Sometimes They’re Human, Sometimes They’re Questionable
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss the F8 conference, T-Mobile's gain and loss, Sprint's ultimate plan, the upcoming Motorola and Chromebook events, Google's MADA lawsuit, newly refreshed MacBook Air models and their potential problems and so much more.
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Links
- Facebook Audience Network Mobile Ad Network Launches At f8 | TechCrunch
- Facebook will let users log into third-party apps anonymously | The Verge
- Twitter Testing a 'Mute' Button to Quiet Your Follows
- AMD Beema and Mullins Low Power 2014 APUs Tested - HotHardware
- T-Mobile adds another 2.4M customers in record quarter, within shouting distance of Sprint - GeekWire
- T-Mobile lost $100M due to ETFs of switching customers | Android Authority
- Sprint Said to Plan T-Mobile Bid as Banks Pushed to Fund - Bloomberg
- OnePlus ‘Smash the Past’ winners now have option to donate their devices | Android and Me
- Motorola's next smartphone will be 'priced for all,' launch on May 13th | The Verge
- ‘Moto X+1′ name shows up on Motorola’s website | Android and Me
- Google uses secret Android deals for illegal search monopoly, lawsuit claims — Tech News and Analysis
- Google and Intel hosting a Chrome OS event on May 6th, new products from multiple vendors to be announced | 9to5Google
- Google splits up Drive app, requires standalone apps to edit documents | The Verge
- Google Drive can now stream presentations to Chromecast | 9to5Google
- Google Search updated with ability to remember where you parked | 9to5Google
- Apple acquires low-power, micro LED display maker LuxVue Technology | 9to5Mac
- Apple Updates MacBook Airs with Faster Haswell Processors and $100 Price Drop [Updated] - Mac Rumors
- 2014 MacBook Airs Demonstrating Slower Flash Storage Speeds Than 2013 Models - Mac Rumors
- Report: Sweeping iOS 7-style changes said to be coming for OS X 10.10 | Ars Technica
- Microsoft is Building a File Manager for Windows Phone 8.1
- Microsoft fixes Windows XP browser security flaw despite end of support | The Verge
- Samsung vs. Apple verdict: Samsung to pay $120 million, Apple $160,000
- Samsung attempts to preempt Apple’s Healthbook launch with a health-focused event of its own in late May | 9to5Mac