Everything you need to know about yesterday’s WWDC keynote? We have a post with it all. China has been linked to an RSA security breach, but the country is trying to turn the tables onto the US. Skype is down. Again. Sounding familiar? You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....
Someone’s been mining Bitcoins inside the office of the Australian Broadcasting Company. But hey, at least they weren’t on Facebook, right? Apple’s multitouch patent news from yesterday might not be as big of a deal as people have made it out to be. Apple, Google and other big names are working alongside the US government toward patent reform. Meanwhile, Apple has launched Final Cut Pro X, it’s latest video editing suite, on the Mac App Store and Nokia has announced its latest handset, the MeeGo-powered N9, but will anyone want it?...
We finally get the dates for Apple’s iPhone 5, and then shortly thereafter Apple will tell you how much money it has made in Q4. CloudFlare is solving a difficult Internet problem of IPv4 to v6 transition, and it’s doing so for free. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....
Is Apple testing new hi-res displays for the next iPad, and what’s Microsoft got planned for the future of Windows Phone? Meanwhile Twitter has broken a new tweets-per-second record. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....
Apple looks set to offer two new iPhone models this year, likely in October. Facebook is planning lots of acquisitions in order to stay on top of Google+. Twitter has rolled out user galleries, including every image you’ve tweeted since January of 2010. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....
