Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Winning streak ends: Motorola Mobility fails to win 3G/UMTS-based injunction against Apple in Germany — Apple’s Mannheim jinx has been broken: this morning, Judge Andreas Voss of the Mannheim Regional Court announced that a Motorola Mobility lawsuit over a patent declared essential …

Sascha Segan / PC Magazine:
Moto Exec on Android Upgrade Delays: It’s The Hardware — Don’t blame manufacturers’ software customizations for holding up mobile phone upgrades to the new version of Google’s mobile operating system, Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), a top executive at Motorola said Wednesday.

Matt Rosoff / Business Insider:
Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why — It’s finally clear: Google is getting into the hardware business. — Last week, word came out that it was testing some sort of mysterious entertainment device in employees’ homes. — Today the Wall Street Journal reported …

Bryan Bishop / The Verge:
Kickstarter crosses threshold as two projects hit $1 million in donations — The crowdsourced funding site Kickstarter has been doing remarkably well recently, giving thousands of entrepreneurs the opportunity to bring their projects to life. It also just hit a major milestone …

Twitter Blog:
Twitter SMS: Now available for satellite providers — Twitter began as an SMS service. Today, we continue to build out SMS capability because we recognize the importance and value of making our service available to every person on the planet. No matter what device people use …

Matt Lynley / Business Insider:
LinkedIn Just Hit 150 Million Registered Users — LinkedIn now has more than 150 million registered users, the company announced today. — Around 6.1 million LinkedIn members live in New York — more than any other state — and more than 5 million of them are based in the city, according to the company.

Liz Gannes / AllThingsD:
Who’s Ready for the (Heaven Forbid) Social Networking Patent Wars? — Please see the disclosure about Facebook in my ethics statement. — Tech companies have recently ratcheted up their offensive use of intellectual property, especially in the mobile space — but not so much in social networking.

Lauren Dugan / AllTwitter:
Indonesian Minister Says Twitter Offenders May Face Up To 7-12 Years In Jail — The Communications and Information Minister of Indonesia has said that anyone found tweeting content that violates the law could face between 7 and 12 years in prison. — Minister Tifatul Sembiring said this week …

Rip Empson / TechCrunch:
Shopzilla Founder Launches Cheers: The “Like Button” For The World Around You — The “toast” is an age-old, time-honored tradition, where we raise a glass to pay tribute to — and express our goodwill towards — friends, loved ones, and sometimes even our fellow man.

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:
Building Windows for the ARM processor architecture — One of the notable aspects of Microsoft Windows has been the flexibility the architecture has shown through shifts in technology and expansion of customer usage over time. What started out as an operating system for one person working solo …

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Winning streak ends: Motorola Mobility fails to win 3G/UMTS-based injunction against Apple in Germany — Apple’s Mannheim jinx has been broken: this morning, Judge Andreas Voss of the Mannheim Regional Court announced that a Motorola Mobility lawsuit over a patent declared essential …

Sascha Segan / PC Magazine:
Moto Exec on Android Upgrade Delays: It’s The Hardware — Don’t blame manufacturers’ software customizations for holding up mobile phone upgrades to the new version of Google’s mobile operating system, Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), a top executive at Motorola said Wednesday.

Matt Rosoff / Business Insider:
Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why — It’s finally clear: Google is getting into the hardware business. — Last week, word came out that it was testing some sort of mysterious entertainment device in employees’ homes. — Today the Wall Street Journal reported …

Bryan Bishop / The Verge:
Kickstarter crosses threshold as two projects hit $1 million in donations — The crowdsourced funding site Kickstarter has been doing remarkably well recently, giving thousands of entrepreneurs the opportunity to bring their projects to life. It also just hit a major milestone …

Twitter Blog:
Twitter SMS: Now available for satellite providers — Twitter began as an SMS service. Today, we continue to build out SMS capability because we recognize the importance and value of making our service available to every person on the planet. No matter what device people use …

Matt Lynley / Business Insider:
LinkedIn Just Hit 150 Million Registered Users — LinkedIn now has more than 150 million registered users, the company announced today. — Around 6.1 million LinkedIn members live in New York — more than any other state — and more than 5 million of them are based in the city, according to the company.

Liz Gannes / AllThingsD:
Who’s Ready for the (Heaven Forbid) Social Networking Patent Wars? — Please see the disclosure about Facebook in my ethics statement. — Tech companies have recently ratcheted up their offensive use of intellectual property, especially in the mobile space — but not so much in social networking.

Lauren Dugan / AllTwitter:
Indonesian Minister Says Twitter Offenders May Face Up To 7-12 Years In Jail — The Communications and Information Minister of Indonesia has said that anyone found tweeting content that violates the law could face between 7 and 12 years in prison. — Minister Tifatul Sembiring said this week …

Rip Empson / TechCrunch:
Shopzilla Founder Launches Cheers: The “Like Button” For The World Around You — The “toast” is an age-old, time-honored tradition, where we raise a glass to pay tribute to — and express our goodwill towards — friends, loved ones, and sometimes even our fellow man.

