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Gmail is down in China, online sales of The Interview are soaring, and Facebook has apologized for a major blunder.

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Tech Select   December 30, 2014 10 Things In Tech You Need To Know Today Gmail is down in China, online sales of The Interview are soaring, and Facebook has apologized for a major blunder. Read» Share this story: Hey Uber, Here's A Solution To Your Surge Price Woes That Could Make You A Ton Of Money Everyone hates Uber's expensive surge pricing model, which charges...  Read» Share this story: Apple Now Allows European Customers Up To 14 Days To Return A Digital Purchase 'Without Giving Any Reason,' And That Could Spell Trouble For App Developers Apple has a new return and refund policy, and it could spell trouble for...  Read» Share this story: A Better Version Of The Galaxy Note 4 With Super Fast Internet Is Coming Soon Samsung is releasing a new version of the Galaxy Note 4 in Korea that it...  Read» Share this story: 10 Things In Tech You Need To Know Today Microsoft is developing a new web browser, Xiaomi is releasing a laptop that looks like a MacBook Air, and a former Sony employee is a suspect in the hack investigation.  Read» Google's Massive New Android Update Is Coming To The Galaxy S5 It looks like Google's Android Lollipop update is making its way to more...  Read» LEAKED: Xiaomi's First Laptop Looks Just Like A MacBook Air Xiaomi has been accused of copying Apple's designs for its phones and...  Read» Advertisement Here's What Each State Googled More Than Any Other State This Year There's a lot to be learned from a person's Google searches.  Real...  Read» Share this story: Uber Could Generate More Than $100 Million In Revenue On New Year's Eve On New Years Eve 2013, Uber had its biggest revenue-generating day in...  Read» Share this story: 'Brands Saying Bae' Twitter Account Makes Fun Of Companies Trying To Be Cool While developing their company voices on social media, many brands have...  Read» Share this story: 'The Interview' Was Pirated Online About As Much As It Was Legally Purchased Sony announced Sunday that "The Interview" was purchased or rented...  Read» Share this story: See Also Samsung May Kill Its Prettiest Phone Yet Samsung is reportedly discontinuing its first metal smartphone, the...   Read»   Manufacturers Are The First Clear Winners In The Big Business Switch To 'The Internet of Things' Big businesses are pushing a renaissance in internet-assisted manufacturing.    Read»   Meet The Billionaire Who Built A $45 Billion Smartphone Company That's Beating Apple And Samsung In China Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is now one of the most valuable tech...   Read»   THE DIGITAL VIDEO ADVERTISING REPORT: Growth Forecasts, Ad Performance And Viewability Scandals TV advertising is going to online video.    Read»   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share this: Email sent to: dwyld.kwu.2wm8d4lq0e7c@blogger.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011