“The WSJ is reporting that Facebook’s upcoming Android event will be a home screen—as in the first screen you see when you flip on your phone—dedicated to Facebook. It will “display content from users’ Facebook accounts on a smartphone’s home screen.””
Samsung Galaxy S 4 for Verizon swings through the FCC
“We weren’t kidding about that influx of FCC filings: the Verizon edition of Samsung’s Galaxy S 4, the SCH-i545, has passed through the US regulator’s approval right on cue.”
T-Mobile Debuts New No-Contract Plans
“Today, 1:18 PM by Eric M. Zeman T-Mobile today made available new service plans that can be picked up without a contract. The entry-level plan costs $50 per month and includes unlimited domestic voice, unlimited domestic messaging, and 500MB of data with mobile hotspot included.”
RSS Subscription Extension Makes Adding New RSS Feeds to Your New Reader a Breeze
“Chrome: With the death of Google Reader, a number of people are jumping ship to popular alternatives like Feedly, NewsBlur, and OldReader. RSS Subscription Extension is an extension that makes adding RSS feeds to those readers a breeze.”
Netflix changes its public API program by ending it, will no longer issue new dev keys
“Once upon a time, Netflix was proud enough of its public API which enabled third-party services and apps to serve up its data and content in different ways that it opened a gallery to display them.”