Evernote’s Phil Libin and Flipboard’s Mike McCue on iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks

The two prominent Apple developers said there was a lot to like in Apple’s new software, but they will need more information to figure out just what it will mean for their products.
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A Year Later, What Google Drive Means for Startups

Building on platforms is one of the greatest opportunities for growth.
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LivingSocial Hack Update: Investigation Ongoing, While Emails Out to 50 Million Users

On the bright side … actually, there is no bright side.
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The Building Is the New Server

SaaS will win the enterprise market.
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Jerry Yang Is Back (And Investing More Than Ever)

Frankly — and I would know — the Internet pioneer also seems better than ever.
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Clearing Up an iPad Picture Problem

Walt answers readers’ questions about deleting and organizing photos on an iPad.

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In Wake of Hack, Evernote to Add Heightened Security Features

Just days after a widely publicized security breach, Evernote said it planned to add additional security features to its product, according to a statement made to Information Week on Tuesday. The plan is to roll out “two-factor authentication” later in the year, which typically involves sending a code to a user’s separate device (often a cellphone) that is then used during login. Google and Facebook both use the security feature.

New Sony Reader Gets Social

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