Facebook's 1 billion, Windows 8's launch party, and CliffyB's goodbye - 90 Seconds on The Verge
Facebook's 1 billion, Windows 8's launch party, and CliffyB's goodbye - 90 Seconds on The Verge
2012-10-04
it's Thursday October fourth 2012 I'm
Nilay Patel and this will be 90 anger
free seconds on the verge Microsoft
today sent invites out to not one but
two events at the end of October the
first is October 25th in New York to
celebrate the launch of windows 8 and
the surface tablet then just days later
on October 29th the company is promising
new details on Windows Phone 8 at an
event in San Francisco that's good
timing the first windows phone 8 devices
are set to launch in early November
speaking of which Nokia's Lumia 920
finally has a confirmed US carrier 18t
that's the good news the bad news is
that ATT will be the only carrier
partner at launch the 920 is coming in
November along with mid-range Lumia 820
it will directly compete with HTC's
Windows Phone 8x which will be on
several carriers and yes the Lumia 920
will be available in cyan but only if
you order it online facebook is now 1
billion strong CEO Mark Zuckerberg
announced the social network now has 1
billion active users he additionally
revealed that there have been over one
trillion likes and 219 billion photo
uploads give me your hands if we be
facebook friends Zuckerberg shall
restore amends finally years of war and
jazz Jackrabbit designer Cliff
Bleszinski his left Epic Games in a
statement on the developers website the
man also known as cliffy B said it was
time for much-needed break as he charged
the next stage of his career when asked
about the news clips brother and vox
media co-founder tyler Bleszinski said
quote please stop bothering me that's it
for today's top stories tune in tomorrow
and big word we here to ask both
presidential candidates a series of
increasingly angry questions about
friendship net neutrality
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