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Remember AOL? The company best known for its email service? Three years ago, it released a Pinterest-like platform for desktop email called Alto. Today AOL announced the release of Alto for iOS and Android — nearly a year after it began beta testing i… Continue reading AOL’s Innovative Card-Based Email Service, Alto, Comes To iOS And Android
The new Alto Dashboard brings all the magical smarts of Google Now to your many disparate email addresses. The post Believe It or Not, AOL Has an Awesome New Idea About Email appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Believe It or Not, AOL Has an Awesome New Idea About Email
Two alleged hackers, said to have compromised the online accounts of senior government officials, have had their collars felt.
Continue reading FBI arrests Crackas With Attitude who allegedly hacked CIA boss’s AOL account
Verizon isn’t going to become an online advertising titan overnight. Continue reading After Yahoo Deal, Verizon Faces Uphill Battle Against Google, Facebook
One of the saddest scenes in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy is watching the slow-moving Ents – the massive tree shepherds that took days to decide whether or not to react Sauron’s onslaught – are cut down by the wily Orcs. Only a few fall in the battle but when they do the giants of the forests that at first seemed so powerful are exposed to be easily vanquished. They won… Read More Continue reading The giant’s fall
IBM today unveiled some significant strides forward in its bid to be a major player in the world of online and cloud-based video services, three months after the company acquired live-streaming startup Ustream and formed a cloud video unit. AOL (which owns TechCrunch), the Canadian Broadcasting Company, Comic-Con and Mazda have all signed on for IBM to provide online video… Read More Continue reading IBM inks video deals with AOL, CBC, more; debuts quality live-stream over ‘commodity’ Internet
Remembering the chatbot that was my introduction to artificial intelligence. Continue reading A History of SmarterChild
The FCC slaps Verizon on the wrist for using invasive “supercookies,” but a loophole will allow its mission to monetize paying customers will continue. Continue reading Verizon Is Still Tracking Customers Across the Web Without Consent