Complaints and Answers
Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad on the first episode of the new year discuss Winamp's sale to Radiomony, T-Mobile's response to AT&T's response, Sprint's rebranding efforts, browser and OS market shares, a tax on YouTube and Facebook by France, iPhone backdoors, NSA quantum computers and so much more!
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Links
- AOL Sells Winamp And Shoutcast Music Services To Online Radio Aggregator Radionomy | TechCrunch
- T-Mobile CEO calls new AT&T promotion 'desperate,' teases surprise next week | The Verge
- Executive Statement | T-Mobile
- Sprint Wants To Revive Nextel As A Business Brand, Merge Boost + Virgin Mobile Into ‘Sprint Freedom’ | TechCrunch
- Windows 8.x breaks 10 percent, Internet Explorer 11 makes a splash | Ars Technica
- Moto X now permanently priced at $399 without contract | The Verge
- Moto G leaked in Verizon retail packaging, rumored to cost $100 off-contract | 9to5Google
- Boost Mobile Offering the Moto G for $129 (Phone Scoop)
- Amazon is now charging sales tax in Indiana, Nevada, and Tennessee | The Verge
- $6.99 Netflix monthly plan launched, comes with certain limitations
- HTC One family of handsets banned in German Nokia suit over Android Beam features
- France ponders extending 'culture tax' to YouTube and Facebook | The Verge
- NSA seeks to build quantum computer that could crack most types of encryption - The Washington Post
- Apple Says It Has Never Worked With NSA To Create iPhone Backdoors, Is Unaware Of Alleged DROPOUTJEEP Snooping Program | TechCrunch
- NSA’s ANT Division Catalog of Exploits for Nearly Every Major Software/Hardware/Firmware | LeakSource
- Google's VP9 Video Codec Gets Backing from ARM, Nvidia, Sony And Others
- Mac Pro Late 2013 Teardown - iFixit
- Carbon 2 Twitter app coming soon with new features [ Update: it has arrived ] - Android Authority
- Carbon for Twitter - Android Apps on Google Play