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Sonos Looks to Simplify TV Soundbars With New $700 Playbar Speaker
Lauren Goode
Feb 12, 2013 06:01 am
Sonos brings "Wi-Fi Hi-Fi" sound to TVs. read more »



Broadcom Readying Its First LTE Chip, Which It Claims Will Be Smaller Than Rivals'
Ina Fried
Feb 12, 2013 05:00 am
Though it won't land in phones and tablets until next year, Broadcom's CEO said its small size and powerful features should allow the new chip to compete for a spot at the high end. read more »



With Another $21 Million in the Bank, Social Site Nextdoor Launches Version 2.0
Mike Isaac
Feb 12, 2013 04:30 am
In introducing new features and more cash, the private social network for neighborhoods is aiming for a growth spurt. read more »



Day One at D: Dive Into Media 2013, in Pictures and Tweets
Eric Johnson
Feb 12, 2013 03:30 am
The best tweets and pictures from the first day of D: Dive Into Media. read more »



Dish Bought Blockbuster to Open Wireless Stores
Ina Fried
Feb 11, 2013 07:34 pm
"Because we got delayed on wireless, it hasn't worked out exactly as we planned," Chairman Charlie Ergen said in an interview at D: Dive Into Media. read more »



Charlie Ergen on Dish's Company Culture: It's Not That We're Mean, It's That We're Like an Indiana Jones Movie
Liz Gannes
Feb 11, 2013 07:32 pm
The so-called meanest boss in America defends himself. read more »



Dish Chairman: "I Think People Are Cutting the Cord"
Ina Fried
Feb 11, 2013 07:12 pm
"I think we ought to be hooking people on pay TV when they are young," Charlie Ergen said at D: Dive Into Media. "If we are getting run out of town, I want to get in front of that." read more »



Dish Chairman Ergen on Why the Company Needs a Wireless Network, Anyway
Ina Fried
Feb 11, 2013 07:07 pm
The company would have liked to have built its own network, but since getting its license has taken so long it may need to partner. read more »



Dish's Charlie Ergen Says He Doesn't Want to Kill Ads, for Real
Liz Gannes
Feb 11, 2013 07:04 pm
"I don't want to kill ads. I also don't want to put my head in the sand," said Ergen. read more »



David Eun on Samsung's Silicon Valley Invasion
John Paczkowski
Feb 11, 2013 05:35 pm
Samsung makes a wide variety of devices -- smartphones, televisions, refrigerators. What happens when you connect them all together? read more »



Groupon Has Acquired MashLogic and Is Shutting Down Its Note-Taking Service
Tricia Duryee
Feb 11, 2013 05:17 pm
Another acquisition to help build out the daily deal company's tech team. read more »



Setting Up Shop in the Valley and NYC, Samsung Aims to Boost Its Software Side
Mike Isaac
Feb 11, 2013 05:00 pm
Samsung's new open-innovation center aims to court precious developers. read more »



Anomaly Productions Brings Interactive Twist to Graphic Novels
Bonnie Cha
Feb 11, 2013 04:54 pm
At D: Dive Into Media, Anomaly Productions shows how it's using tech to create a more immersive reading experience. read more »



Microsoft Talks Up Xbox 360 While Staying Mum on Its Successor
Ina Fried
Feb 11, 2013 04:35 pm
Speaking at D: Dive Into Media, Microsoft executives talk up the Xbox 360 and new original content efforts, but won't talk about what comes after the 360. read more »



Microsoft Fancies Itself a Content Producer Again
Ina Fried
Feb 11, 2013 04:23 pm
Former CBS executive Nancy Tellem talks about the 125-person production studio Microsoft has opened in Santa Monica in hope of getting its first original content onto the Xbox later this year. read more »



Xbox by the Numbers: 76M Devices, and They're Not All Used by Dudes
Liz Gannes
Feb 11, 2013 04:18 pm
According to Microsoft, 38 percent of Xbox users are women, and more than 51 percent are people who have kids. read more »



VMware to Acquire Storage Software Company Virsto
Arik Hesseldahl
Feb 11, 2013 03:49 pm
VMware said today that it reached a deal to acquire Virsto, a maker of software that specializes in optimizing storage in virtual and cloud computing environments. Financial terms were not disclosed. Virsto was founded in 2007, and had raised about $24 million in venture capital funding from August Capital, Canaan Partners, InterWest Partners, Southern Cross Venture Partners and Correlation Ventures. VMware shares fell more than 2 percent during the day, to $77.04 per share. read more »



American Express Cardholders Can Now Tweet to Buy
Tricia Duryee
Feb 11, 2013 03:00 pm
American Express has been using social networks to distribute offers for more than a year, but this marks the first time it is selling things. read more »



Should Amazon Spin Out Its Cloud Operations?
Arik Hesseldahl
Feb 11, 2013 02:31 pm
Probably not now, nor ever. read more »



Go Daddy Acquires Mobile Site-Building Startup M.Dot
Mike Isaac
Feb 11, 2013 01:54 pm
Web hosting and domain giant Go Daddy announced Monday that it has acquired M.Dot, a startup whose self-serve app allows users to build their own mobile websites directly from the application. This is Go Daddy's first acquisition under former Yahoo chief product officer Blake Irving, who left Yahoo to become Go Daddy CEO in December. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. read more »



