Alibaba VP In Response To Google Smackdown: ‘Will Someone Please Ask Google To Define Android?’

While Marissa Mayer is busy trying to figure out what to do with Yahoo’s new $4.5 billion in cash — recently gained from selling 20 percent of its holdings in Alibaba back to, well, Alibaba — the Chinese web and eCommerce giant has recently been in a heated exchange with Yahoo’s old pal, Google.

The

How To Disrupt Petty Inconveniences

Depending on who you ask, Jack Dorsey started off the latest Disrupt on either a very controversial or a very non-controversial note. "We need revolution, not disruption," he said, words that would be easy to characterize as platitudes if he were not working hard at uprooting a few global institutions.

US Cellular’s Wi-Fi Now for Android hops automatically to partner hotspots, saves cellular strain

We’ve seen a paradoxical trend among carriers determined to get users off their networks as often as possible — they’d rather grant access to sea of public Wi-Fi than push their 3G or 4G networks a step too far. US Cellular isn’t immune to peer pressure and has launched Wi-Fi Now, its own take on streamlining

Everybody’s Talking About Pop Music [INFOGRAPHIC]

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PowerSkin launches NFC-friendly battery case for Galaxy S III

It’s tough to get excited about phone cases — really tough. But, we’ll admit that PowerSkin’s new Galaxy S III case did pique our interest a bit. It’s not a revolutionary design that makes us rethink smartphone protection, but it does pack a number of nice features that definitely make it more interesting

Twitter Bug Randomly Swaps Out Avatars For Some Accounts, Profile Settings Now Disabled

Well here’s a Twitter bug that is kind of alarming. Apparently, for some verified accounts, avatars were swapped out with other random users’.

iDoneThis Pushes You to Complete The Tasks on Your To-Do List

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iPod Nano’s Evolution: Make Up Your Mind, Apple

1. FIrst Generation

"Ever wonder what this pocket is for?"

Then-Apple CEO Steve Jobs asked as he pointed to the watch pocket on his jeans at an Apple media event. The answer, according to him, was the iPod nano.

The nano released Sept. 7, 2005, as a replacement to the iPod

Microsoft employees ‘sign off’ on Windows Phone 8 RTM

Windows Phone 8 may not have a firm release date, but reports are flooding in that it’s just been released to manufacturers (RTM) so they can work on their side of the equation: hardware production. According to LiveSino, pictures posted to Chinese social network Sina Weibo show members of the Windows

Denmark Officially Has the World’s Coolest Commute [VIDEO]

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