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Dropbox learns Dutch, Swedish, Danish and Thai in international expansion
Dropbox launched Dutch, Swedish, Danish and Thai versions of its application and clients, as the company seeks to grow the...
Read moreUSENIX researchers get a grip on Hadoop performance
Now that big data technologies like Apache Hadoop are moving into the enterprise, system engineers must start building models that...
Read moreAereo to “pause” service after Supreme Court defeat
Following Wednesday’s adverse Supreme Court decision, Aereo will suspend its online service, which lets its subscribers watch “over the air”...
Read moreSenators question US surveillance transparency report
A recent report from the U.S. intelligence director that provides the number of surveillance targets in 2013 is not specific...
Read moreTwitter to acquire mobile advertising company TapCommerce
Twitter said Monday it has agreed to acquire TapCommerce a mobile advertising company focused on re-engaging people who have downloaded...
Read moreMobile payments upstart Isis rebrands to distance itself from extremist group
Isis, a mobile payments service that has struggled to gain traction despite the backing of AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, is...
Read moreLinkedIn tries again to keep people connected, with a redesigned app
LinkedIn is trying again to build a service on mobile that helps keep people in touch, even when they’re not...
Read morePublic parking app MonkeyParking suspends service in San Francisco
MonkeyParking, an app that lets people bid on public parking spaces, said Thursday it will suspend its service in San...
Read moreYahoo buys Flurry to make more money from mobile apps
Yahoo has reached an agreement to acquire Flurry, a mobile analytics company, as part of a push to grow its...
Read moreDefending Facebook, OkCupid says it also runs user-behavior tests
Facebook earlier this summer sparked criticism over a study in which it manipulated the feeds of some of its users,...
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