Top Stories of the Day // March 27, 2013

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Today's Top Stories // Mar 27, 2013

Facebookers Go Red To Support Marriage Equality

Notice a little extra red in the blue sea of Facebook the past couple of days?... read more

Meet Forecast, The Web App That Has Web App Developers Drooling

Anyone remember the last time I said "Wow! Look at how pretty this web app is!"? Because I don't. At least, not before this morning when I saw Forecast. read more

BlackBerry's Android Bet Is Paying Off

BlackBerry's App World now touts 100,000 BB10 applications. An impressive number for a platform just months old. But out of those 100,000 applications, roughly... read more

Samsung Received The Most Mobile Patents In 2012, Now Leads The World Overall

Samsung lost out big to Apple last year in a mobile patent blowout in the U.S., but it's been slowly building up an arsenal of patents that potentially will... read more

A Leaner, Stronger, More Modest Y Combinator

"This is way better." That was the prevailing sentiment at today's Y Combinator Demo Day where 47 fresh startups strutted their stuff for investors. Compared to... read more

Netflix Goes Sci-Fi With Its Next Original Series, Sense8

Hot on the heels of Netflix's original series House Of Cards, the company hasannounced that it will release a new sci-fi TV series to the platform called... read more

Audioair Wants To Unlock Audio From Muted TVs Everywhere And Give Your Local Bar A New Way To Advertise

If you've ever been in a sports bar with your friends to watch a big game, you've likely run into the "muting" problem. While the bar may have two dozen TVs,... read more

The New Flipboard Lets You Create Your Own Mobile Magazine, Adds Search, Etsy And More

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Microsoft Will Release Windows Blue Public Preview At Build Conference In June

Microsoft will be releasing an initial public preview release of Windows Blue, its next-generation desktop operating system, at its annual Build developer... read more

Click & Grow Turns To Kickstarter To Seed Its 2nd Gen "Smart Herb Garden"

Another established hardware startup is turning to Kickstarter to help fund its next wares. This time it's the turn of Click & Grow, maker of the smart... read more

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Top Stories of the Day // March 27, 2013

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The Stanford Women In Business Design Yourself Spring Conference is taking place on Sunday April 7th, with TechCrunch co-editor Alexia Tsotsis, Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel and many more in attendance. Sign up here to join!
Today's Top Stories // Mar 27, 2013

Facebookers Go Red To Support Marriage Equality

Notice a little extra red in the blue sea of Facebook the past couple of days?... read more

Meet Forecast, The Web App That Has Web App Developers Drooling

Anyone remember the last time I said "Wow! Look at how pretty this web app is!"? Because I don't. At least, not before this morning when I saw Forecast. read more

BlackBerry's Android Bet Is Paying Off

BlackBerry's App World now touts 100,000 BB10 applications. An impressive number for a platform just months old. But out of those 100,000 applications, roughly... read more

Samsung Received The Most Mobile Patents In 2012, Now Leads The World Overall

Samsung lost out big to Apple last year in a mobile patent blowout in the U.S., but it's been slowly building up an arsenal of patents that potentially will... read more

A Leaner, Stronger, More Modest Y Combinator

"This is way better." That was the prevailing sentiment at today's Y Combinator Demo Day where 47 fresh startups strutted their stuff for investors. Compared to... read more

Netflix Goes Sci-Fi With Its Next Original Series, Sense8

Hot on the heels of Netflix's original series House Of Cards, the company hasannounced that it will release a new sci-fi TV series to the platform called... read more

Audioair Wants To Unlock Audio From Muted TVs Everywhere And Give Your Local Bar A New Way To Advertise

If you've ever been in a sports bar with your friends to watch a big game, you've likely run into the "muting" problem. While the bar may have two dozen TVs,... read more

The New Flipboard Lets You Create Your Own Mobile Magazine, Adds Search, Etsy And More

read more

Microsoft Will Release Windows Blue Public Preview At Build Conference In June

Microsoft will be releasing an initial public preview release of Windows Blue, its next-generation desktop operating system, at its annual Build developer... read more

Click & Grow Turns To Kickstarter To Seed Its 2nd Gen "Smart Herb Garden"

Another established hardware startup is turning to Kickstarter to help fund its next wares. This time it's the turn of Click & Grow, maker of the smart... read more

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Top Stories of the Day // March 26, 2013

Tuesday, March 26, 2013 Posted by bloggerdaddy 0 comments
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The Stanford Women In Business Design Yourself Spring Conference is taking place on Sunday April 7th, with TechCrunch co-editor Alexia Tsotsis, Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel and many more in attendance. Sign up here to join!
Today's Top Stories // Mar 26, 2013

