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Report: Google mulls Waze acquisition, setting up bidding war with Facebook
Google is in talks to acquire crowdsourced location services firm Waze for more than $1 billion, setting the stage for a possible bidding war with Facebook, Bloomberg reports.
Microsoft revamps YouTube app for Windows Phone to appease Google
Microsoft has updated its YouTube video application for Windows Phone a week after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Google demanding the app's removal.
Mallinson: Nokia needs to stay the course with Windows Phone
Nokia cannot afford to lose its nerve now despite calls for a Plan B from some irate shareholders. It needs to keep its focus and not undermine its best efforts.
CenturyLink's Beal sees value in 1 Gbps fiber
Matt Beal, CTO of CenturyLink, is leading the telco's move to begin a 1 Gbps fiber to the premises service trial in Omaha. Sean Buckley speaks with Beal about what's driving its 1 Gbps pilot deployment and what the trial means for the telco.
YouTube revenue projected to surge to $20B by 2020
YouTube could bring in $20 billion in sales each year by 2020, analysts at Morgan Stanley wrote in a note to investors this week.
Google kills Checkout in favor of Google Wallet
Google is sunsetting its Checkout digital payment processing service in favor of its Google Wallet mobile commerce platform.
Opera for Android exits beta, touts new Web access features
Opera Software is rolling out the finalized version of its WebKit-based mobile browser for Google's Android operating system.
AT&T: Google Hangouts video chat support coming later this year
AT&T Mobility pledged to offer cellular network support for preloaded video chat applications like Google's new Hangouts by the end of 2013.
Dish Network adds VOD programming to iPhone, Android apps
Dish Network said Monday that it updated apps for Apple's iPhone and Google Android devices to allow subscribers to view video-on-demand programming. It had previously only offered VOD content through its iPad app.
Rumor Mill: Sony balks at Apple iRadio song skipping, delaying launch
Sony Music Entertainment is refusing to sign off on song skipping features integrated into Apple's iRadio, delaying the long-rumored streaming music service's commercial launch, CNet reports.
