We look at the hard numbers of the biggest sector in the tech industry, have a skeptical discussion around YouTube coming to the aide content creators & debate Google+’s new UI design.

Then we fail to make even the most obvious Kickstarter sound compelling & wrap it all up with a little technical disaster vamping.

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• Apple takes 94% of smartphone industry profits: Canaccord Genuity – Business Insider
• YouTube Fair Use Protection programme launched
• Dive into the new Google+ As +Eddie Kessler shared this afternoon (goo.gl/2Qj…
• LG cancels smartwatch after just six days on the market | Ars Technica
• World’s First Solar Powered Airplane Science Kit for Kids! by ToyLabs — Kickstarter
• Computer Show – YouTube

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A slick talking, high rolling hacking group “Hacking Team” gets hacked. Some of the details in the data dump expose issues in SELinux, Android & iOS. We share the details.

Big changes are coming to Firefox, 2TB SSDs coming to a desktop near you, Prime Day is near & more!

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• Big changes are coming to Firefox, to win back users and developers
• Samsung brings 2TB solid-state drives to your home PC
• Samsung Sees Seventh Straight Profit Decline – WSJ
• Hacking Team, Which Sells Surveillance Tech To Governments, Exposed By Major Hack
• Amazon takes on Black Friday with Prime Day deals

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We look at Apple’s big quarter & break down the most important numbers, good & bad. Plus we discuss YouTube’s switch to HTML5, the Ghost vulnerability impacting Linux & more!

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Apple Just Had The Most Profitable Quarter Of Any Company Ever | TechCrunch

For reference, that means **Apple makes around $8.3 million dollars per hour ** in profit (24 hours a day).

Apple Reports Record Earnings and iPhone Sales: $18B Profit on $74.6B in Revenue for Q1 2015 – Mac Rumors

Apple sold a record 74.5 million iPhones during the quarter, up from 51 million a year earlier, while Mac sales were also strong with 5.5 million units sold, up from 4.8 million units in the year-ago quarter. iPad sales were down, however, falling to 21.4 million from 26 million.

Apple breaks its sales records with 74.5M iPhones in Q1 2015, but iPad sales decline 21% to 21.4M | VentureBeat | Business | by Emil Protalinski

Helping the iPhone was undoubtedly Apple’s moves in China — a report earlier today estimated it shipped more smartphones than any other company in the country last quarter. Furthermore, last week a study found iPhones accounted for half of all new U.S. smartphone activations in the same quarter.

Apple’s Cash Is Now Greater Than The Market Cap Of These S&P500 Companies | Zero Hedge

Apple – which is the largest company in the world with market cap of over $660 billion – has a greater cash hoard than the market cap of all but 17 S&P 500 companies.

The table below shows Apple’s cash holdings in selected S&P500 market cap context.

YouTube Engineering and Developers Blog: YouTube now defaults to HTML5 video

Over the last four years, we’ve worked with browser vendors and the broader community to close those gaps, and now, YouTube uses HTML5 <video> by default in Chrome, IE 11, Safari 8 and in beta versions of Firefox.

Highly critical “Ghost” allowing code execution affects most Linux systems | Ars Technica

The vulnerability in the GNU C Library (glibc) represents a major Internet threat, in some ways comparable to the Heartbleed and Shellshock bugs that came to light last year. The bug, which is being dubbed “Ghost” by some researchers, has the common vulnerability and exposures designation of CVE-2015-0235. While a patch was issued two years ago, most Linux versions used in production systems remain unprotected at the moment. What’s more, patching systems requires core functions or the entire affected server to be rebooted, a requirement that may cause some systems to remain vulnerable for some time to come.

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Google shuffles the head of Android to a new role, folding Android under the Chrome division. We take live calls and speculate on the long-term possible transition from Android to ChromeOS, how it would impact developers and how the transition could be accomplished.

Plus rumor has it Windows Phone 8 will lose support in July 2014, and the dark cloud of uncertainty around the struggling platform this creates.

Then the hard choice when developing for desktop Linux, the Samsung problem, and much more!

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• mdominick.com – Chrome > Android

My guess is that the conversion will start slow. Perhaps Google will start to push Chrome apps for the Android version of Chrome. Maybe in a year, when those rumored Google stores start to show, we’ll see a Chrome for Mobile “developer phone.” Regardless of the conversion starts, my bet is that within the next five years Google will start publically pushing Chrome as its next generation operating system.

• Samsung Dominates Android, Threatens HTC and Google (Videos – International Business Times

Google is fixing its eyes on its favoured partner, Samsung. The Android OS made the South Korean tech giant become the dominant smartphone maker in the world with nearly 215 million smartphones in 2012 or 40 per cent of the global market.

• Apple leads mobile revenues, well ahead of Samsung | Electronista

Data released by UK\’s Juniper Research shows that although Samsung has retaken the smartphone sales lead from Apple, with 42.2 million sold against 35.1 million, Apple is easily leading in terms of revenue from mobile sales. It estimates that Apple\’s mobile revenues were $29.3 billion, when including the iPad. By comparison, Samsung\’s revenue from all mobile devices including feature phones came in at $17 billion.

They\’re actually generating more than 100 percent of the industry\’s earnings — 106 percent, to be precise — according to a report from Canaccord Genuity.

That may seem impossible, but it\’s largely because rivals — like Research In Motion, Nokia, and Motorola — posted operating losses during the September quarter, the firm said.

• Apple, Samsung control 106 percent of industry\’s profits | Mobile – CNET News

• Apple vs. Samsung: The Longer Vie

• Samsung, Apple grow U.S. phone sales as others lag — Tech News and Analysis

• Microsoft Says Windows Phone 8 Support Ends July 2014, Still No Official Successor Announced | TechCrunch

• Mainstream support for WP 8 ends July 2014, WP 7.8 September 2014

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Welcome to your Monsanto bootcamp, the company considered by some, the most evil company in the world. But what have they done to deserve that title? Plus the arguments for and against GMO crops.

Also we cover what might be one of the largest world wide bank scams ever, yet strangely this story is being ignored by the mainstream media.

Then it’s your feedback, and our follow up.

All that and much more, coming up in today’s Unfilter.

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ACT ONE:

• Oh frack! Tired North Carolina lawmaker pushes wrong button, accidentally OKs fracking

• Feds Say Dr. Drew Was Paid By Glaxo To Talk Up Antidepressant

• Largest Bank Scam Yet? LIBOR Manipulation Found

  • It\’s not a Libor Scandal; It\’s the Culture of Lie-More

• ATCA is dead in Europe

• In Honor Of Alan Turing, Linux Promoter Jon \’Maddog\’ Hall Trimmed his Beard… oh and Told Everyone he’s gay

ACT TWO: Monsanto

• The Government’s Revolving Door with Monsanto
• Congress\’ Big Gift to Monsanto
• More than 300,000 Oppose the ‘Monsanto Protection Act’
• Monsanto 3Q profit soars, maintains year view
• Stop Monsanto From Poisoning Hawai\’i: Genetic Engineering Chemical Warfare – YouTube
• The World According to Monsanto (FULL LENGTH) – YouTube

ACT THREE: Feedback

• Matt recommends Sceptiod podcast for more GMO coverage

• Kim Dotcom: Joe Biden Ordered the Megaupload Shutdown

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