Top Stories of the Day // November 20, 2014

TODAY'S TOP STORIES // Nov 20, 2014

GREG KUMPARAK RelativeWave Gets Acquired By Google And Starts Giving Its $80 App Design Tool Away For Free RelativeWave, creators of an $80 "interaction design and prototyping" Mac app called Form, has been acquired by Google. As a result, Form is now free. read more

SARAH BUHR Mattel Pulls Sexist Barbie Book “I Can Be A Computer Engineer” Off Amazon read more

JON RUSSELL Uber Wants To Replace India’s Iconic Auto Rickshaws With Chauffeured Hatchbacks Uber may be in the midst of a major PR crisis in the U.S., but it continues to ramp up its efforts in India -- its second largest market based on cities --... read more

FREDERIC LARDINOIS Yahoo Will Soon Become The Default Search Engine In Firefox read more

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SARAH PEREZ Apple Relabels “Free” Download Buttons On iTunes And Mac App Store To “Get” Following Pressure from EC read more

GREG KUMPARAK Motorola’s New $25 Dongle Helps You Find Your Lost Keys, Unlocks Your Phone read more

NOAH HERSCHMAN How China Is Disrupting The Mobile And CE Markets Anyone in the tech industry has heard of Xiaomi and OnePlus by now. And if you have been in a media black hole, here is a quick education on these Chinese... read more

TOP VIDEOS

TC Cribs: Famo.us, The Startup Office That Feels Like Home (Because It Used To Be One)  In this episode of Cribs, we headed over to Famo.us, the startup that’s built a web platform for developers... read more

Messaging App Viber Takes A Step Into Social Networking With New Public Chats Feature  A lot of messaging apps have been highlighting how their services are a great way for people to directly... read more

Intel’s MICA Smart Bracelet Will Be In Stores Before Christmas For $495 Intel today debuted the Intel MICA bracelet (short for “My Intelligent Communications Accessory), which was... read more

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