10 Things In Tech You Need To Know This Morning
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Good morning! It's Thanksgiving Day, but that doesn't stop the tech news cycle, because it's only a U.S. holiday. Everyone else is hard at work, coding and developing. Here's what you need to know:
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- Here's the very rude statement the folks at RapGenius put out regarding the Snapchat $3 billion takeover offer.
- Take a tour of Alibaba, the Chinese internet company that's fueling Yahoo stock.
- See how botnets secretly control your web browser.
- Fab is not happy with the media coverage it is getting right now.
- The soaring price of Twitter stock is an issue in this Brooklyn couple's divorce.
- A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit against Apple brought by consumers who alleged the iPhones terms of service violated their privacy.
- Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally and internal executive Satya Nadella are the favorites to succeed Steve Ballmer as CEO of Microsoft.
- Samsung spends more on advertising than the GDP of Iceland.
- Google is bringing another type of ad product into its Google Maps app.
- In Japan, 76% of new smartphones sold in October were iPhones.
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- Should you be worried about the potential side-effects of the Covishield vaccine?
- India T20 World Cup squad: KulCha back on menu, KL Rahul dropped
- Sales of homes priced over ₹4 crore rise 10% in Jan-Mar in top 7 cities: CBRE
- Gold prices fluctuate as geopolitical tensions ease; US Fed meeting, payroll data to affect prices this week
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