At The Nexus #82: It’s Called Sally’s

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss BlackBerry's disappointing Q1 earnings call, a new Gigabit fiber provider not near you, the revelation of Windows 8.1, new Google+ features, a Steve Jobs trailer and DRM in you HTML5.

Links

• Stag beetle – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• BlackBerry ships more older devices than BB10, reneges on PlayBook BB10 promise | ZDNet
• BlackBerry PlayBook will not be upgraded to BlackBerry 10 | The Verge
• (Re)building a simplified Firefox logo | Reticulating Splines
• Gigabit Seattle priced at $80 per month, just over what Google Fiber costs | Ars Technica
• Yahoo To Sunset AltaVista, Axis, RSS Alerts, and Nine Other Products, Some As Soon As Today | TechCrunch
• Download Windows 8.1 Preview – Microsoft Windows
• BUILD 2013 | The Nexus
• Google eyes $0.5B Play Store profits by keeping more of the cash | 9to5Google
• Yahoo shutting down AltaVista, Axis search tool, and other services in coming days | The Verge
• Google+ Photos Gets An Option to Move Images Between Albums
• Google+ Turns 2, Rolls Out Redesigned Follow Buttons And Badges, Introduces Badges For Communities | TechCrunch
• Ubuntu graphic stack roadmap update
• Ubuntu to default to Mir stack in 13.10, Kubuntu will not follow | ZDNet
• [Phoronix] AMD Has Massive Radeon Patch Set – Power Management!
• Knoppix 7.2 released – ParityNews.com: …Because Technology Matters
• Knoppix Download
• Internet Hall of Fame Announces 2013 Inductees! | Internet Hall of Fame
• Red Hat ditches MySQL, switches to MariaDB
• Austin Considine: The Steve Jobs Biopic Trailer Is Here, and It’s a Vintage Tech Fantasy
• Jobs (2013) – IMDb
• Reject DRM and you risk walling off parts of the web, says W3C chief | ZDNet

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