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Archives for January 2014


With 100,000 paid testers, uTest reviews software for companies including Google, Microsoft and Amazon.


The entrepreneurs are in the house.


If you like looking at animals, and reading about animals, and watching videos of animals -- but nothing else -- this may be for you.


If AR is going to work, Catchoom’s David Marimon says, it has to be direct and actionable.


Wealthfront now has $570 million in assets under management, much of it from young wealth in Silicon Valley.


In the wake of its San Francisco launch, Amazon Fresh is delivering free groceries to potential customers.


The once-promising site has been looking for a buyer.


A $15 million “acqhire”; the team will be building out a new “Conversations group” for Mark Zuckerberg.


SoftBank backs Beijing’s hottest Android App store.


The deal is yet another example of GoDaddy’s efforts to increase the number of the solutions it provides for its 12 million customers.


A look at the kind of malware that appears to be at the center of the Target breach.
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