Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Good morning! Here’s the news of the day: Facebook will launch a mobile ad network at its developers conference F8, which happens at the end of the month.  Jack Dorsey’s hyped payments startup Square has talked to Google about a possible sale as its losses are growing.  Google made a high-profile hire for Calico, it’s anti-aging/anti-death health startup. It hired Cynthia Kenyon, a high-profile biochemist and biophysicist at the University of California.

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10 Things In Tech You Need To Know This Morning

Scott Barbour / Getty Tinder is a year-old mobile dating app that was recently valued by investors at $500 million . It works a lot like Hot or Not, allowing users to quickly judge each others’ looks based on profile pictures

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How To Use Tinder, A Socially Acceptable Way To Call Someone Ugly Or Attractive That’s Worth $500 Million

AP Google+ boss Vic Gundotra Google+ is often the butt of many jokes in the tech world.  Google’s attempt at recreating a social network to rival Facebook or Twitter has largely failed to go mainstream. (Google would argue otherwise, pointing to engagement stats like shared news stories, YouTube comments, and the like.) But buried beneath Google’s Facebook clone is one of the most useful tools on the Web. And you’d be crazy not to start using it.  It’s the photo tool, which can be used to store all your photos in virtual albums that are automatically organized and edited by Google’s impressive algorithms

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Google+ Is Actually Good For Something

Flickr/Heisenberg Media When a startup gets handed that first big check, how much of that can they dedicate to their own livelihoods?

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This Is How Much Startup Founders Pay Themselves (And It’s Less Than You Think)

Flickr/Heisenberg Media When a startup gets handed that first big check, how much of that can they dedicate to their own livelihoods? To read the tech media, you’d think they’re all millionaires and billionaires. But they’re not.

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This Is How Much Startup Founders Pay Themselves (And It’s Less Than You Think)

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images You can do a lot with your iPhone. There are plenty of cool features that might not be so obvious. Kind of like finding an Easter egg.

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These 12 Tips Will Help You Get The Most Out Of Your iPhone

A conference devoted to the emerging and innovative uses of technology designed to improve teaching and learning online 7th Annual Emerging Technologies for Online Learning International Symposium April 9-11, 2014 · Sheraton Dallas Hotel – Dallas, TX Twitter: #et4online |  Follow us on Twitter @et4online Unconference Twitter: #unet4online | Launch Pad Twitter: #launchpad Follow the Symposium at:  blog.sloanconsortium.org The Sloan Consortium, MERLOT, and our Emerging Technologies steering committee welcome you to the 7th Annual Emerging Technologies for Online Learning International Symposium (ET4Online), which will be held in Dallas, TX on April 9-11, 2014. This year, we move the conference to Dallas, a central location for those of you located in North America, which also provides an opportunity to visit the birthplace of the integrated computer circuit which made the information age possible. As we prepare to convene in the cradle of the digital era, it seems hard to believe that how swiftly society has been transformed by emerging technologies.

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7th Annual Emerging Technologies for Online Learning International Symposium

The Google Zeitgeist is a portal to view all that was searched for in 2013.

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Google Zeitgeist – What People Googled in 2013

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