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:
Building Windows for the ARM processor architecture — One of the notable aspects of Microsoft Windows has been the flexibility the architecture has shown through shifts in technology and expansion of customer usage over time. What started out as an operating system for one person working solo …

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Winning streak ends: Motorola Mobility fails to win 3G/UMTS-based injunction against Apple in Germany — Apple’s Mannheim jinx has been broken: this morning, Judge Andreas Voss of the Mannheim Regional Court announced that a Motorola Mobility lawsuit over a patent declared essential …

Sascha Segan / PC Magazine:
Moto Exec on Android Upgrade Delays: It’s The Hardware — Don’t blame manufacturers’ software customizations for holding up mobile phone upgrades to the new version of Google’s mobile operating system, Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), a top executive at Motorola said Wednesday.

Matt Rosoff / Business Insider:
Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why — It’s finally clear: Google is getting into the hardware business. — Last week, word came out that it was testing some sort of mysterious entertainment device in employees’ homes. — Today the Wall Street Journal reported …

Bryan Bishop / The Verge:
Kickstarter crosses threshold as two projects hit $1 million in donations — The crowdsourced funding site Kickstarter has been doing remarkably well recently, giving thousands of entrepreneurs the opportunity to bring their projects to life. It also just hit a major milestone …

Twitter Blog:
Twitter SMS: Now available for satellite providers — Twitter began as an SMS service. Today, we continue to build out SMS capability because we recognize the importance and value of making our service available to every person on the planet. No matter what device people use …

Matt Lynley / Business Insider:
LinkedIn Just Hit 150 Million Registered Users — LinkedIn now has more than 150 million registered users, the company announced today. — Around 6.1 million LinkedIn members live in New York — more than any other state — and more than 5 million of them are based in the city, according to the company.

Liz Gannes / AllThingsD:
Who’s Ready for the (Heaven Forbid) Social Networking Patent Wars? — Please see the disclosure about Facebook in my ethics statement. — Tech companies have recently ratcheted up their offensive use of intellectual property, especially in the mobile space — but not so much in social networking.

Lauren Dugan / AllTwitter:
Indonesian Minister Says Twitter Offenders May Face Up To 7-12 Years In Jail — The Communications and Information Minister of Indonesia has said that anyone found tweeting content that violates the law could face between 7 and 12 years in prison. — Minister Tifatul Sembiring said this week …

Rip Empson / TechCrunch:
Shopzilla Founder Launches Cheers: The “Like Button” For The World Around You — The “toast” is an age-old, time-honored tradition, where we raise a glass to pay tribute to — and express our goodwill towards — friends, loved ones, and sometimes even our fellow man.

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:
Building Windows for the ARM processor architecture — One of the notable aspects of Microsoft Windows has been the flexibility the architecture has shown through shifts in technology and expansion of customer usage over time. What started out as an operating system for one person working solo …

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Winning streak ends: Motorola Mobility fails to win 3G/UMTS-based injunction against Apple in Germany — Apple’s Mannheim jinx has been broken: this morning, Judge Andreas Voss of the Mannheim Regional Court announced that a Motorola Mobility lawsuit over a patent declared essential …

Sascha Segan / PC Magazine:
Moto Exec on Android Upgrade Delays: It’s The Hardware — Don’t blame manufacturers’ software customizations for holding up mobile phone upgrades to the new version of Google’s mobile operating system, Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” (ICS), a top executive at Motorola said Wednesday.

Matt Rosoff / Business Insider:
Google’s Foray Into Hardware Will Be A Total Disaster — Here’s Why — It’s finally clear: Google is getting into the hardware business. — Last week, word came out that it was testing some sort of mysterious entertainment device in employees’ homes. — Today the Wall Street Journal reported …

Bryan Bishop / The Verge:
Kickstarter crosses threshold as two projects hit $1 million in donations — The crowdsourced funding site Kickstarter has been doing remarkably well recently, giving thousands of entrepreneurs the opportunity to bring their projects to life. It also just hit a major milestone …

Twitter Blog:
Twitter SMS: Now available for satellite providers — Twitter began as an SMS service. Today, we continue to build out SMS capability because we recognize the importance and value of making our service available to every person on the planet. No matter what device people use …

Matt Lynley / Business Insider:
LinkedIn Just Hit 150 Million Registered Users — LinkedIn now has more than 150 million registered users, the company announced today. — Around 6.1 million LinkedIn members live in New York — more than any other state — and more than 5 million of them are based in the city, according to the company.

Liz Gannes / AllThingsD:
Who’s Ready for the (Heaven Forbid) Social Networking Patent Wars? — Please see the disclosure about Facebook in my ethics statement. — Tech companies have recently ratcheted up their offensive use of intellectual property, especially in the mobile space — but not so much in social networking.

Lauren Dugan / AllTwitter:
Indonesian Minister Says Twitter Offenders May Face Up To 7-12 Years In Jail — The Communications and Information Minister of Indonesia has said that anyone found tweeting content that violates the law could face between 7 and 12 years in prison. — Minister Tifatul Sembiring said this week …

Rip Empson / TechCrunch:
Shopzilla Founder Launches Cheers: The “Like Button” For The World Around You — The “toast” is an age-old, time-honored tradition, where we raise a glass to pay tribute to — and express our goodwill towards — friends, loved ones, and sometimes even our fellow man.

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:
Building Windows for the ARM processor architecture — One of the notable aspects of Microsoft Windows has been the flexibility the architecture has shown through shifts in technology and expansion of customer usage over time. What started out as an operating system for one person working solo …