Talking Mobile With Two of Facebook’s Key Chat Heads (Full Dive Video)

At D: Dive Into Mobile, CTO Mike Schroepfer and Facebook Home creator Cory Ondrejka talked about what it took to build Facebook Home and where the social network plans to go from here.
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Facebook Timeline Makes Its Way to Windows Phone, at Least in Beta

The Windows Phone 8 app is still in beta, but adds some long-requested features, including support for high-resolution photos.
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Can Facebook Build an Android-Style Home on the iPhone? Probably Not.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledges that any deeper integration with iOS would probably require Cupertino’s blessing.
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Keep an Eye on the Software Inside Samsung’s New Galaxy

While it is the hardware that will get the early attention, it is the software and services that ultimately will determine just how far Samsung has separated itself from the competition.
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Facebook Aims to Attract More Mobile Developer Hearts and Minds With New Conferences

The social network will hold the first event April 18 in New York, followed by confabs in London and Seoul, each aimed at helping developers who want to include Facebook technologies in mobile apps.
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Back in a Flash: With Flip-Flop, Microsoft Now Supports Adobe in Windows 8, Windows RT Browser

Microsoft is now allowing sites using the Adobe Flash plugin to run by default in all versions of its browser.
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After Making a Business, Huawei Aims to Make a Name for Itself in Smartphones

In an interview, Huawei phone unit Chairman Richard Yu talks about how he is growing the business by saying no to low-end opportunities.
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Dear Brussels, You Are Fighting Last Century’s Battles

Why do European regulators spend so much time policing an aging desktop monopoly when the rest of the world has gone mobile?
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Apple Now a Bit Easier to Deal With, and Other Observations From France Telecom’s Straight-Talking CEO

At a dinner with reporters on Monday, Stephane Richard talks about the challenges facing Microsoft and BlackBerry in mobile, as well as his frustrations with European regulators.
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Why Carriers Just Love Firefox OS

First off, carriers are game for anything that threatens iOS and Android. Plus it’s free and open — two other words that carriers love.
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Ubuntu Wants to Find Its Way Onto Tablets, Too

Skype Begins Testing Video Messaging Feature

Bump Aims to Ease Sharing Files Between Phones and PCs

Apple Working on Fix for Bug That Causes Issues With Exchange and iOS 6.1

Vodafone Warns Its iPhone 4S Customers Not to Upgrade to iOS 6.1

The New Office Is Here; Those Pesky iOS Apps Aren’t

RIM Ready With Software for Managing Both New BlackBerrys and Rival Devices

Hockey Season Starts, but NHL’s Video App Stuck on the Bench

It’s Getting More Costly for iPhone App Makers to Get Loyal Customers

This Christmas, Buyers Were Stocking Up on Tablets

Google Maps Quick at Finding Its Way to Top of iPhone Downloads Chart

France Telecom Hopes a Texting and Calling App Puts It Over the Top

Nokia Maps a Course for Its Location Business, Unveils “Here” Cloud Service

Rovio’s Mighty Eagle on Taking His Angry Birds Into the Real World