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Apple Buys Matcha.tv

Aug 14, 2013, 7:09 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple has acquired a small company called Matcha.tv for an undisclosed sum. Matcha.tv is a content aggregation company that helps people find video content from a variety of different sources. It functions similar to the viewdini application that Verizon Wireless puts on its Android smartphones. Apple did not say what it plans to do with Matcha.tv, other than to confirm that it acquires small firms from time to time. According to Matcha.tv, Apple has shut down the existing Matcha.tv service and purged all customer data.

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bobc74

Aug 14, 2013, 11:43 AM

Well, it did

help people find video content from different sources. But since Apple bought it, shut it down and purged it's customer data, it no loner does anything. 👿

christian3gs

mybe they well make it better 😉

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