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At The Nexus is the premiere weekly podcast of The Nexus featuring Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl with discussion on Apple, Google, Microsoft, lawsuits, software, hardware, trends and technology n... more

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May 18, 2013At The Nexus #76: El No
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss the big event of the week, Google IO, and other important news like BlackBerry's poorly promoted event, an official price for Windows Blue, some WWDC speculation and so much more.

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the disapocrypha
Minnesota governor signs same-sex marriage bill – CBS News
Blackberry Messenger for Android is too little, too late
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Breaking: Windows Blue will be a free update named Windows 8.1 | Ars Technica
Yahoo Board to Meet Sunday to Consider $1.1B, All-Cash Deal for Tumblr – Kara Swisher and Peter Kafka – Media – AllThingsD
Linux Mint 15 brings prettier desktop, new software and driver managers | Ars Technica
Nintendo wants to take YouTube profits back from its players – NBC News.com
BBC News – Nintendo to profit from user videos posted to YouTube
Low Macbook Air Stock Suggests Updated Model To Come At WWDC » Macgasm | Macgasm
“Bang with Friends” mysteriously pulled from App Store | 9to5Mac
Tim Cook says US-made Mac will be new model in an existing family
Apple’s Tim Cook Fetches $610,000 in Coffee Meeting Auction – The Washington Post
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Apache OpenOffice: One Year, 50 Million Downloads : Apache OpenOffice
Lawmakers Pose Questions on Google Glass – NYTimes.com
[Phoronix] Ubuntu 13.10 Likely Switching To Chromium Browser
Amazon Acquires Display Maker Liquavista | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
Google IO 2013 | The Nexus
On morning of its Google I/O developer conference, GOOG stock rockets past 900 for the first time | 9to5Google
White Nexus 4 and Android 4.3 reportedly slated for June 10 | Ars Technica
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1h 4min
May 11, 2013At The Nexus #75: Order Your Dresses Now
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss tweets, Google IO speculation, subscription software, New Zealand's software patent obliteration, car technology and more!

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Twitter / ryanmr: I got my In Beta sticker from …
Twitter / marcoarment: @ryanmr @caseyliss @siracusa …
Microsoft Mulling Nook Media LLC Purchase For $1 Billion | TechCrunch
Barnes and Noble shares climb 20% following Microsoft rumours | Books | guardian.co.uk
Microsoft Admits an iTunes ‘Metro’ App for Windows 8 Not Coming ‘Any Time Soon’ – Mac Rumors
First real-world usage figures suggest Chromebooks are struggling | ZDNet
World of Warcraft Loses 1.3 Million Subscribers in 2013 – ParityNews.com: …Because Technology Matters
“New Nexus 7” specs outed by analyst? Android 4.3, Snapdragon S4 Pro, and more
Hangouts (Babel name) reportedly seen in leaked images, launch seems confirmed for Google I/O
LG sends out invitations for a launch event on May 30 in Macau
Ouya delays retail launch until June 25th to ensure it can meet demand | The Verge
Adobe says it’s considering a photographer’s bundle for Creative Cloud | 9to5Mac
Senate passes Internet sales tax in final vote, 69-27 | Ars Technica
Intel unveils new Silvermont architecture in Atom platform overhaul
Microsoft confirms Windows 8.1 ‘Blue’ public preview due end of June | The Verge
3D-Printed Gun’s Blueprints Downloaded 100,000 Times In Two Days (With Some Help From Kim Dotcom) – Forbes
Google Drive for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store
Software patents are history: How it will work :: IITP Newsline
New Zealand drops ability to patent software | ZDNet
When cars talk, this is what they’ll tell each other – Computerworld
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May 04, 2013At The Nexus #74: Tennis Professional
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss BlackBerry success and insanity, Apple's next obsolete product, Nook's new edge, WordPress Ghost, a plug on Cree's LED bulbs so much more.

