Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Top Stories of the Day // August 29, 2012

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Today's Top Stories // Aug 29, 2012

The Talented Ms. Hornstein: How @Shirls Fooled The Valley

Silicon Valley is full of hustlers, and that's often a good thing. But there's a difference between hustling and flat-out lying, and when people deceive company... read more

Another Sign Of A New iPhone? Apple Will Pay You To Recycle Your 4S

Apple is, as usual, remaining tight-lipped about whether it will be releasing any new devices this autumn -- and even if there will be an event scheduled for... read more

RAWR: Samsung Canada Wins The Internet With This Custom Galaxy S III

It all started with a simple Facebook message from a loyal Samsung fan to the company's Canadian Facebook page. "I was just wondering if I could get a free... read more

Google Enters The Social Enterprise With Public Debut Of Google+ For Businesses, Free Through 2013

Following moves that began last October, when Google began allowing Google Apps users access to Google+, the company announced today several more features which... read more

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Sony Takes On The MS Surface, Introduces The Full-Featured VAIO Duo 11 Windows 8 Slide-Out Tablet

It's half-tablet, half-notebook, but all awesome. Sony briefly announced the VAIO Duo 11 at its IFA 2012 press conference in Berlin today. It's a powerhouse,... read more

WePay Launches Buttons To Allow Any Site To Accept In-Line Payments With Just A Line Of Code

Online payments startup WePay has been on a roll lately. The company is processing hundreds of millions of dollars in payments annually, and adding more than... read more

No More Project Octopus -- A Corporate Dropbox Gets A Corporate Name

Last year at VMworld, there was this news story from VMware that was so refreshing. It concerned a new effort called Project Octopus. It had all the markings of... read more

One Year On, Photo App Startup EyeEm Reckons It Can Keep On Snapping

It's been a year since upstart photo app EyeEm launched. A year in which Instagram rocketed in usage and was bought for a billion bucks by Facebook. A year in... read more

Dropbox Teams With Vimeo For Direct Video Uploads

Today Dropbox and Vimeo have put their heads together to let Dropbox users upload content directly to Vimeo.... read more

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