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Sony to sidestep Google’s Android Wear OS for its own Android wearables

Mar25
by Sindy Cator on March 25, 2014 at 12:33 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider

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Sony will not use Google’s recently announced Android Wear operating system for its wearable devices, like the SmartWatch 2, the company has reportedly confirmed to CNET. According to the report, head of Sony Mobile in the US Ravi Nookala, said that rather than use Android Wear, the company would persevere with its own SmartWatch platform – which is based on Android, but provides its own app store – after having already invested time and resources in the initiative. The move is in sharp contrast to rival device makers like LG and Motorola, both of which have already unveiled smartwatches based on Android…

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CodeBunk’s collaborative editor, compiler and video chat platform adds 6 new programming languages

Mar25
by Sindy Cator on March 25, 2014 at 12:08 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Insider, Product Updates

CodeBunk, a platform for collaborative coding and feedback, has announced that it now supports a range of new programming languages. As well as being a shared space for coding, the service is aimed primarily at bringing the tech recruitment space up to speed. The company says that online interviews are the norm in the tech industry but that the hiring processes for technical roles normally involve several rounds of interviews using tools like Skype, Collabedit/Google Docs, and a final review process where the code is checked by the interviewer. CodeBunk, on the other hand, provides all of these tools in…

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Cut the Rope maker ZeptoLab wants to cancel King’s EU ‘Candy’ trademark, and maybe rain on its IPO parade

Mar25
by Sindy Cator on March 25, 2014 at 11:59 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Candy Crush Saga creators King may have canned plans to trademark the word ‘Candy’ in the US, but its application to own rights to the word in the EU remains very much intact. King acquired the trademark in the EU for ‘Candy’ from a company that had entered bankruptcy, before word spread in January this year that it had been approved with specific reference to video games and clothing. But the UK registered-arm of ZeptoLab, the folks behind other ridiculously popular games including Cut the Rope, tell us it has “…begun the process of cancelling King.com’s registration of ‘Candy’ in…

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Report: Android dominates global mobile Web browsing, but iOS owns key Western countries

Mar25
by Sindy Cator on March 25, 2014 at 11:28 am
Posted In: Around the Web, dotmobi, ios, Mobile

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Analysts claim that the mobile platform war is over — or at least the battle is no longer so intense. Most of us are aware that Apple tends to be more dominant in Western markets — due to the premium cost of its devices — while Android has greater distribution in emerging markets thanks to a wider variation of products, which are available for lower prices. But beyond the sales data, what are people actually using? Mobile technology firm dotMobi has taken a shot at visualizing the world based on device browsing rather than just sales figures. The company — which offers…

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Daily Dose for Tue, Mar 25: Your Farm in the City: An Urban-Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals

Mar25
by Sindy Cator on March 25, 2014 at 8:00 am
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Your Farm in the City: An Urban-Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals by Lisa Taylor and The Gardeners of Seattle Tilth
Reviewed by Mischelle from Eugene, Oregon.

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