You're Doing It Wrong, BlackBerry

BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins recently confirmed with CNET that the company would launch a midtier device yet this year and an "exciting" new flagship device... read more

Fitocracy's 1M Users, Including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Are More Engaged Than Any Other Social Network Besides Facebook

As quantified self devices and services come into their own, gamified social fitness tracker Fitocracy has found itself smack dab in the middle of a movement.... read more

Internet Borked? The Amazing Jellybean Resets It All In The Right Order With One Button Press (Or Over Bluetooth)

A few years ago, I received a panicked phone call from a friend I hadn't heard from in months. His Internet connection was on the fritz, and he had a huge... read more

Fingerprints Instead Of Credit Cards? YC-Backed PayTango Aims To Make Payments Work Through Biometrics

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Google Launches "Full Value Of Mobile" Calculator To Help Businesses Measure Online And Offline Impact Of Mobile Marketing

The market for mobile advertising is forecast to reach $11.4 billion this year on the back of explosive growth in smartphones and tablets, but companies like... read more

Pocket Introduces Publisher Tools And Analytics To Extend Content Life With Its 8.5M-Strong Audience

Pocket, the save-for-later service that evolved from ReadItLater, is introducing new publisher tools today, including a way to see how content saved to the... read more

Yelp Announces A New 'Revenue Estimator' For Small Businesses

Yelp is announcing a new feature intended to highlight and quantify the value that the listing and review site provides for small businesses.... read more

Apple Patents Battery-Saving Multi-Touch Displays That Don't Need To Be Active To Work

Apple was granted a patent Tuesday by the USPTO that describes a system for implementing multi-touch in a mobile device even when there the display itself isn't... read more

Bug Kills Facebook Comments And Like Counts Across The Web, But Fix Will Restore Them Soon

Facebook has confirmed to TechCrunch that a new bug has temporarily reset Like counts and comment threads on sites sporting its Like buttons and Comments... read more

Crowd Surfing The Zombie Apocalypse, Or Why Spotify's TV Ad Is So Creepy We Made A Parody

I love you Spotify, but you're freaking me out. Today you showed off your first television commercial. It's supposed to introduce the mainstream world to the... read more

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Top Stories of the Day // March 26, 2013

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The Stanford Women In Business Design Yourself Spring Conference is taking place on Sunday April 7th, with TechCrunch co-editor Alexia Tsotsis, Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel and many more in attendance. Sign up here to join!
Today's Top Stories // Mar 26, 2013

You're Doing It Wrong, BlackBerry

BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins recently confirmed with CNET that the company would launch a midtier device yet this year and an "exciting" new flagship device... read more

Fitocracy's 1M Users, Including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Are More Engaged Than Any Other Social Network Besides Facebook

As quantified self devices and services come into their own, gamified social fitness tracker Fitocracy has found itself smack dab in the middle of a movement.... read more

Internet Borked? The Amazing Jellybean Resets It All In The Right Order With One Button Press (Or Over Bluetooth)

A few years ago, I received a panicked phone call from a friend I hadn't heard from in months. His Internet connection was on the fritz, and he had a huge... read more

Fingerprints Instead Of Credit Cards? YC-Backed PayTango Aims To Make Payments Work Through Biometrics

read more

Google Launches "Full Value Of Mobile" Calculator To Help Businesses Measure Online And Offline Impact Of Mobile Marketing

The market for mobile advertising is forecast to reach $11.4 billion this year on the back of explosive growth in smartphones and tablets, but companies like... read more

Pocket Introduces Publisher Tools And Analytics To Extend Content Life With Its 8.5M-Strong Audience

Pocket, the save-for-later service that evolved from ReadItLater, is introducing new publisher tools today, including a way to see how content saved to the... read more

Yelp Announces A New 'Revenue Estimator' For Small Businesses

Yelp is announcing a new feature intended to highlight and quantify the value that the listing and review site provides for small businesses.... read more

Apple Patents Battery-Saving Multi-Touch Displays That Don't Need To Be Active To Work

Apple was granted a patent Tuesday by the USPTO that describes a system for implementing multi-touch in a mobile device even when there the display itself isn't... read more

Bug Kills Facebook Comments And Like Counts Across The Web, But Fix Will Restore Them Soon

Facebook has confirmed to TechCrunch that a new bug has temporarily reset Like counts and comment threads on sites sporting its Like buttons and Comments... read more

Crowd Surfing The Zombie Apocalypse, Or Why Spotify's TV Ad Is So Creepy We Made A Parody

I love you Spotify, but you're freaking me out. Today you showed off your first television commercial. It's supposed to introduce the mainstream world to the... read more

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