Top Stories of the Day // August 4, 2013

	Disrupt SF returns in September and the countdown is on: only 2 weeks left to get Early Bird tickets. Register now! Today's Top Stories // Aug 4, 2013 Darrell Etherington Hell No Moto X Motorola unveiled its Motorola X smartphone last week, and our own Chris Velazco found the phone impressive enough. But the more I think about it, the less... read more Billy Gallagher A Year Of Spam: The Twoo Experience Twoo, "the fastest growing place to meet new people," has been spamming people for over a year.... read more Sid Venkatesan Examining The Effects Of Patent-Troll Legislation On Startups Non-practicing entities (NPEs), or patent trolls, have largely stayed off the political radar for the 12 years since the term "patent troll" was coined. But the... read more Read more at techcrunch.com To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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Top Stories of the Day // August 3, 2013

	Disrupt SF returns in September with an all new slate of outstanding startups and influential speakers. Early Bird tickets are available until August 19: register now and save $1,000! Today's Top Stories // Aug 3, 2013 Colleen Taylor A Look Into What The Manning Verdict Means For The Tech Industry The long-running trial of Wikileaks whistle-blower Pfc. Bradley Manning came to a key (if preliminary) conclusion this week, with Judge Denise Lind announcing a... read more Gregory Ferenstein University Of California Approves Major Open Access Policy To Make Research Free read more Ryan Lawler CBS Blocks Time Warner Cable Subscribers From Watching Full Episodes On CBS.com A dispute between CBS and Time Warner Cable over retransmission fees for its broadcast content has spilled over onto the web, with a blackout of television... read more Peter Yared and Cameron Olthuis In Mastering Machine Intelligence, Google Rewrites Search Engine Rules Google has produced a car that drives itself and an Android operating system that has remarkably good speech recognition. Yes, Google has begun to master... read more alexjameswilhelm Verizon Reportedly Provides British Spy Agency Access To Its Undersea Internet Cables read more Jon Evans The Business Of Fear I spent much of this week at the Black Hat information security conference, after attending the head of the NSA's keynote speech; and I am pleased to report, O... read more Rip Empson Developed By Literacy Experts, Learn With Homer Launches On The iPad To Change How Kids Learn To Read read more Read more at techcrunch.com To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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Top Stories of the Day // August 2, 2013

	Disrupt SF returns in September with an all new slate of outstanding startups and influential speakers. Early Bird tickets are available until August 19: register now and save $1,000! Today's Top Stories // Aug 2, 2013 Darrell Etherington FBI Can Remotely Activate Android Smartphone And Laptop Mics, WSJ Reports The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FBI employs a number of high-tech hacker tactics in its efforts to round up information on suspects, including the... read more Jordan Crook Clue, Or, The Story Of How We Got Pregnant And Broke Up In The Same Day It had been more than a year since John and Asia began trying to get pregnant. The failure of one, or both, of them to produce an heir to the Biggsian throne... read more John Biggs New Project Will Let You Scan 3D Objects Using Your Browser As services go, 3D scanning is pretty hard. To get good models you need expensive lasers and data acquisition systems and even the Kinect-based scanners require... read more Josh Constine Facebook News Feed Event Aug 6 Will Give Much-Needed Rankings Explanation And Reveal What's Next Facebook plans to clear up confusion about what appears in the news feed, announce a ranking algorithm change, and preview the future of the feed at a press... read more Natasha Lomas NetBeez Is An Enterprise Network Monitoring Startup Using Raspberry Pis To Simulate Users Raspberry Pi has unsurprisingly been a smash hit with the maker community. But here's an enterprise startup that is using the $35/$25 microcomputer -- or rather... read more Anthony Ha Social Media Aggregator RebelMouse Raises $10.25M RebelMouse, the startup that allows users to combine updates from across social networks into what it calls a "social front page," is announcing that it has... read more Chris Velazco The New Motorola Is Focusing On "Very Few" Devices, And A Low-Cost Phone May Be Next Motorola has never been the most prolific smartphone maker, but there's no question that they've churned out a lot of hardware over the years. Now that Motorola... read more Catherine Shu Codementor Is An Open Marketplace That Provides Developers With One-On-One Programming Help It's a scenario all programmers are familiar with: you are coding alone, only to have something go awry and no one to ask for help. Codementor wants to prevent... read more Rip Empson Andreessen-Backed Tutor Matching Service Is Working With Colleges To Upend The Tutoring Industry, Starting With Cost Of the many ways that technology is disrupting education, one area that's changing a lot, is rife with potential, but doesn't get as much play as it should is... read more Steve O'Hear Transactional Big Data Startup ERN Bolsters Its Analytics By Acquiring Elucidata, Inspired Analytics ERN, the London-headquartered startup that's planning to use Big Data to enable banks and merchants to create loyalty-based offers for cardholders, has... read more Read more at techcrunch.com CRUNCHGOV DAILY ROUNDUP Gregory Ferenstein A Majority Of The Public Still Approves Of NSA Dragnet, 4 Graphs CrunchGov Essential is a scannable roundup of technology’s influence on the day’s big issues. Below a feature post, we present the most thoughtful,… read more Read more at techcrunch.com/crunchgov/ To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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Top Stories of the Day // August 1, 2013

	Disrupt SF returns Sept. 9-11 with an all new slate of outstanding startups and influential speakers including Dick Costolo and Marissa Mayer. Early Bird tickets are available until August 19: register today and save $1,000! Today's Top Stories // Aug 1, 2013 Ryan Lawler Netflix Makes Recommendations More Personalized By Adding Individual User Profiles Netflix is rolling out its long-anticipated user profiles, allowing multiple members of a household to create personalized accounts and get personalized... read more Darrell Etherington Apple Reportedly Ramping Up For New iPad Mini With Retina Display Later This Year Apple is indeed gearing up to put a Retina display in next version of the iPad mini, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal. The new version of... read more Darrell Etherington NoFlo Launches Kickstarter Campaign To Help Everyone To Understand And Visualize Code NoFlo, a company that has built an open-source visual programming tool based on "flow-based programming," a concept that came out of IBM in the 1970s, is... read more Josh Constine The Pinterest Roadmap Revealed The rise of Pinterest wasn't all cocktails and cupcakes. It conquered huge scaling challenges to become the world's keepsake box. Now as the we ditch the... read more Gregory Ferenstein NSA Responds To New Reports On Top-Secret Spying Program, XKeyscore The National Security Agency thinks we have been misled by The Guardian's report of a new tool, XKeyscore, that allows agents to read the content of email and... read more Chris Velazco With A Launch Fast Approaching, BlackBerry Pushes Out iOS & Android BBM Beta Invites BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins confirmed this past May that BBM would come to iOS and Android "this summer", which of course means that advertised launch window... read more Darrell Etherington Shopify Acquires Toronto-Based Design Firm Jet Cooper To Help It Remake Ecommerce Toronto based startup success story Shopify has acquired Jet Cooper, a design agency founded in 2009, for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition brings together... read more Ingrid Lunden PC Obsolescence In Action: Users Who Own Smartphones And Tablets Are Dropping Their PC Usage In The UK As the proliferation of smartphones continues to skyrocket, device owners are more and more eschewing their PCs, opting instead to use their smartphones as... read more Ingrid Lunden Despite Google's Gains, iPhone Still Edges Out Android Devices In App And Overall Smartphone Usage, Says Forrester read more Eliza Brooke Social Polling App Loop Debuts On iOS To Help You Crowdsource Everyday Decisions Loop, the newest entrant in the social polling space, is launching in the App Store today to help people solve life's little dilemmas, such as which movie to... read more Read more at techcrunch.com To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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