Our digital world ……
“AT&T is planning to cash in on the large amount of data it collects from its subscribers every month. The company said this week that it is looking to follow in the footsteps of Google, Facebook and Verizon, and begin selling information about its customers to other businesses.”
“The odds are not stacked in Vine’s favor. Ever since Instagram added 15-second videos to its service, there hasn’t been a really compelling reason for existing Instagram users to jump ship.”
“While we’re waiting (and rather impatiently, we might add) for Motorola to officially take the wraps off the Droid Ultra and Moto X, a pair of mystery devices from the company have popped up at the FCC.”
“Amazon is often our go-to place for buying things online, but the best deals aren’t always obvious. There are several ways you can save quite a bit of money when shopping on Amazon, but only if you utilize the right programs and strategies. Here’s how.”
“Details on the first Motorola smartphone designed entirely under Google’s watch — called the Moto X — are beginning to coalesce.”
“Last week we told you about a bug on Facebook, where the popular social network ended up sharing some personal information with your friends.”
“Apple’s Reno, Nevada data center might be a lot greener in the next few years — according to GigaOm, the company plans to build a 137 acre solar farm right next to it.”
“Apple is appealing a US$368 million award granted to patent holding company VirnetX by a federal court in Texas. The company gave notice Monday that it was appealing the judgement of the U.S.”
“As it currently stands, in order for accessories like the Pebble smart watch and apps like Light Flow to utilize your Android device’s notifications, there needs to be a little tinkering done. With Android 4.3, that looks to be changing in a big way.”
“The next-generation of Samsung Galaxy Note will arrive on September 4, reports AndroidGeeks. Citing an inside source, the blog advises that the Galaxy Note 3 will be unveiled at an Unpacked Event just prior to the start of IFA.”
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