10 Tech Things You Need To Know This Morning

AOL's local news division Patch is going to close all but its most high-performing towns.

Yahoo's core business is worth only about $4 billion, or 12% of its market cap.

A Zynga cofounder is quitting after 6.5 years with the company. He helped build Zynga Poker, the company's first huge hit.

The CEO of Intel says there will be a bunch of tablets for sale under $99 this holiday season.

Barry Diller was awarded a "Giants of Broadcasting" award. In his speech, he said "It's especially nice that I get this honor when many people in this room are suing me."

Apple cut iPhone 5C orders.

"Twitter Inc has hired an advertising executive from Google Inc to head its retail division, as the online messaging company ramps up hiring and works to expand its business ahead of an initial public offering."

Teenagers are now allowed to post publicly on Facebook.

If you are struggling to get laid using Tindr, here are some possible reasons why.

Facebook gets 1,790% more ad revenue from iPhone than it does Android.