Google rolls out ambitious streaming music play
The tech powerhouse makes its first move into a space already occupied by the likes of Pandora, Spotify, and, possibly, Apple. More -- CNet.com

Disney’s Story: No More Excuses for Moms Not to Show and Tell
Most of the photos and videos shot from an iPhone remain right there, languishing inside the phone.  A new free app from Disney searches for media based on time and location and creates an immediate digital story.  More -- Robin Raskin, Living In Digital Times 

Kwikset Kevo Unlocks Your Door with a Magic Touch
Kwikset announced a Bluetooth-enabled deadbolt lock that pairs up your iPhone 4S or iPhone 5, and will let you into your abode with a single touch. According to Kwikset, all you need to do is have your iPhone with you, and the phone's Bluetooth Smart-Ready tech communicates with the lock, making it receptive to your touch — and no one else's. More -- Charlie White, Mashable

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Samsung touts 5G breakthrough in the lab
Samsung Electronics said it has successfully tested 1 gigabit-per-second download speeds for wireless networks and set a goal of bringing the so-called 5G data service to consumers by 2020. Samsung said it can deliver data via higher-frequency bands than are now in use -- a breakthrough that it termed "mmWave Mobile Technology" in which the consumer electronics company downloaded a full-length movie in one second in the lab. More -- PCAdvisor.co.uk (U.K.)

The Best Android Phones
The greatest thing about Google’s mobile OS: You have your choice of handsets on all the major wireless carriers. Here are the top 10 Android phones you can buy right now. More -- Wendy Sheehan Donnell, PCMag.com

Android took 75% OS share in Q1 as Samsung gains
Android accounted for three out of four new global smartphone sales in the first quarter, a gain of almost 20 percentage points from a year ago and double the actual number of unit sales, according to a Gartner report, which said Apple's share fell by 4.3 points to 18.2% despite selling 5 million more iPhones. Smartphone sales jumped to 210 million, while overall cellphone sales were flat. On the hardware side Gartner estimates that Samsung Electronics accounted for 31% of smartphone buys, a major step up from 2012 when Samsung and Apple were within 5 percentage points of each other. More -- Reuters

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NPD: Tablet users watching Netflix content for 2.5 hours a week
Active users of tablet computers are watching Netflix video content for an average of 2.5 hours each week, spending nearly 45 minutes on each video-viewing session, according to The NPD Group. Smartphone users are engaging less with online video and typically favor shorter videos on YouTube, the market research firm reports. More -- MediaPost Communications/Online Media Daily

Report: Video streaming is growing, eating up bandwidth
The viewing of Netflix videos and, to a lesser extent, videos on YouTube, Hulu, Amazon and other sources accounts for a growing percentage of Web traffic in the U.S., according to Sandvine. The firm found that in the past six months, Netflix represented 32.25% of downstream traffic on fixed networks, compared with 17.11% for YouTube and 2.41% for Hulu. More -- GigaOm

New Nokia flagship shows its mettle
Nokia took the wraps off the Lumia 925, an ultralight Windows smartphone encased in a shiny aluminum frame that is headed for T-Mobile US, probably next month. While many of the internal specs remain similar to earlier Lumia flagship models, the 925 features a larger, 4.5-inch display and an upgraded camera. While initial reviews came in strong, investors were disappointed by the lack of groundbreaking technology in the device. More -- The Verge

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