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Google Mobile Blog:
Updated Gmail app in Android Market — We just released a new version of the Gmail app in Android Market, so Gmail updates aren't tied to Android version releases anymore. Now you can get new Gmail stuff faster without having to wait for system updates. To start you off …
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Electronista, Engadget, Download Squad, Technologizer, Google Operating System, The Next Web, AndroidGuys, SiliconANGLE, Switched, 901am, Startup Meme, Lifehacker, Phone Arena, EuroDroid, Droid Life, Boy Genius Report, GottaBeMobile, Erictric, mobiputing, Android Community, AndroidSPIN, BlogsDNA, Pocket-lint, Ubergizmo, techeblog.com and Gizmodo
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Bob Lord / Twitter Blog:
All about the “onMouseOver” incident — The short story: This morning at 2:54 am PDT Twitter was notified of a security exploit that surfaced about a half hour before that, and we immediately went to work on fixing it. By 7:00 am PDT, the primary issue was solved.
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CNET News, BBC, Mashable!, TechCrunch Europe, Security Watch, Gizmodo Australia, Top stories for TNW Network, PC Magazine, Switched, ReadWriteWeb, The Huffington Post, Bits, Guardian, CNN, StatusNet, Electricpig.co.uk, VentureBeat, CloudAve, LEWIS 360°, Gizmodo, Help Net Security, Computerworld, Bloggers Blog, GottaBeMobile, Guardian, Black Web 2.0, Slyck, TechSpot, The Register, Silicon Alley Insider, The Blog Herald, eWeek, GigaOM, Boy Genius Report, NBC Bay Area, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, Technologizer, Krebs on Security and Ars Technica, Thanks:atul
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Charles Arthur / Guardian:
The Twitter hack: how it started and how it worked — A Japanese developer was the first to notice the weakness in Twitter's site and says he reported it as far back as mid-August. He put up a demonstration - and then the exploits flourished — The original discovery of the weakness …
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Computerworld, InformationWeek, Inspired? No, F-Secure Antivirus …, Enterprise Irregulars, Telegraph, Erictric, Gawker, Asiajin, ReadWriteWeb, Macworld and TechCrunch Europe
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune:
Pie chart: Apple's outrageous share of the mobile industry's profits — Cupertino is raking in the cash as its competitors struggle to post any profit at all. Canaccord Genuity initiated coverage of Apple (AAPL) Tuesday with a “buy” rating and a price target of $356 per share.
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broadstuff, App Advice, Fast Company, MacStories, Cult of Mac, 9 to 5 Mac, MacRumors, MacNN, Macsimum News and MacDailyNews
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
So A Blogger Walks Into A Bar... Yesterday I was tipped off about a “secret meeting” between a group of “Super Angels” being held at Bin 38, a restaurant and bar in San Francisco. “Do not come, you will not be welcome,” I was told. — So I did what any self respecting blogger would do …
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broadstuff, Thanks:louisgray
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider:
Apple And Facebook Talked For More Than A Year — Then Apple Launched Ping Without Facebook's Help — Three weeks after Apple launched Ping, its new social networking service, Apple still hasn't been able to work out a deal with Facebook to integrate its vast social network into Ping.
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9 to 5 Mac, MacRumors, TiPb, MacStories, MacNN and iClarified
Vlad Savov / Engadget:
CE-Oh no he didn't!: Anssi Vanjoki says using Android is like peeing in your pants for warmth — You've been asking and imploring, so Anssi Vanjoki — straight shooter, that he is — now has an answer. Why doesn't Nokia switch to Android? Because Google's software represents …
Brian Morrissey / Adweek:
VideoEgg Buys Six Apart — Makes bid to become ‘modern media company’ — Rich media ad network VideoEgg is recasting itself as Say Media after its purchase of blog platform Six Apart. — The absorption of Six Apart gives the company the added reach of the latter's Movable Type and TypePad blogging software.