Apple CEO Tim Cook to Join Michelle Obama for State of the Union Address
John Paczkowski
Feb 11, 2013 01:11 pm
When President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address Tuesday, a Silicon Valley luminary will be watching alongside the First Lady. Apple CEO Tim Cook is joining Michelle Obama for her husband's address, the first of the president's second term. read more »



Bill Gates on Philanthropy, Steve Jobs and the Microsoft Product That Never Was
Mike Isaac
Feb 11, 2013 01:07 pm
The founder of Microsoft gets real in a Reddit Q&A session. read more »



Apple Updates iOS 6.1 to Fix iPhone 4S Performance Bug
John Paczkowski
Feb 11, 2013 12:21 pm
Following outcry over a bug in iOS 6.1 that some carriers claimed compromised the 3G performance of the iPhone 4S, Apple has issued an update to its mobile operating system. On Monday afternoon, it released iOS 6.1.1, which is intended specifically to address an "issue that could impact cellular performance and reliability for iPhone 4S." read more »



U.K. Regulator Is Looking Into Autonomy's Pre-HP Books
Arik Hesseldahl
Feb 11, 2013 11:02 am
What's in those books? read more »



Gavin Newsom Talks About Transparent Government (Video)
Kara Swisher
Feb 11, 2013 10:02 am
Can we build a digital Citizenville? read more »



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MSFT: Microsoft's Surface Conundrum: RT And PRO

Microsoft's Surface Conundrum: RT And PRO
by Benedict Tubuo (Beevest)

The release strategy of the Surface family of tablets suggested that Microsoft (MSFT) intended for it to be a harbinger not a panacea. Part of the announcement for the Surface tablets specifically said it was meant to be the "ultimate stage for Windows". The launch strategy was so convoluted that you wondered if Microsoft was actually trying to sell the darn thing. It reeked of reluctance especially of the fear of pissing off partner OEM's. It was even more burdened by the fact that Microsoft inserted complexity where others seek simplicity by creating RT and PRO versions. I don't have any insights to what Microsoft planned to define as success but I suspect that the RT's market performance was not it. It was backwards in that it tried to compete with existing tablets without necessarily adding value to the proposition. It failed because it did not fundamentally impact the tablet landscape in units sold or excitement. The Pro, however, seems to be starting where the RT ended. It seems to be tickling fantasies of what could be and that, to me, is success. Setting the stage for Windows meant that the Surface's mission would have been accomplished if it raised curiosity in the form of questions from individuals, corporations and OEM's. Questions like: read more »

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[Feb 12] Why India should stop alienating Kashmir further

 

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Once again Kashmir valley is simmering with tension. Three young lives have been lost, as battle between civilians and army men have started in the valley. The feeling of being alienated have started showing its sign among the Kashmiris once again.

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Guru, Rajoana, Rajiv killers: Same story, different ending

If the Centre can call the shots on Kashmir, then why not on Punjab or Tamil Nadu? The question has been rightly raised by many, including Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. The J&K CM was worried that the execution

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Vishwaroopam Success:Kamal proves Jaya, Muslim groups wrong

Chennai, Feb 12: Film stalwart Kamal Haasan has proved all his detractors wrong, as the controversial multilingual film "Vishwaroopam" is raking moolah at the box-office. The film was stalled for almost two weeks before it was released in Kamal's native-state Tamil

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Spl police team set up to nab lawyer who 'nailed' Kurien

Thiruvanathapuram, Feb 12: A four-member police team has been set up to nab the lawyer whose revelation about Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien's involvement in the Suryanelli rape case was aired by a Malayalam news channel yesterday. Since SS Dharmarajan

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Allahabad Stampede: UP CM enjoys wedding, forgets victims

Allahabad, Feb 12: It has been learnt that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav was busy attending his cousin's wedding, instead of meeting the victims of Allahabad stampede. Around 36 people died in a stampede in Allahabad railway station on Sunday

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CBI removes lawyer from 2G case, found scheming

New Delhi, Feb 11: CBI has removed a public prosecutor from the 2G spectrum case after he was allegedly caught in a taped conversation discussing prosecution strategy with one of the high-profile accused Sanjay Chandra, Managing Director of Unitech. An

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UEFA Champions League: Celtic vs Juventus Preview

Glasgow, Feb 12: Celtic enter the UEFA Champions League round of 16 after a gap of five years and face Italian giants Juventus at Celtic Park. Having beaten them back in 2001, Celtic have to draw inspiration from their 4-3

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AAPL: Will Einhorn And The iWatch Boost Apple Shares?

Will Einhorn And The iWatch Boost Apple Shares?
by Paul Zimbardo

Apple (AAPL) has fallen nine percent in the past month and investors are scratching their heads. Apple started 2012 with significant appreciation but has been in a tailspin since hitting $705. Optimism surrounding the company has vanished and the media is now extremely critical of Apple. Now more than ever it is important to monitor developments for the company and its competitors. Below I will layout the reason why I continue to recommend Apple and, as a supplement, present complementary option strategies. read more »

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GOOG: Vringo V. Google: $350+ Million That Is Not Coming Back

Vringo V. Google: $350+ Million That Is Not Coming Back
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Intellectual property company Vringo (VRNG) has prevailed in its patent infringement lawsuit against Google (GOOG), which is now in the post-trial motions stage. Vringo is now also suing Microsoft (MSFT) on the same patents, which relate to search engine technology. read more »

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