Top Stories of the Day // April 26, 2013

Friday, April 26, 2013 Posted by bloggerdaddy
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Today's Top Stories // Apr 26, 2013

Matt Burns

Google Crashes Facebook Home's Easy Updating Party, Now Requires All Play Apps To Be Updated Through The Play Store

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Josh Constine

Parse Isn't An OS, But It Is Facebook's Answer To Android And iOS

Facebook doesn't own a mobile operating system, and that's a problem. Developers don't need Facebook to build apps, and it doesn't get a 30% cut of payments.... read more

Ingrid Lunden

As Smartphones Reach A Global Tipping Point, Leader Samsung Shipped 71M Devices In Q1, Nearly 2X As Many As Apple

IDC is the first of the big analyst companies to come out with quarterly mobile device shipment numbers that indicate Q1 as the first quarter where smartphones... read more

Sarah Perez

Blink, A New App For Ephemeral Text And Photo Messaging, Arrives On iPhone

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Natasha Lomas

European M-Payments Startup SumUp Partners With Revel Systems, An iPad POS Provider, For Its Push Into Europe

SumUp, one of the many European mobile card reader startups targeting small businesses -- and taking advantage of Square's continued absence to acquire users... read more

Ingrid Lunden

Wavii Confirms Google Buy, Shuts Down Its Service To Make Natural Language Products For The Search Giant

Wavii, the natural language technology startup, has updated its home page, and its previously-monochromatic logo, to officially confirm that it has been... read more

Sarah Perez

Life360, A Family Networking App With More Users Than Foursquare, Is Now Headed For Cars, Smart Home Systems

Foursquare recently announced it has grown to 33 million users, but another, albeit older, location-based app called Life360 just crossed a milestone of its... read more

Rip Empson

Backed By Travel Veterans, Superfly Launches A "Mailbox For Travel" As It Shifts From Metasearch Into Big Data

Superfly launched at TechCrunch Disrupt SF in 2010 with plans to become the Mint.com of travel, or more specifically, for your rewards and frequent flier miles... read more

Catherine Shu

Hon Hai Looks Toward Indonesia's Promising Economy As Apple's Growth Slows

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Alex Williams

New Boundary App For Splunk Predicts Root Cause Of App Brownouts

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