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Have a good one
BlackBerry Q10 selling at rate of “thousands per hour” in UK | Ars Technica
BlackBerry: tablets dead in five years – Telegraph
Pentagon approval of iOS and Samsung KNOX clouds BlackBerry’s future | CITEworld
Google Drive update emphasizes social: Adds chat and profile photos | Digital Trends
Intel’s New CEO and President Pitched Board As A Team – Arik Hesseldahl – News – AllThingsD
Sprint Making Good on June 29 iDen Shutdown
Apple Adds New 256 GB and 512 GB Flash Storage Options to iMac – Mac Rumors
Apple Releases iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5 With New Speakerphone Audio Profile – Mac Rumors
Original iPhone will soon reach ‘obsolete’ status in Apple Retail Stores | 9to5Mac
Google Now comes to iPhone and iPad with new Search app update | The Verge
Google releases Glass source code, declares platform open to hackers | Ars Technica
Barnes and Noble reinvigorates Nooks with access to Google Play store | Ars Technica
World Wide Web At 20: 12 Milestones – Software –
Google Ordered Back to Public Accounts Committee to ‘Explain Itself’ – IBTimes UK
Carnegie Mellon develops wee QWERTY texting technology for impossibly tiny devices
OpenBSD 5.3 Release
Penguin Wireless N USB Adapter for GNU / Linux (TPE-N150USB) | ThinkPenguin.com
Exclusive: Data breach notification bill revealed – Risk – SC Magazine Australia – Secure Business Intelligence
Cree LED Bulb TV Advert Commercial Eulogy The Biggest Thing Since the Light Bulb – YouTube
Turbulenz Engine Goes Open Source
Ghost: Just a Blogging Platform by John O’Nolan — Kickstarter
Turbulenz Engine Goes Open Source
Intel dubs Haswell IGP ‘Iris,’ promises 2-3X performance increase – The Tech Report
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54min
April 27, 2013At The Nexus #73: Chair of Achievement
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl, along with returning guest William Kieser, discuss WWDC sold out, Arment's sellout, Nintendo's withdrawal from E3, Microsoft's double event, a Facebook data center near you, a WiFi Hotspot in your magazine and so much more.

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BlackBerry’s Qwerty Q10 gets Skype, WhatsApp | ZDNet
After selling out in 2 minutes, it’s time to re-think WWDC | ZDNet
#AltWWDC
Digg Owner Betaworks Buys Instapaper | Geekosystem
New Apple iPhone 5 Camera Ad – Peter Kafka – Media – AllThingsD
HP Slate 7 arrives in April after all, priced at $170
Nintendo: Don’t expect a big event at E3 this year | Tech Culture – CNET News
The next Xbox will be revealed on May 21st | The Verge
NASA releases tracker to help show when Voyager leaves the solar system | The Verge
Tim Cook Offering Coffee Meeting at Apple HQ in Charity Auction – Mac Rumors
Twitter Now Has a Two-Step Solution | Threat Level | Wired.com
Facebook to build data center near Des Moines, Iowa| Reuters
BeagleBone hops up to 1GHz. Drops price to $45. Woof! « Embedded Linux News
Ubuntu sticking to six-month release schedule | News | PC Pro
Fedora 19 Alpha Released – ParityNews.com: …Because Technology Matters
AMD brought 64-bit to x86 10 years ago today- The Inquirer
WikiLeaks donations by Visa ruled OK in Iceland – Internet-based applications and services, e-commerce, visa, wikileaks, legal, mastercard, internet, search engines, american express – Search – Software – Techworld
Microsoft promotes Office 365 with WiFi hotspot inside print magazine – Neowin
T-Mobile No-contract Advertising: WA Court Orders Retraction | BGR
China court fines Apple $118K for copyright breach | ZDNet
Unsupported Browser
Leap Motion Ship Date Delayed Until This Summer – IGN
Leap Motion Controller delayed until July for additional testing | Digital Trends
AMD unleashes Radeon HD 7990: A dual-GPU graphics card beast | PCWorld
Amazon: the world’s greatest rainforest or internet giant?
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1h 10min
April 21, 2013At The Nexus #72: Like A Leg Bone
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss more fiber in Google's diet, Twitter's new music service, Daft Punk's single, technical issues in your password vault, and so much more.

