- Samsung has fix for Galaxy S III reset vulnerability, asks users to update software Yesterday, a developer discovered a gaping security hole in some Samsung Android phones. Samsung says Galaxy S III users can update their software right now to fix the problem. An update to earlier phones is on the way. [The Verge]
- Xbox Music pricing and features revealed through Windows 8 and leaked Xbox interface Some leaked photos reveal an upcoming change to Xbox music. Users will be able to subscribe to one of three different pricing tiers (not unlike Spotify) and stream or download music from Microsoft's library. Xbox music will reportedly also ahve a scan-and-match service similar to iTunes Match. [The Verge]
- Share stuff from Dropbox in your Facebook Groups! Dropbox and Facebook have teamed up to bring a new feature to Facebook groups: file sharing. Now, when you go to add a new file to your group, you'll have the choice of linking your Dropbox account and adding a file you've synced to your Dropbox, without having to re-upload it yourself. [Dropbox Blog]
- Profile headers and link summaries The TweetDeck web and Chrome apps have just updated to include Twitter's new profile header images, as well as link summaries on posts containing links (similar to how Facebook displays shared links). You can check out the new features on the web and in TweetDeck's Chrome app. [TweetDeck Blog]
- Your YouTube original videos now available in Google Takeout Google Takeout, the service that liberates your Google data in one click, now includes your YouTube videos. The new service downloads the original videos that you first uploaded, without transcoding them in any way, so you get the same quality you started with. [Google Data Liberation Blog]
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