Harrison Weber
East Coast and Design Editor, The Next Web
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@monokromfonts Is there any chance Aften will ever make its way to Typekit?
@mostlymoi @TheNextWeb communication is important!
New Google Glass labs features leak, including ability to give voice commands anywhere in the UI tnw.to/c0YYv
New Google Glass Labs Features Leak
thenextweb.com — Following Google's decision to release the Glass system image and rooted bootloader for hackers, new labs features have surfaced, including an "Ok Glass Anywhere" feature, which lets users give voice commands from anywhere in the UI. According to Android Police, this new feature initiates an "always listen mode."
Partying at the #webutanteball @ Marquee instagram.com/p/ZrWzSNvAMq/
Nothing like good ol' fashion bill manipulation, huh @ATT theverge.com/2013/5/23/4358… Enjoy that extra $500M you'll rake in.
AT&T adds 'administrative fee' to wireless bills, stands to rake in hundreds of millions from unwitting customers
theverge.com — AT&T has introduced a new "Mobility Administrative Fee" to its postpaid contracts. The $0.61 monthly fee ($7.32 per year) is being categorized "below the line" alongside tax and fees as an administrative surcharge. The fee came into effect on May 1st, and applies to all consumer contracts as well as "IRU" business contracts (business accounts where the user pays the bill).
RT @Mewie: Terrible news: my cousin Nina only has TWO months to find a bone marrow donor. savenina.com Any action is appreciated.
Save Nina!
savenina.com — Nina Polvanich Louie needs a Bone Marrow Donor in 3 Months. Get typed today and save her life.
Digg’s Google Reader alternative will simply be called Reader and won’t come as a standalone app tnw.to/r4c3 tip @techmeme
Digg’s Google Reader Alternative, 'Reader,' Won't Be A Separate App
thenextweb.com — Speaking on stage at Internet Week New York, Digg CEO Andrew McLaughlin revealed that his company's upcoming Google Reader replacement will not be a separate app, and will simply be called "Digg Reader." McLaughlin made it clear that users will "have one download, which is Digg, and the current Digg will have added onto it reader capabilities."
@yourpalmal better than "turned on"
@fabianmohr @SeanBlanda I loved it. Didn't read most of it though :)
RT @internetweek: Timely way to end the day. "Life after Google Reader" w @McAndrew @MattaisSwenson @HarrisonWeber @rbfishman #IWNY http://…
internetweek: Timely way to end the day. ...
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