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Eight Years of Guild Wars | Ryan Rampersad
Eight Years of TWiT | Ryan Rampersad
BlackBerry 10.1 update beta shows the future of the future of BlackBerry | Ars Technica
Microsoft confirms cheaper Windows 8 mini-tablets coming ‘in months’ | ZDNet
Google Fiber Blog
The Netflix Tech Blog: HTML5 Video at Netflix
Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’ single finally available to download | The Verge
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange & Google Exec Chairman Eric Schmidt met for five hour chat … but it isn’t as interesting as you’d hope | 9to5Google
Twitter Sets May 7th Kill Date For TweetDeck Android, iOS
Twitter #Music wants to be your source for new tunes (hands-on) | The Verge
Yes, “design flaw” in 1Password is a problem, just not for end users | Ars Technica
DISH Network offers $25.5 billion for Sprint – Android Authority
Google: ‘Glassware’ developers prohibited from displaying ads | Google – CNET News
Malwarebytes cripples thousands of computers with faulty software security update – IT News from V3.co.uk
Pirate Bay co-founder indicted on charges of hacking, fraud | Ars Technica
Code in leaked Windows 8.1 reveals boot to desktop option – Software – News – HEXUS.net
Samsung Taiwan Accused Of Paying For Negative HTC Articles
Java 8: Secure the train | Mark Reinhold
FINAL release update
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46min
April 13, 2013At The Nexus #71: Best Stalker
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss BlackBerry's return rate, why teens want iPhones, a botnet against WordPress, another scroogled ad from Microsoft, Ryan's early thoughts on App.net and more!

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BlackBerry: No, our Z10s aren’t coming back in ‘unusually high numbers’ | ZDNet
BlackBerry 10 consumer interest survey: Most Americans unaware | BGR
48% of U.S. teens own an iPhone. 62% plan to buy one. – Apple 2.0 -Fortune Tech
Dell Launches Alienware X51 Ubuntu Gaming Desktop ~ Ubuntu Vibes | Daily Ubuntu Linux Updates
Alienware X51 with UBUNTU Linux
Google launches ‘Inactive Account Manager’ to deal with your data when you die | The Verge
Google Glass Explorer Edition shipping to developers ‘within the next month’ | The Verge
Google Fiber Blog : Austin, Texas
Verizon kills early upgrade program, even for some current customers | Ars Technica
Verizon unveils $35 prepaid mobile phone plan | Mobile – CNET News
T-Mobile Begins $99 iPhone 5 Sales, Sees Lines At Retail Stores | TechCrunch
Ex-Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch to head former team of iPod engineers on new (iWatch?) projects | 9to5Mac
Apple to pay $53 million in class-action suit following iPhone warranty policy | 9to5Mac
Major brute force attack against WordPress underway – Irelands CIO and strategy news and reports service Siliconrepublic.com
Bing Delivers Five Times as Many Malicious Websites as Google
Nintendo killing news, weather, and other built-in Wii apps on June 28th | The Verge
Microsoft tells Windows 7 users to uninstall faulty security update (Updated) | Ars Technica
Microsoft’s Latest “Scroogled” Ads Attack Sharing Of Information That Google Developers Need To Process Transactions | TechCrunch
Facebook Home available to download on select Android devices | The Verge
Bitcoin crashes, losing nearly half of its value in six hours | Ars Technica
857820 – Drop only blink effect from text-decoration: blink; and completely remove element
ryanmr on App.net
siracusa on App.net
ViewSonic VX2370Smh-LED Black 23″ 7ms (GTG) IPS-Panel HDMI Widescreen LED Monitor frameless design Built-in Speakers – Newegg.com
thenexustv/tntv-backup via GitHub
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1h 14min
April 06, 2013At The Nexus #70: This Guy Named Dave
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss leaked BlackBerry phones, T-Mobile's miraculous growth, Blink and Webkit, how Blue is becoming Windows 8.1, Ryan's review on Tasker and so much more!

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ViewSonic VX2370Smh-LED Black 23″ 7ms (GTG) IPS-Panel HDMI Widescreen LED Monitor frameless design Built-in Speakers – Newegg.com
At The Nexus #20: It’s Not Called Quacking » The Nexus | The Nexus
Mysterious Blackberry 10 roadmap leaks – SlashGear
T-Mobile reports first positive customer growth figures in four years
Google forks WebKit with new Blink rendering engine for Chrome and Opera | The Verge
Chromium Blog: Blink: A rendering engine for the Chromium project
Developer FAQ – The Chromium Projects
WebKit devs on Blink fork: ‘Two can play that game’ • The Register
Chrome will officially leave WebKit for Blink in 10 weeks | The Verge
Firefox Gives You More Control Over Your Privacy | The Mozilla Blog
Microsoft’s Build 2013 conference sells out in under three hours? | ZDNet
Microsoft’s Build 2013 conference sells out in under three hours? | ZDNet
Microsoft’s Windows Blue looks to be named Windows 8.1 | ZDNet
Goldman Takes Apple Stock off ‘Preferred’ List – ABC News
Windows 8 Grabs 3.31% Market Share, Vista Falls Below 5%
Amazon launches AutoRip for vinyl, pairs MP3s with your records | The Verge
Former Windows Phone evangelist joins Amazon to work on something ‘totally new’ | The Verge
Key Claim of Apple’s ‘Rubber Banding’ Patent Once Again Found Invalid by U.S. Patent Office – Mac Rumors
New Skype Malware Uses Victims’ Machines to Mine Bitcoins
Ubuntu “Raring Ringtail” hits beta, disables Windows dual-boot tool | Ars Technica
AnandTech | NVIDIA’s GeForce 700M Family: Full Details and Specs
[Phoronix] Valve Publishes Packages For Their Linux Distribution
Build-your-own-Dropbox service AeroFS now open to the masses | Ars Technica
ITGC: Letters to Community, Security Memo, April 2, 2013
Tasker – Android Apps on Google Play
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55min
March 30, 2013At The Nexus #69: Couldn’t See Your Penguin
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss this week in BlackBerry - one million units sold in 90 days, the new Blue, yet another Facebook phone, Google's OPNAP, a tweaked Nexus 4, DRM in HTML5 and more!

