TNW Daily Dose: Kickstarter goes mobile, Tesla presents review data and more
In today’s Daily Dose, eBay expands in Ireland, Moo and Kickstarter take their business mobile and Tesla spat continues with journalist.
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- eBay creates 450 jobs in Ireland to improve its sales and customer service across Europe. Read more
- Kickstarter launches its mobile offensive with a new iOS app, we go hands-on. Read more
- Moo launches Android app to let users customize their data in its upcoming NFC business cards. Read more
- Elon Musk publishes charts and maps to back up his claim that the New York Times lied in a Tesla review. Read more
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TNW Daily Dose: Tiny modems, original online content for kids and more
In today’s Daily Dose, Broadcom reveals the world’s smallest LTE modem, Spotify expands across Europe and Netflix teams up with DreamWorks Animation to release original content for kids.
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- Spotify launches in Italy, Portugal and Poland. Read more
- Broadcom unveils the world’s smallest LTE-Advanced modem for smartphones and tablets. Read more
- Netflix links up with DreamWorks to launch first original kids series: Turbo F.A.S.T. Read more
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TNW’s Daily Dose: Twitter Search goes back in time, Apple may get more generous with dividends, and more
Apple may accelerate its dole-out of surplus cash to investors, Twitter Search results finally start to go back further than a week, and Spotify finally lands on Windows Phone 8. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.
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- Apple indicates in public statement that it may accelerate cash returns to its investors: Read more
- At last! Twitter search results are finally starting to show tweets older than a week: Read more
- After a long wait, Spotify finally launches Windows Phone 8 app in beta: Read more
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TNW Daily Dose: Dell goes private, About.me claims independence and more
In today’s Daily Dose, Dell goes private in $24.4 billion acquisition, About.me splits from AOL and Amazon launches a new currency.
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- Dell goes private, as Michael Dell and Silver Lake finalize $24.4 billion acquisition. Read more
- About.me spins out as an independent company again, 2 years after AOL acquisition. Read more
- Amazon launches new ‘Coins’ virtual currency for Kindle Fire app purchases, coming to the US in May. Read more
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TNW Daily Dose: Bye-bye Symbian, hello Vine for Twitter and more
Bye-bye Symbian, Hello Vine for Twitter and blogging for Quora, all in today’s Daily Dose.
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- This is the end: Nokia says the 808 PureView was its last Symbian smartphone. Read more
- French court orders Twitter to reveal personal data to fight racist and anti-Semitic tweets. Read more
- Twitter introduces Vine for iOS, an app for sharing six-second looping videos on the service. Read more
- Quora expands into a blogging platform, promises rich text mobile editing soon. Read more
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