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• App.net will introduce support for Bitcoin if users commit 10 BTC by February 20 - The Next Web
  App.net, the social platform started by Dalton Caldwell, has taken an interesting approach to Bitcoin after it turned to its users and asked them to commit to paying their annual membership using the virtual currency.In order to determine whether payment via Bitcoin is a popular way to spend among its community, App.net is looking to raise a commitment of 10 Bitcoins (around $8,500 based on current valuations) by February 20. The prices for standard, developer and bundle membership packages are below.
• Apple Promises to Fix iOS 7 'White Screen of Death'
  Since Apple released iOS 7, its completely revamped operating system for the iPhone, reviews have been mixed but mostly positive. However, a glitch that has quietly plagued iPhone users — the “white/black screen of death,” a bug that abruptly soft reboots the smartphone — will finally be addressed in a future iOS 7 update."We have a fix in an upcoming software update for a bug that can occasionally cause a home screen crash," Apple spokesperson Trudy Muller told Mashable.
• Beats Music stops letting new users sign up while it works out bugs | The Verge
  According to a blog post by CEO Ian Rogers, Beats is going to stop accepting new members due to some issues that have cropped up due to an "extremely high volume of interest." Rogers says that most users are unaffected and that it had a plan in place for just such a situation — that plan is being put into effect now, but there's no word on exactly how long this new member freeze will last. Those who want to sign up can still download the app and register Additionally, due to these connection issues, the 7-day free trial period has been increased to 14 days.
• Netflix's momentum continues with 2.33 million new US customers in Q4 | The Verge
  Netflix revealed its fourth quarter earnings today, capping off a banner year that saw the streaming service surpass HBO in subscriber count and earn critical acclaim for its original programming. In Q4, the company handily beat Wall Street expectations with revenue of $1.18 billion and earnings per share of $0.79. During the same period last year (before viewers had streamed a single episode of House of Cards), Netflix earned 13 cents per share on revenue of $945 million.
• Explore the Top Gear test track with Google’s new 360-degree Street View photos - The Next Web
  Google has taken its Street View car to the Top Gear test track and mapped the legendary circuit with a stunning set of 360-degree panoramic photographs. You can teleport to the start line right here and follow the Stig, the infamous masked driver from the British TV show, as he races around Chicago, Hammerhead and Gambon in a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black.
• Apple reportedly planning two larger iPhones for 2014 | The Verge
  According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple is developing a pair of new iPhones with larger displays, one over 4.5 inches diagonally and one over 5 inches diagonally, and plans to release them this year. Reports that Apple is planning a larger iPhone have persisted for some time now, with the Journal itself reporting several times in 2013 that such devices were in the works