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ryanmr/wargame at beta, GitHub
BlackBerry back in the black for Q4, sells near a million Z10 handsets | Ars Technica
The final OUYA retail console is ready, we go hands-on
Best Buy Reportedly Rolling Out Dedicated Samsung Store-Within-a-Store Concept – Mac Rumors
Facebook to hold Android event next week, likely to announce an iPhone competitor | 9to5Mac
Microsoft announces BUILD 2013 conference for June 26-28 in San Francisco | MobileSyrup.com
New Windows 8 hardware specs hint at 7-inch tablets and a Microsoft Reader | ZDNet
Microsoft’s Office ‘Gemini’: Windows Blue’s twin | ZDNet
Facebook Messenger free calls now available outside of US and UK, too – Android Authority
Apple hiring ‘ground truth managers’ across the globe to ensure the accuracy of its Maps app | The Verge
Google opens ‘Google Shopping Express’ same-day delivery trial to Bay Area residents | 9to5Google
Google Makes Gmail’s New Compose Window Default for Everyone
Why Google’s ‘We Won’t Sue’ Patent Pledge May Actually Suggest A Greater Proclivity To Sue Over Patents | Techdirt
Did Google And LG Silently (And Subtly) Update The Nexus 4’s Design?
Amazon scoops up Goodreads social network | Internet & Media – CNET News
HP Slate 7 no longer coming in April, quietly delayed to June
Tumblr now home to over 100 million blogs and 44.6 billion individual posts | The Verge
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AnandTech | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost Review: Bringing Balance To The Force
GNOME 3.8 Release Notes
Egypt: Naval forces capture 3 divers trying to cut undersea Internet cable – The Washington Post
Tasker – Android Apps on Google Play
Tell W3C: We don’t want the Hollyweb | Defective by Design
Oracle’s new T5 Sparcs boost scalability in chip and chassis • The Register
Mall of America
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1h 11min
March 23, 2013At The Nexus #68: Misappropriated My Love
Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad discuss T-Mobile woes, a BlackBerry surprise from Google, Apple's password maleficence, Google's chat Bubble-Or-Babble, and Mr. Flash himself, working at Apple.

