If you enjoyed “House of Cards” and the implications of Netflix’s data-driven strategy, just wait until you get a sense of what Google could do in TV if it chose.
iOS Users Beg Apple: Set Our iPhones & iPads Free!
We asked ReadWrite readers what they want to see in iOS7 – the next version of Apple’s mobile operating system. Here are the two responses that topped the list.
The Future Of Google Maps: Social, Personalized And Way Smarter
The new Google Maps is smarter, more personalized and lets us see a lot more of the world.
Google Just Launched A Grenade At Spotify — And It Just Might Work
With the launch of All Access, Google joins the streaming music business. Why the giant could disrupt the space dominated by Spotify and Rdio.
The Ultimate Streaming Music Service: Just Merge Rdio And Spotify
Spotify and Rdio are the best music subscription services in the U.S., but neither is perfect. Here’s what the ultimate streaming service would look like.
Reader Survey: What Do You Want In iOS 7?
With the WWDC weeks away, what are you hoping to see in iOS 7? Take our survey!
Dear Nintendo: Give Me Super Mario On My iPhone Already
An open letter to Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata: How bringing Mario to my iPhone could help the company thrive again.
Adobe Just Killed Your Ability To Pirate Photoshop
With the launch of Creative Cloud, Adobe moves towards a cloud-based, mobile world — and kills your ability to pirate its software in the process.
How Hashtagging Your Instagram Photos Makes Them More Popular
On Instagram, using the right hashtags can lead to a flood of digital love from fellow Instagrammers. New data reveals which tags work best.
Apple’s Privacy Record Sucks. Here’s Why You Should Care
Apple’s user-privacy standards are abysmal compared to its peers, and so is its refusal to explain them. Maybe you don’t care. Here’s why you should.
2013: The Year Internet TV Went Mainstream
Something huge is happening in online TV this year: It’s becoming normal.
Do We Really Need Amazon TV? No, But Amazon Does
Amazon TV makes total sense from the company’s perspective. To succeed, though, it also needs to make sense for consumers.
The Internet Assault On Traditional TV Is Working
Why 2013 is shaping up to be the year the Internet upends traditional TV.
Siri’s Supposed Privacy Glitch: It’s A Feature, Not A Bug
Apple raised eyebrows among privacy advocates this week when it revealed that Siri hangs onto voice query data for up to two years. Is this really cause to freak out?
How To Choose The Right Streaming Music Service — A Guide
Which music subscription service is for you? A side-by-side comparison of Spotify, Rdio, MOG, Rhapsody, Grooveshark and Deezer.
RW10: Catching Up With Some Of ReadWrite’s Most Influential Writers
We check in with the people who helped make ReadWrite what it is today.
Twitter #Music Is Great For Artists; Less So For Fans [Hands On Review]
Twitter’s new music app is here. Artists should love it, but fans aren’t going to find as much to like.
YouTube’s iOS Livestreaming Feature Is A Win For Cord Cutters
It may seem like a minor detail, but YouTube’s new live stream access on iOS is a nice touch for cord cutters.
Tax Time Tip: 3 Ways The IRS Is Tracking You Online
The IRS’s data-mining capabilities are bigger and more extensive than ever. Did you double-check your math before filing your return?
Why I Need Aereo TV — And You Do, Too [Review]
After a few days of testing Aereo, it’s clear that it’s just a useful service — it’s one that actually makes broadcast TV relevant again. Broadcasters shouldn’t sue it out of existence.