Apple Takes On Pandora

June 10, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Here's Why Apple Just Launched Its Pandora Killer If iTunes Radio were the work of virtually any other company, analysts might well be pronouncing its last rites on arrival. Another streaming music service seems certain to confront a field crowded with competitors that have captured the affection of hundreds of millions of consumers, from Pandora and Spotify to Rdio to TuneIn. Continue reading... AT&T Eliminates Early Upgrade Discount The New iOS Has So Much Less Than Before Internet Shrugs Off NSA Data Mining: People 'Numb To The Fact That They're Being Watched' What Apple May Reveal At WWDC Watch WWDC 2013 Live Major Announcements Expected From Apple This Week The New Apple OS Breaks With Big Tradition Google Goes 'Where The Wild Things Are' How To Troll The NSA Google Goes 'Where The Wild Things Are' Anonymous Hacker Who Exposed Steubenville Rape Could Get More Jail Time Than Rapists EDWARD WASSERMAN Would Google's New Glasses Keep an Eye on Things? Google Glass promises a brazen and routine simultaneity of experience, an ability to interact seamlessly with the here and now without losing rich Web-enabled connectivity -- just as having the radio on never meant you couldn't talk with a friend. That's the good news. Now the rest. Continue reading... NATE C. HINDMAN Smartphone Breathalyzer Alcohoot Unveiled for the First Time Ever (VIDEO) Israeli army veteran Ben Biron's new invention could save more lives per year than racks of Kevlar vests and warehouses full of armor plating. Also, it tells you where to get cheese fries late-night. Continue reading... JEFF JARVIS The Government and Its Secrets: A Matter of Principles This is a story about transparency and the lack of it. It is a story about secrecy and its damages. It is a story about principles that are being flouted. I am asking for government to behave according to principles. I am also asking companies to do so. Continue reading... PETER MEHLMAN Man And Supermodel Facebook has transitioned from connecting us to people we know but wish we didn't to people we don't know but wish we did. Continue reading... OMER ROSEN Life Without a Cellphone -- Part 2: Reintroduction Soon, a flush will require a swipe, a faucet turn two blinks, and the heat a quick plea to Siri's granddaughter. Yes, the time will come when life has transformed so drastically that living will truly be impossible without electronic self-augmentation. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003