Twitter's Biz Stone hints Jelly app will be for doing good

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	YouMail Business Edition: Smarter voicemail for business YouMail has long been a champion of smartphone users, offering visual voicemail on phones that lack it and better visual voicemail on phones that include it. Read More WEBCAST: Lexmark International Faster Business Information. Better Business Collaboration This webinar will teach you about smart process apps—a new category ofsoftware that makes collaborative processes more productive and flexible. Learn More In this Issue Twitter's Biz Stone hints Jelly app will be for doing good Is this the face of Facebook's new phone? FTC's robocall-blocking contest yields tech winners Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg deposed in employee antritrust case Speakerfy sees mini-concerts, more social music sharing with new app WHITE PAPER: Smartling 5 Keys to Translation Management – An Evaluation Guide Your global initiatives can't be held hostage to translation delays or poorly executed localization strategies. This is why Translation Management Systems have become essential tools for businesses. Find the Translation Management System that's right for your business. Learn more. Twitter's Biz Stone hints Jelly app will be for doing good Some of the details surrounding Biz Stone's new Jelly app have just been firmed up: Apparently it will help people "do good." Read More Is this the face of Facebook's new phone? The long-rumored Facebook phone might be real after all. This coming Thursday, Facebook will hold a press event where it's expected to announce a smartphone running a forked version of Android--one built entirely around the social network's suite of apps and services. The gang over at Android Police reportedly found a leaked version of this mysterious new Facebook OS, and have taken it apart in the hopes of uncovering its secrets. Read More WHITE PAPER: Smartling Case Study: The MeetMe Story MeetMe, a leading social network, knew that expanding their reach to audiences outside the U.S. was key to long-term success. Expanding globally meant translating the website and mobile apps into multiple languages. Download the MeetMe case study to find out how they localized the user experience to attract a global audience. Learn more. FTC's robocall-blocking contest yields tech winners Two people will share a US$50,000 prize from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for the best idea to block illegal robocalls from reaching the owners of mobile and wired phones. Read More Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg deposed in employee antritrust case Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg is scheduled to join a number of other high-profile tech players to testify in a private antitrust suit brought against seven California-based technology companies by former employees. Read More Speakerfy sees mini-concerts, more social music sharing with new app Imagine you're working out with friends at the gym and you all want to listen to a song, but only one person has it downloaded. Not a problem: Beaming the song from one smartphone to any number of other devices is a little easier now with a new app. Read More
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