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The ultimate electronic music emporium: Digitally Imported to offer radio, on-demand and downloads

Oct16
by on October 16, 2014 at 3:59 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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It’s been a good few years since we last caught up with Digitally Imported, a platform for electronic music fans that we called a sleeping giant of online radio. Available on the Web and through mobile apps, Digitally Imported streams north of 80 channels dedicated entirely to thumping beats, with the company tapping the collective wisdom of electronic music aficionados to curate its content. Today, the Denver, Colorado-based company has announced plans for what it’s calling the “first electronic music platform to fully integrate radio, on-demand and e-commerce.” Here’s the lowdown. Pandora + Spotify + iTunes + electronic beats In…

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Will.i.am introduces the Puls smartwatch

Oct16
by on October 16, 2014 at 12:20 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Mobile, Product Launches, wearables

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When you think wearables, you don’t usually think international superstar or Salesforce. Push aside that old way of thinking aside because Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am just unveiled his Puls smartwatch at the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco. Pronounced “pulse,” the smartwatch is voice controlled via a Siri-like feature called Aneeda (get it? Aneeda. I need a…). It ships with Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (called Twitrist. get it? Twit wrist. Puns!), and Salesforce. It also has the expected photo, email, contacts, call, texting, calculator, music and fitness functions. The watch will be released under the i.am+ brand and it took a team of 35 engineers two and…

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Google introduces Google Translate Chrome Extension for inline translations of text

Oct15
by on October 15, 2014 at 11:09 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Google

Today Google introduced a new Chrome extension that will help you when you hit a site in a language you don’t speak. The new Google Translate Chrome Extension lets you highlight just the text you want to translate. Just select the text and either click the Translate icon or right click on the selected text and select “Google Translate.” If you click on the translate button in the upper right hand corner of Chrome the extension will translate the entire page. The Google Translate Chrome Extension is available now on the Chrome Web Store. ➤ Translate web pages more easily with the new Google Translate…

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Why your startup isn’t making any profit

Oct15
by on October 15, 2014 at 8:19 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Entrepreneur

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Callum Laing is the CEO of Entrevo Asia and the founder of Fitness-Buffet, an employee fitness business in 11 countries. When you first start pitching your business idea to the world, there is no worse feeling than someone telling you they don’t think it will work. Since that is your deepest fear, when someone articulates it, as someone invariably will, it will rip to your very core. It happened a lot when I was starting out. To feel better, I would tell myself that they were idiots who just didn’t understand my industry as well as I did. Any success they…

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Facebook doubles bounties on ad code bugs until the end of 2014

Oct15
by on October 15, 2014 at 7:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Insider, Social Media

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The holidays are coming up and that means shopping for presents. If you’re a whitehat hacker looking to earn some cash, Facebook might be able to help you out. Facebook announced today that it will double the cash given to hackers that find bugs in the social network’s ad code. To help steer the whitehats to what they should be looking for, Facebook posted the following: At this stage of our bug bounty program, it’s uncommon for us to see many of the common web security bugs like XSS. What we see more often are things like missing or incorrect…

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