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Machine Zone and Kabam were at each other’s throats in a legal battle over alleged corporate espionage. But all is settled now. The two Silicon Valley mobile game companies issued a joint release today saying that they had amicably resolved the trade secret lawsuit that Machine Zone filed against Kabam on August 13. “Kabam holds […]... →

Turns out developers were in pretty heavy anticipation of seeing Tim Cook take the stage at yesterday’s “Hey Siri” event, but some new features got them a little more excited than others. A few of the developers and beta testers for a heart-monitoring Apple Watch app called Cardiogram wore their devices in workout mode during yesterday’s event and what were the… Read More... →

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (By Irene Klotz, Reuters) — United Launch Alliance (ULA), the biggest supplier of rockets for the U.S. military, will ramp up rocket engine work with Amazon.com Inc founder Jeff Bezos’ space company, the companies said on Thursday. The move comes as ULA, a partnership of Lockheed Martin Corp and Boeing Co, is considering a […]... →

You’re a college freshman relishing in your newfound freedom. You wake up in your cramped dorm room, roll over and grab your laptop to check Facebook — but when you type in your password, it’s rejected. Slightly annoyed, you pull on some clothes, grab your backpack and head to the local coffee shop, where your credit card is promptly declined. Frazzled and in desperate need… Read More... →

GUEST: Apple’s announcement last week to work with Cisco on optimizing networks for iOS devices is another key enterprise partnership that pretty much cements Apple as a once unlikely key player in the enterprise IT domain. Most IT organizations have already had to deal with the onslaught of personal mobile devices entering the workspace. However, the […]... →

German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged Facebook to do more against racist comments and hate posts, in comments due to be published in a regional newspaper on Friday. Germany is expecting a record-breaking influx of refugees this year. Politicians and celebrities have voiced concern about a rise of xenophobic comments in German on Facebook and other […]... →

Glassbreakers, the mentorship platform for women, is getting into the enterprise software business, after recently doing trial runs with Box and Pinterest. Next year, Glassbreakers will officially launch an enterprise solution for diversity to companies with over 10,000 employees. The Glassbreakers enterprise software will offer mentorship for women, a content channel to highlight… Read More... →

President Barack Obama is still trying to get the message across that the nuclear deal struck with Iran is a good one. He’s practically tried nearly every medium out there. Today he responded to questions on the question and answer service Quora. As Congress is still debating over the merits of the deal, the White […]... →

DJI, the largest drone manufacturer in the world, announced two new cameras for its high-end Inspire drone. The Zenmuse X5 and X5R are the first micro four thirds cameras designed specifically for aerial use and will offer drone pilots 13 stops of dynamic range, 16 megapixel resolution and the ability to shoot 24fps and 30fps 4k video. Read More... →

Posted by randfishThrough experimentation and analysis of patents that Google has submitted, we've come to know some interesting things about what the engine values. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand covers some of what Google likely learns from certain user behavior, specifically queries, CTR, and long vs. short clicks. Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high resolution version in a new tab! Video TranscriptionHowdy, Moz fans, and welcome to another edition of Whiteboard Friday. This week we're... →

Starting this week in NYC, you can grab a copy of Uber’s new in-car magazine, called “Arriving Now,” from the seat back pockets. A new print publication isn’t exactly a revolutionary move, airlines have been rocking inflight magazines for awhile, but Uber has an interesting opportunity here to test out delving into content. Uber detailed what the magazine would… Read More... →

Scientists at NASA’s Langley Research Center are studying new materials that can self-heal in seconds under extreme temperatures and from flying space junk. The research is a combination of work from a student on fellowship at NASA from the University of Michigan and nearly a decade and a half of study on self-healing materials for both aircrafts and spacecrafts. NASA scientists said… Read More... →

Microsoft has been granted a patent for technology that converts the 3D scan data collected by the Kinect gaming sensor into a real physical replica of the scanned object. The Kinect has been hugely popular as a gaming interface. It scans, with great accuracy, the movements of a player’s body and translates them into character movements […]... →

Matt Mahan launches Brigade as a new tool for civic engagement — with the help of friends like Ron Conway, Marc Benioff and Sean Parker. Read More... →

Apple’s next big iOS upgrade, iOS 9, will eventually come with many new emojis — among them, a unicorn and a bamboo plant (?!) — but, who cares? The show is stolen by the debut of the one and only middle finger. Up until now, only a handful of emojis could express frustration, like the unamused and rage smilies. But honestly, no […]... →

You always know summer is over when you read that the latest Madden NFL is the top-selling game of August. New physical games and hardware generated $548 million in spending at United States retailers last month, according to industry-tracking firm The NPD Group. That represents a 2 percent decline in revenue for the industry, which […]... →

Get ready to see a lot more live streaming in your News Feed, as Facebook has announced it's available to more people. The post Live Streaming on Facebook Now Available to Public Figures by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

Fama Technologies aims to help companies screen potential employees by analyzing their social media posts. You might not like the idea that something dumb you posted years ago on Twitter could affect your chances of getting a job, but Fama CEO and co-founder Ben Mones said employers are already performing this kind of social media screening — they’re just not doing it very… Read More... →

Quick hit here, friends. After Box, a cloud storage and file sharing shop, reported better-than-expected earnings yesterday, its shares suffered despite a generally positive session for domestic equities. This is slightly surprising, given that Box enjoyed a healthy multi-point bump Read More... →

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