10 Things You Need To Know This Morning

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Good morning. News:

• The Boston tech community set up this site to fund-raise for victims of yesterday's bombing.
• Apple stock just hit a new low.
• "New details of the highly anticipated comprehensive immigration reform bill have leaked ahead of its introduction to Congress on Tuesday (April 16)."
• Twitter is talking to Viacom and NBC about bringing higher-quality video to its service.
• Despite reports from Bloomberg, it's unlikely "Facebook Home" will come to the iPhone or that the companies are even really talking about it.
• Softbank believes its current offer for Sprint will best DISH's $25.5 billion offer and gain approval July 1, 2013.
• Thanks to a startup called Disconnect, you can install a browser extension that tells you which companies are tracking your Web activity.
• The Google Glass app store and setup pages are live on the Web.
• Google Glass specs are finally out. "5MP/720P camera, 802.11b/g Wifi 16GB storage (12GB usable), full day battery"
• Twitter cut off payments startup Flatter, which was using "favorites" for tipping.