Top Stories of the Day // April 10, 2013

Wednesday, April 10, 2013 Posted by bloggerdaddy
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Today's Top Stories // Apr 10, 2013

MG Siegler

An iPhone Lover's Take On The Facebook Phone

"This is not a Facebook Phone." Yeah, whatever. The HTC First is the first phone that has Facebook partnering up with an OEM to bake an Android pie with... read more

Drew Olanoff

Foursquare's Upcoming iOS Release Is A Pivotal Moment For The Company, As In It's "Now Or Never"

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Josh Constine

The Facebook Phone Consensus From 7 Reviews: An Impressive First Try For $99

Why trust one reviewer to tell you what phone to buy? Better to get a consensus, and across reviews by seven leading publications the verdict is that the HTC... read more

Greg Kumparak

Burner, The One-Click Disposable Phone Number App, Comes To Android

Sometimes you just need a disposable phone number. Why? Maybe you're not too sure about that dude you just met, but you want to give him a chance. Maybe you... read more

Gregory Ferenstein

Elon Musk Dares To Have A Political Opinion On Twitter

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Jordan Crook

Facebook Still Reigns Supreme With Teens, But Social Media Interest Dwindling

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Darrell Etherington

Wave Debuts Free Receipt Scanning And Management Tool To Add To Its Free Accounting Platform

The new Receipts by Wave product, which includes an iPhone app and online entry via the Wave web-based dashboard, is designed to make it possible for business... read more

Drew Olanoff

Google Adds Non-Profit Information To Knowledge Graph, Gives Them A Boost With Google+ Follow Buttons

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Jordan Crook

Viber Brings Voice Calls To BlackBerry OS (Not BB10) In Beta Update

Just a few months ago, Skype competitor Viber previewed voice calling on the BlackBerry platform. Viber is available on a multitude of platforms, including iOS,... read more

Anthony Ha

Website Testing Service Optimizely Raises $28M Round Led By Benchmark, Plans Global Expansion

Optimizely, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that helps companies A/B test different versions of their website, has raised $28 million in Series A funding.... read more
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