Adobe fixes its PDF reader vulnerabilities, Republic wireless introduces a second extra-affordable plan, Yahoo gets revamped, and Tweetbot is updated.
- Security Updates Available for Adobe Reader and Acrobat Today Adobe released security updaters for Adobe Reader and Acrobat to address the exploits that have been plaguing the PDF reader lately. You can update through the applications or via the Adobe's support bulletin. [Adobe]
- For $19, an Unlimited Phone Plan, Some Flaws Republic Wireless, the hybrid Wi-Fi/cellular network carrier with rock-bottom prices announced a new plan this week. Now customers can pay $99 for the carrier's sole phone, the Motorola Defy XT and a $29 monthly bill for unlimited service. This is in addition to Republic's initial plan, which would sets you back $249 for the phone with a $19/month unlimited plan. [All Things D]
- A New Welcome to Yahoo! Today Yahoo announced a newly designed interface for its website and mobile apps. New features include infinite scroll for newsfeeds, social integration, and performance improvements. The updates will roll out to users over the next few days. [Yahoo]
- Tweetbot for Mac Adds Thumbnail Support for Vine and Flickr, New Menubar Icon Options and More The Mac version of Tweetbot received an update today. In addition to a large amount of bug fixes, the update includes thumbnail support for Vine and Flickr, allows users to add mp4 videos to tweets, and open profiles or tweets on Twitter.com. Tweetbot users must upgrade to the new version by March 5th on both OS X and iOS, after which all previous versions will stop working. [The Next Web]
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