
Google has updated the Google+ iPhone app. The new app supports larger profile pictures, stronger fonts, and high-density display. “We’re embracing the sensor-rich smartphone (with its touchable screen and high-density display), and transforming Google+ into something more intimate, and more expressive,” stated Google SVP Vic Gundotra.
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Google+ App Gets An iPhone Update With A Beautiful Redesign
Mozilla and Google Concerned About Windows RT Not Supporting Chrome and Firefox


Windows RT (RT is for runtime) will be a version of the Windows operating system for ARM device like tablet computers with a touch screen interface will only run software available through the Windows Store or included in Windows RT. Google and Mozilla are not happy with this because they believe that they will be locked out. Mozilla said that Microsoft is preventing them from bringing a competitive version of Firefox to Windows RT. Other browsers will not get the same access to the same operating system abilities that IE10 gets. Google has also given their opinion on the issue in the statement below:
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Facebook Launches App Center To Find Social Apps

Facebook has announced a central location to find social apps that are link to the social network called App Center. App Center gives developers a way to grow their apps. Soon people will be able to access the App Center on the web, iOS, and Android. All canvas, mobile, and web apps that follow the guidelines can be listed on the App Center.
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Samsung Acquires Mobile Entertainment Company mSpot

Samsung Electronics has acquired mobile entertainment company mSpot. The financial terms were undisclosed, but it is rumored that the company was sold for $8.8 million. mSpot allows users to stream and watch full length movies on their mobile phones and on the web. mSpot has deals with Disney, Sony, NBC, Lionsgate, Warner, and several other companies.
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Deutsche Telekom Considering Selling T-Mobile To MetroPCS

About a year ago, AT&T said that they were intending to buy out T-Mobile USA. After massive government regulation, that deal fell through. According to Bloomberg, T-Mobile’s parent company Deutsche Telekom is now considering selling off the company to MetroPCS, the fifth largest carrier in the U.S. MetroPCS and T-Mobile would merge under a single entity or they might sell off the business entirely.
Adaptly Raises $10.5 Million Series B

Adaptly has raised $10.5 million in Series B funding. Adaptly is a company that manages Facebook ad campaigns, a $3 billion ad business. Adaptly helps marketers buy ads on other social platforms like Twitter and StumbleUpon. This round of funding was led by Valhalla Partners. Other participating investors include Time Warner Investments and Vivi Nevo. Adaptly previously raised $2.7 million.
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Rovio’s Angry Birds Surpasses 1 Billion Downloads

Rovio has released their first financial figures this past week. Rovio is still debating whether or not to go public sometime. “This is a decision of Rovio’s owners if Rovio will file for IPO, when it would be and in what market,” stated Rovio CEO Mikael Hed. “These kind of decisions have not been made.”
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TechCrunch: We Are Not For Sale

TechCrunch editors Eric Eldon and Alexia Tsotsis said “we’re not being sold.” Instead TechCrunch has hired a bunch of “brilliant writers and a new COO.” Over 1,000 people attended their TechCrunch NYC meet-up last night as well. Traffic has been up with regards to unique visits year over year. They did hear about sales rumors as well with interest supposedly from Jason Calacanis.
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