Much as we’d all like to sit plugged in to tech news all weekend, sometimes you just can’t. Luckily for you, though, we did.
Catch up on everything you missed from the last two days at The Next Web and beyond with our handy roundup. Thoughtful, huh?
Over the weekend at The Next Web:
- Western Digital Warns Mavericks Users Of External Hard Drive
- Henri Lamiraux, Apple’s Head of iOS Engineering, Has Left Apple
- Some Macbook Owners Reporting No Sound after Resuming from Sleep
- You Can Now Pay for Plastic Surgery with Bitcoin
- Microsoft Investigating Bing Ads Redirecting to Malware
- Sunrise Reassures Users Following Hacking, Says To Reset iCloud
- Nokia passed Motorola to become the fourth largest US smartphone
- Android KitKat’s WebView is Powered by Chromium
- Web design tool Macaw finishes Kickstarter campaign at $275,000
- 6 Ways To Use Technology To Balance Your Life
- Push.co for iOS is Free this Weekend
- Android Jelly Bean Passes 50% Adoption, ICS Falls Below 20%
- Bubbli for iOS Creates Amazing 360-Degree Photospheres
Good reads:
- Hands On First Impressions of Google’s Nexus 5 and Android 4.4
- ‘Hiring a Developer from Elance to Build my First iPhone App’
- 5 Free Online Tools for Testing Your Website’s Speed
- How to Gracefully Wind Down a Failing Startup
- I Bought an Apartment Specifically to Rent Out on AirBnB
- The Myth of the Brainstorming Session
- Why Freelancers Should Be Picky
- October’s Notable iOS App Releases
- How to Pull in More Customers with Scarcity, Reciprocity and Tactics
From beyond The Next Web:
- The Billion Dollar Valuation Club [AVC.com]
- HealthCare.gov: How political fear was pitted against technical needs [Washington Post]
-
Disruptions: Under a New Chief, Yahoo Still Seeks Its Voice [NY Times Bits]
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