- NASA’s Curiosity rover checks-in on Foursquare. Becomes Mars’ first mayor. [Foursquare]
- YouTube eases up on auto Content ID takedowns. Details new appeals process for creators and partners. [YouTube]
- Microsoft may be looking to acquire music streaming service Rdio. [WinSource]
- According to Motorola, Google doesn’t give Moto any “special treatment.” [CNET]
- The Amazing Spiderman on Blu-Ray gets 2nd screen companion app. Now available in the Play Store. [Engadget]
- Oracle’s not done yet. Files appeal in Google patent case. [FOSSPatents]
- 300,000 virtualized Android brains form the MegaDroid. Used for studying network havoc. [ArsTechnica]
- Via Licensing assembles AT&T, Clearwire, HP, NTT Docomo and others to pool standard-essential LTE patents for the greater good. [TechCrunch]
- Philips Fidelio AS351/37 is only $25 on CowBoom! Marked down from $135. [CowBoom]
Just ordered the PHILIPS FIDELIO speaker dock from COWBOOM,to pair up w/my brand new SGS3.
THX for posting this deal,Chris!
You’re welcome! I know you’ll love it and especially at THAT price. Wow. :)
Damn it…the speakers are sold out…
It’s too bad Google doesn’t give Motorola special treatment, because they need to!
No they don’t. They need to let Motorola operate as their own company and determine their own fate.
It wouldn’t be fair to other OEM’s at all.