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Surprise! Google chairman Eric Schmidt uses.. a BlackBerry | Technology | guardian.co.uk
There Are Now 100,000 Apps For BlackBerry 10, Says BlackBerry
T-Mobile Plans March 26 Event to Tout Big Changes Coming – Ina Fried – Mobile – AllThingsD
More details about the T-Mobile Uncarrier Value plans
Canonical and Chinese standards body announce Ubuntu collaboration | Canonical
OpenShot Video Editor | Blog
The Pirate Bays Oldest Torrent is Revolution OS | TorrentFreak
[Phoronix] GNOME Will Move Full-Speed With Wayland Support
Apple Makes Two Factor Authentication Available for Apple IDs | SecurityWeek.Com
GCC 4.8 Release Series — Changes, New Features, and Fixes- GNU Project – Free Software Foundation (FSF)
Intel’s Pentium launched 20 years ago today – IT Analysis from V3.co.uk
Twitter Sued For $50 Million After Refusing To Identify Authors Of Racist And Anti-Semitic Tweets
Samsung Said to Be in Talks to Sell Liquavista to Amazon – Bloomberg
Google Following Apple And Samsung To Smart Watch Party
Official Blog: Google Keep—Save what’s on your mind
Olathe, Kansas becomes first non-KC-adjacent city to get Google Fiber | Ars Technica
Google to allegedly rebrand and unify chat services under ‘Babble’ | 9to5Google
Apple adds ‘offers in-app purchases’ warning in iTunes following class action lawsuit | 9to5Mac
Apple Blocks iForgot Password System to Deal with Security Flaw – Ina Fried – Mobile – AllThingsD
Barnes & Noble giving Nook Simple Touch away free with Nook HD+ after holiday slump | The Verge
Kepler-based Logan (Tegra 5) to come in early 2014 with CUDA, OpenGL 4.3
2012 Ford E-Series Wagon E-350 | Wheelchair Van For Sale | Cummings Mobility
Apple Hires Former Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch, Crusher of iPhones
BBC News – Jedi could perform marriages, says Free Church of Scotland
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1h 17min
March 16, 2013At The Nexus #67: Mr. Bycicle
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl, on the eve of Reader's death, along with Sam Ebertz and Andrew Bailey, discuss the untimely despise of a service so loved, T-Mobile's merger, Cyber warfare, how Google I/O sold out in not-quite-record time and the long awaited Galaxy S4.

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Verizon Wireless BlackBerry Z10 goes on sale March 28th, pre-orders begin tomorrow | The Verge
DailyTech – T-Mobile, MetroPCS are Ready to Merge, After DOJ, FCC Approvals
Pirate Bay founders’ freedom of speech appeal denied | ZDNet
Think the Napster Revolution Is Over? Think Again | Underwire | Wired.com
Retina MacBook Pro customer launches class action lawsuit against Apple over alleged LG display flaw | 9to5Mac
NSA head says 13 ‘offensive teams’ being trained for cyberwarfare | The Verge
Adobe plans to halt boxed sales of Creative Suite software | TechHive
Facebook to Introduce Hashtags — And That’s Good and Bad for Twitter – Mike Isaac – Social – AllThingsD
Redbox Instant Launches Free Trial to Compete With Netflix | Geekosystem
Apple releases OS X 10.8.3 update, now supports Windows 8 Boot Camp installation | The Verge
Apple now selling wall-mountable iMacs for $40 extra – SlashGear
Amazon Cuts Price of Large-Screen Kindle Fire HD – Greg Bensinger – News – AllThingsD
Google I/O 2013 Registration Sells Out In 49 Minutes As Users Report Problems Early On Making Payments | TechCrunch
Andy Rubin bids adieu to Android partners in letter, ‘I am an entrepreneur at heart’ | 9to5Google
Andy Rubin and the Great Narrowing of Google | Wired Business | Wired.com
Google’s Bradley Horowitz: ‘we’re throwing fewer things against the wall’
Google Maps head moves over to company’s most secretive unit, Google X | Ars Technica
Home – vertpaleo
Larry Page Says There Have Now Been 750M Android Activations | TechCrunch
Google signs Target and other retailers for Shopping Express service
Why Amazon Prime Could Soon Cost You Next to Nothing | Wired Business | Wired.com
Google Pulls Ad-Blocking Apps From Play Store For Violating Developer Distribution Agreement | TechCrunch
Official Google Reader Blog: Powering Down Google Reader
New Samsung CEO says there is ‘lackluster demand’ for Windows tablets and phones | The Verge
Official Twitter app finally released for Windows 8 & RT | WinSource
How Microsoft Can Save Windows RT | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Netflix wants to stream ‘House of Cards’ in 4K by 2014 | The Verge
Kim Dotcom’s Floating Head Speaks to SXSW via Skype | Underwire | Wired.com
Pope Francis takes to Twitter right away
Update: Pope Francis loses domain names to ‘cyber squatters’ | Technology business – InfoWorld
Hackers Pull Off $12,000 Bitcoin Heist | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
Feedly, your magazine-like start page
Samsung distills Galaxy S4 features down to a 4 minute (Video) | 9to5Google
Samsung Galaxy S4 official: 5-inch 1080p screen, cutting-edge specs, coming in April | The Verge
Samsung Galaxy S4 Benchmarked: Serious Power, Dim Display
Hitler reaction meme hits Google Reader in record time (Video) | 9to5Google
Official Google Reader Blog: Powering Down Google Reader
Feedly promises ‘seamless’ transition after Google Reader to its own backend
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1h 43min

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