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Mark Gurman / 9 to 5 Mac:
10.7 Lion allows multi-user remote computing — iMac screen sharing with MacBook Air on a different account — Yesterday we told you that the popular Back to my Mac feature might go free with 10.7 Lion and we also told you the service received a few tweaks in Lion.
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TUAW, Pulse2, Download Squad, MacGazette.net and AllNewsMac, Thanks:appleonic
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Arn / MacRumors:
Mac OS X Lion's Safari is Snappier and More Stable Thanks to WebKit2
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TiPb and Apple Gazette
Daniel Eran Dilger / AppleInsider:
Inside Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Apple adds SSD TRIM support
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Softpedia News, MacRumors, The NeoSmart Files, ZDNet and Gizmodo, Thanks:lockergnome
AppleInsider:
Inside Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Missing Front Row, Rosetta and Java runtime
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9 to 5 Mac, VentureBeat and The Register
Mark Gurman / 9 to 5 Mac:
Lion's ‘Signature Capture’ in Preview photographs your written signature to put in PDFs
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Examiner and MacStories
AppleInsider:
Inside Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: New Migration Assistant helps Windows PC switchers
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TechCrunch, Examiner, MacStories, AllNewsMac and CNET News
Mark Gurman / 9 to 5 Mac:
Podcast Publisher lets you run your own shows, debuts in 10.7 Lion
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AppleInsider, MacNN and 9 to 5 Mac
Alexia Tsotsis / TechCrunch:
What ‘The Social Network’ Won (Three Awards, But Not Best Picture) #Oscars — Despite losing Best Picture to The King's Speech, Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher's epic Facebook creation myth The Social Network did pick up three Oscars tonight, more than any film about nerds has ever garnered, unless you count A Beautiful Mind.
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CNET News, NetworkEffect, CNET News, @parislemon, The Next Web, @larrymagid and /Film, more at Mediagazer »
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Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
How Chris Sacca And J.P. Morgan Acquired 10% Of Twitter Via Huge Secret Secondary Fund — Lots and lots of buzz today in all the major newspapers about how J.P. Morgan is trying to buy 10% or so of Twitter for $450 million. — As far as I can tell, all of the stories are wrong.
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Pulse2, @stevecheney and @semilshah
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David Gelles / Financial Times:
JPMorgan fund eyes 10% stake in Twitter
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CNET News, Wall Street Journal, DealBook and New York Magazine, Thanks:dgelles
Josh Constine / Inside Facebook:
All of Facebook's Like Buttons on Third-Party Sites Now Publish a Full News Feed Story — When users click the Like or Recommend button on a third-party website or within a Facebook app, it now publishes a full news feed story instead of just a one-line Recent Activity story.
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ReadWriteWeb and Pulse2
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Vadim Lavrusik / Mashable!:
Facebook Like Button Takes Over Share Button Functionality
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RyanSpoon.com, Tony Adam, The Blog Herald, @dannysullivan and Soshable
Mark Gurman / 9 to 5 Mac:
Apple testing Android-like gesture-based lock screen for iOS — Apple has been working on a new gesture-based lock screen for iOS devices that works similarly to Android's “dots” lock screen feature. The user sets up a pattern and needs to input that same pattern in, instead of a password or a four number code.
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Engadget, App Advice, Examiner, AllNewsMac, Gadgets DNA, PhoneDog.com, Pulse2, Shoutpedia and Electronista
Zach Epstein / BGR:
BlackBerry PlayBook will support Android apps, RIM rep proclaims [video] — BGR exclusively reported in January that Research in Motion was hard at work trying to add support for Android applications to the BlackBerry PlayBook and its QNX-based OS. The move would be a huge one …
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Pulse2, Engadget, Examiner, netbooknews.com, MobileWhack, PhoneDog.com and CrackBerry.com blogs
Ryan Singel / Epicenter:
Did Google Pre-Emptively Block a 4G iPhone on Verizon? — In 2008, after much protest, Verizon accepted openness conditions attached to valuable spectrum being auctioned off by the FCC, and spent $4.7 billion to buy nationwide capacity that would ensure it could build a robust 4G network for the next generation of mobile devices.
Matt Brian / The Next Web:
Google acknowledges Gmail issues as users complain of missing emails — Google has acknowledged a problem with its popular Gmail email service after users reported missing emails, labels and contacts over the past few hours. — The Huffington Post reports that some users had been using …
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The Huffington Post, CNET News, ReadWriteWeb, Engadget, Pulse2, TechSpot, NBC Bay Area, Techie Buzz, Security Watch and Neowin.net
Dave / Master of 500 Hats:
Thoughts on Angel List, “Social Proof”, “Spray & Pray”, & The Network Effects of Large Scale Investing — (ok folks, i've gotta take the kids to basketball practice in a few hours, so will try to power through this — that means limited crazy fonts, profanity, wild pix... sorry little monsters, next time ;)
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Learn to Duck, The Business Insider, @rabois, Daily Patricia, @scobleizer, @mattmireles, @carterac and @peterchane, Thanks:davemcclure
Michael Rose / TUAW:
Ive due $30m stock windfall, may seek relocation back to UK — Other than Steve Jobs's brain, the mind most clearly at work in Apple's history of compelling and human-centric products belongs to Jonathan ‘Jony’ Ive, 44. After joining Apple in 1992, he rose to become the company's senior vice president …
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Daily Mail, BGR, Mashable!, MacRumors, The Loop, BetaNews, Electronista, Geek.com, AppleInsider, SAI, Erictric and Edible Apple, Thanks:miketrose
Lore Croghan / NY Daily News:
Sen. Chuck Schumer calls on Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo and more to beef up protection from hackers — OMG - it's 2 e-z 4 computer hackers to steal your personal info at coffeehouses and bookstores, Sen. Chuck Schumer warned Sunday. — He called on the top brass at popular websites like Facebook …
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@al3x, @recompiler, Reuters and PC World
Mark Lee / Bloomberg:
Groupon Starts China Service; Tencent, Alibaba's Jack Ma Among Investors — Groupon Inc., owner of the biggest coupon website, said it started an online group-buying service in China as consumers in the world's fastest-growing major economy increase spending over the Internet.
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Chicago Business, Wall Street Journal, The Tech Trade, The Next Web and Pulse2
