E-Commerce Times

• Yahoo's 2013 Shopping Spree May Include Tumblr
• Dell's Weak Q1 Earnings Throw Fuel on Buyout Fire
• Google Wallet Takes on PayPal With Gmail Money Transfers
• iOS Loses Market Share as Windows Phone Gains
• Cisco's Data Center Sales Spark Q1 Earnings
• Connecting With Key Influencers in the Industry Analyst Community
• The Digital Desires That Bank on Bitcoins
• Microsoft May Pull the Plug on Xbox Points
• VMware, Verizon Split Mobile Personalities
• Google Vows 'Radio Without Rules' With Streaming Music Service
• Square Stand Lets Small Retailers Put Their iPads to Work
• Zact Connects Consumers to Customizable Wireless Plans
• Budget Roadblocks Stymie Federal IT Managers
• Amazon Mints Coins and Makes Deposits in All Kindle Fires
• Mobile App Privacy Bill Likely to Languish
• ESPN May Give Its Wireless Users an Assist
• Aereo's Audacious Ambitions
• Icahn Leads New Pitch to Win Dell Shareholders
• B&N Investors Salivate Over Microsoft Nook Deal
• YouTube Tinkers With Subscription Model
• Facebook's Road Trip May Include a Stop to Buy Waze
• From BI to KPIs to Benchmark Success in the Cloud

TechNewsWorld

• A New Approach for Blocking Zero-Day Threats
• Nintendo Scoops E3 With Previews of Upcoming Titles
• Lawmakers Ask for Clarity on Google Glass and Privacy
• Google Scolded on Taxes by British MPs
• Criticism: A Security Chief's Most Valuable Resource
• Google+ Photos Get the Pinterest Touch
• Google and NASA Aim to Give AI a Quantum Leap
• New Yorker Launches Strongbox Source-Protection Service
• Google Takes Maps to Next Level
• Now It's the EU Harping on Huawei, ZTE
• How to Work at Top Performance From Home
• New Google APIs Target Play and Games
• HP Launches Split x2 Win 8 Laptop-Tablet
• Microsoft Plans Meek Summer Update to WP8
• German Court Orders Google to Clean Up Autocomplete
• All Things Appy: 5 Best Windows 8 Games
• BlackBerry's Bold Moves on Display at Conference
• Nokia Goes Slimmer, Shinier With New Lumia 925 Smartphone
• Nvidia Raises Its Shield
• Google Tears Down the Storage Walls
• France Considers Tech Tax to Fund Arts
• Consumers Warm to Infrared Grilling
• Xperia ZR Takes the Plunge for Underwater Photos, HD Video
• DHS Raises Alarm Over Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure
• Samsung to Blaze 5G Wireless Trail by 2020
• China Bashes Apple for Tax Evasion
• Bank Internet Links Can Give Hackers Keys to Vaults
• Joe Tucci's Magic Turnaround Formula
• FCC Plan to Boost Inflight WiFi Takes Off With Turbulence
• Amazon's 3D Phone Could Simply Be a Wonder to Behold
• High-Tech Plot Leads to Record-Breaking Heist
• The App-Driven Gadget Floodgates Are Open

MacNewsWorld

• Apple's Cook Heads to Washington to Talk Taxes
• The Hot Mess That Is Apple's E-Book Legal Fight
• Apple Tries Patent Fight to Cool Off Samsung's Hot New Phone
• WebStart's a Snore-Worthy Substitute for iGoogle's Snappy Style
• Silk's Cool Art App Lets You Swipe the Light Fantastic
• iPad Mini Sales Spat Puts Focus on Apple Suppliers

LinuxInsider

• MX Player Pro Lets You Bypass the Fiddling and Enjoy the Movie
• Linux: The Gold Standard of Code
• What's Behind the Hybrid Cloud Hype?
• Cut Yourself a Tasty Slice of Gnome-Pie App Launcher
• Sauce Labs' Jason Huggins: App Testing Is for the (Angry) Birds
• Ubuntu Strikes Out on Its Own Again
• GrooVeIP's a Great Backup for Minute-Slurping Calls

CRM Buyer

• InsideView Provides New Insights Into Sales Leads
• Bloomberg Caught With Hands in the Customer Data Jar
• Sorry, the CRM Niche Is Full at the Moment
• CRM's Stairway to Stardom
• How to Muff a Mobile Marketing Campaign, Part 2
• Trulia Rolls Out Welcome Mat for Real Estate Pros