founder and former... read more

Keen On… Social Media: The First 2,000 Years

How old is social media? Maybe we can date it from the birth of Facebook in February 2004. Or perhaps we can go... read more

Benchmark's Bill Gurley Explains The Reason For All Those Huge, High Valuation Funding Rounds

Backstage at TechCrunch Disrupt, I got the chance to sit down with Benchmark's Bill Gurley to talk about his recent... read more

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