6000 layoff at Nokia? You can thank Windows Phone for that. Bing is now powering 30% of US search traffic. Have a Flip cam? Cisco is killing off the iconic favorite, 5 years after its birth. It really is the end of an era. 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....
The Wii 2 is coming, though probably not until the 2nd quarter of 2012. Location services on your iPhone? Good luck disabling them, but Steve Jobs says that Apple isn’t tracking you. Want a Disney movie? Just check YouTube! 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....
News of the World? It’s now news of yesterday. Rupert Murdoch is shuttering the publication amid scandalous reports. Dropbox has updated its EULA to more accurately reflect the company’s intentions. Google+ is launching true business accounts. Unfortunately that means that TNW’s has gotten the axe in the mean time. Facebook has announced its “something awesome” — Skype video chat. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web....
It’s been a day of denials for LulzSec – first that they hacked the UK 2011 Census, containing information on almost every British household and then that one of their group had been arrested. 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? You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web....
Apple is the world’s leading manufacturer of Smartphones, but not for long if Samsung has any say in the matter. Other rumors say that Apple is considering a purchase of Barnes & Noble. Say goodbye to the Nook? Google’s Eric Schmidt is finally going to sit down to testify in antitrust hearings. Twitter has added a couple of new features – a NSFW flag comes to the API and ads will come to the top of your Twitter stream....
