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Reddit’s April Fools offering is…a button

By Kyt Dotson Apr 1, 2015

Social media news aggregation site has an interesting relationship with April Fools day. So when today the site posted to its blog announcing of all things a button, it caught the Internet’s attention. The…

Playism wants to make the Japanese indie game market grow

By Eric David Apr 1, 2015

While the indie game market has exploded in the West thanks to digital distribution platforms like Steam and crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, the genre has not really caught on in Japan, a country that has long been…

Newest Apple iPhone rumor roundup

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 1, 2015

The Apple Watch will hit Apple Stores in certain countries on April 24, and fanboys will surely be lining up come release day. Well, at least that’s what Apple is hoping for. But even…

Bitcoin Weekly 2015 April 1: Rakuten week long $30 discount for BTC purchases, Overstock.com invests in PeerNova, Bitcoin blockchain could house malware says INTERPOL

By Kyt Dotson Apr 1, 2015

This Bitcoin Weekly may have fallen on April 1st, but it’s not the April Fools edition for the Weekly. This week, Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten is bringing bitcoin payments to the United States and…

Is our privacy worth what AT&T Gigapower will pay for it?

By David Coursey Apr 1, 2015

If the Internet is going to claim my privacy anyway, why not take the discount and pretend I’m happy? I’m talking about AT&T’s pricing for its 1Gbps Uverse Gigapower broadband. So named, I suspect because…

Nintendo shuts down Super Mario 64 HD fan remake, surprising no one

By Eric David Apr 1, 2015

Nintendo Co Ltd is not exactly known for being very lenient when it comes to fans using its IPs to make their own content, not even in the form of free advertising through Let’s Plays or machinima,…

Edible capsule monitors stomach health

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 1, 2015

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a gas-sensing capsule to monitor stomach health, a necklace that monitors food and liquid intake, and a wearable temperature monitor. High-tech gas sensing capsule to monitor stomach health…

Unicorns are real in open source | #OCPSummit15 recap

By Rachel Schramm Apr 1, 2015

Open Compute might not be “a sexy topic,” said but it represents the best of “off the charts innovation,” said John Furrier during a live wrap-up segment with Jeff Frick on theCUBE at OCP…

Microsoft’s new Surface 3, you’re the one that I want

By David Coursey Apr 1, 2015

Microsoft is out with its newest Surface tablet, a machine that is a touch slower and a tad smaller than its current Surface Pro 3. The new Surface 3, announced Tuesday, is also less…

Twitter publicly launches free Storify-like filtering platform called Curator

By Eric David Apr 1, 2015

Twitter Inc continues its trend of making its own alternatives to third party tools by announcing the release of Curator, which it says “enables media publishers to discover, curate and display the best Twitter…

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Playism wants to make the Japanese indie game market grow

Newest Apple iPhone rumor roundup

Bitcoin Weekly 2015 April 1: Rakuten week long $30 discount for BTC purchases, Overstock.com invests in PeerNova, Bitcoin blockchain could house malware says INTERPOL

Is our privacy worth what AT&T Gigapower will pay for it?

Nintendo shuts down Super Mario 64 HD fan remake, surprising no one

Edible capsule monitors stomach health

Unicorns are real in open source | #OCPSummit15 recap

Microsoft’s new Surface 3, you’re the one that I want

Twitter publicly launches free Storify-like filtering platform called Curator

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