Syria, Microsoft, and Apple trade-ins: 90 Seconds on The Verge
Syria, Microsoft, and Apple trade-ins: 90 Seconds on The Verge
2013-08-30
it's Friday August 30th 2013 I'm David
Pierce and I'm available in both
standard and audio file mastered
editions this is 90 seconds on the verge
US Secretary of State John Kerry said in
a speech today that US intelligence
agencies had reviewed thousands of
pieces of evidence and have quote high
confidence that Assad was responsible
for the august twenty-first attack while
carrying stopped short of confirming the
US military response was coming he did
say that US soldiers will not be sent in
on the ground a market departure from
the strategies used in Iraq and
Afghanistan Microsoft wants to publish
information about the secret NSA court
orders it's received and it's suing to
do so the company originally filed a
lawsuit against the US government back
in June Microsoft wanted to publish
information about the number of court
orders it's received asking it to turn
over information the Department of
Justice has been negotiating with
Microsoft's legal team ever since but
today the company said no decision had
been reached and it would be moving
forward with its lawsuit google has also
been fighting to publish this kind of
information and with this latest news we
wouldn't be surprised to see its lawsuit
moving forward Israel and in other news
upgrading your iPhone just got a lot
easier Apple has launched a new trade-in
program at its retail stores taking your
current iPhone and you'll receive store
credit on the spot there's just one
catch you'll need to buy a new iphone
and sign up for new contract in order to
take advantage you should do this right
now seriously it's not like anybody's
expecting another iphone to come out
next month and that's it for today's top
stories coming up tomorrow the
philosophical implications of Labor Day
barbecues we'll see you on Tuesday
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.