At The Nexus #131: Giganticsaur was Gigantic

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl review who won E3, the strange Starbucks charger scheme, AT&T's data breach, two major leaks before Google I/O, next generation multi-tasking in iOS 8 coming someday - maybe soon, Expedia bitcoins and so much more.

Links

• Home of the Mozilla Project — Mozilla
• Nexus Special #30: E3 2014 › The Nexus

News

• Starbucks starts rolling out wireless phone chargers nationwide | The Verge
• All Our Patent Are Belong To You | Blog | Tesla Motors

Phones

• AT&T customer data compromised | Android Authority
• AT&T: We need to buy DirecTV because U-verse TV is a failure | Ars Technica
• T-Mobile says 2G speeds are enough for global travel | Android Authority
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S First Look: It’s Like a Huge Galaxy S5 – Personal Tech News – WSJ
• BBC News – Mozilla to sell ‘$25’ Firefox OS smartphones in India

Google

• Google Fit to curate steps, calories, heart rate, other biometric data | Ars Technica
• Google to unify all of its design across all platforms, introducing Quantum Paper | Android Authority
• Google Voice updated with international call rate notifications | 9to5Google
• SwiftKey Android Keyboard Goes Free, Opens Themes Store to Make Money | Re/code

Apple

• Handoff in Yosemite limited to BlueTooth 4.0 LE enabled Macs | MacIssues
• Hidden iOS 8 split-screen multitasking demoed on video | The Verge
• Apple Stock Splits 7-for-1, Opens at $92 With All-Time High Just Over $100 – Mac Rumors

Other

• Amazon Turns On Prime Music Streaming, Sans Current Hits | TechCrunch
• BBC News – Expedia to accept Bitcoin payments for hotel bookings
• NSA: Our systems are so complex we can’t stop them from deleting data wanted for lawsuit – The Washington Post

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