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Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
Six Apart Deal With VideoEgg Marks the End of an Era
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Nicholas Carlson / The Wire:
The Facebook Movie Is An Act Of Cold-Blooded Revenge - New, Unpublished IMs Tell The Real Story — On October 1, Columbia Pictures will release The Social Network, a film that portrays Facebook's CEO and cofounder, Mark Zuckerberg, as an arrogant nerd-punk who betrays friends and classmates …
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Silicon Alley Insider, Stanford Daily, Gawker, Inc.com, TechCrunch, All Facebook and Fast Company, more at Mediagazer »
Wall Street Journal:
RIM Readies Its Answer to iPad — BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. could unveil its new tablet computer—as well as the operating system that will power it—as early as next week, at a developers' conference in San Francisco, say people familiar with RIM's plans.
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Larry Dignan / Between the Lines Blog:
Connecting the dots: RIM may launch its Black Pad Monday
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Electronista, Thanks:jasonhiner
Lance Whitney / CNET News:
Google report shows where its content is blocked — Google's Transparency Report shows which countries are asking the company to remove certain content. — In the wake of Google's censorship battles with China and other nations, the search giant has launched a new tool to reveal …
Paul Thurrott / SuperSite for Windows:
Droid Attack Spells Doom for iPhone — Last year, while I was on a business trip, my wife surprised me during a phone call by telling me that she was going to purchase a Motorola DROID and finally enter the smart phone age. This was surprising on a number of levels.
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Aaron Greenspan / The Huffington Post:
The Legend of Mark Zuckerberg — Bill Gates got me into Harvard. I had never met the man even once in my life, and I had certainly never been the beneficiary of his unparalleled personal fortune in any direct sense. I had, of course, used his company's software, and throughout high school …
Michael Zwibelman / The Official Google Blog:
Taking rogue pharmacies to court — We work very hard to make sure that ads shown on Google provide useful information for our users. But sometimes we need to take action against ads that violate our policies, as when we block malware ads, or when we filed suit last year against “Google Money” scammers.
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Ernesto / TorrentFreak:
France Starts Reporting ‘Millions’ of File-Sharers — This week the controversial French three-strikes anti-piracy law Hadopi went live. Copyright holders are currently in the process of sending out tens of thousands of IP-addresses of alleged infringers to Internet service providers …
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Jon Fortt / Tech Check:
iPad Tops in Consumer Satisfaction: Report — Big news for Apple and Apple investors: The iPad is the highest-scoring product that a leading consumer satisfaction index has ever tracked. — The implication here is that the iPad's popularity may well have real staying power heading into the all-important holiday quarter.
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Macworld, Internet2Go, PC World, theacsi.org, Computerworld, Digital Daily, CNNMoney.com, Between the Lines Blog, MacRumors, Fortune, GMSV, eWeek and Electronista
Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat:
With News Feed changes, Facebook issues a friend request to social game makers — Months after it hurt social game publishers by taking away some of its best viral methods for spreading apps, Facebook is hoping to make amends. — The company is planning to announce today it will make changes …
Leena Rao / TechCrunch:
Google Deciphers The Balance Of Power Across The U.S. — Google has consistently offered consumers useful ways to interact with election and politics online including “In Quotes,” maps of where to vote, and town hall meetings on YouTube. Today, the search giant is helping you see where the balance …
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Google Public Policy Blog, Search Engine Land, Hillicon Valley and Google Maps Mania
Bappa Majumdar / Reuters:
India in talks on BlackBerry e-mail access-source — (Reuters) - India is in talks with Research In Motion Ltd (RIM.TO) to gain access to BlackBerry corporate e-mails after securing access to instant messages sent via the devices, a senior government source said on Tuesday.
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Phone Arena, SiliconANGLE, pocketnow.com, Guardian, Electronista, GeekSmack, Digital Daily and Tech Trader Daily
Surur / WMPoweruser.com:
Full specs of the Windows phone 7 HTC Mozart leaked — A kind tipster has sent us this video of the HTC Mozart in action (which we have seen before) and also the full specs of the device, which we have not. — He confirms the device runs a 1GHzQualcomm QSD 8250, with 512 MB ROM and 8GB storage …
Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb:
Big New Wireless Spectrum Expected to Open for Internet of Things This Week — The FCC will meet on Thursday to vote on a proposal to open up a larger swath of wireless spectrum to licensing than was opened at the dawn of TV remote controls, baby monitors, cordless phones and WiFi networks.
