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Twitter acquires OpenBack to make push notifications better

OpenBack was founded in 2015 to mobile apps easier to process data on-devices, without needing to go through a third-party server, unlike conventional push notification providers.

But is there more to it? >> yeah. i think also the accessible nature of it and for people who don't do cross words regularly, they might find them actually a little bit intimidating and it's a larger time commitment. you may have to spend 30 minutes to do a difficult cross word. wordle is a thing you can do for 5 minutes while you're having a cup of coffee in the morning and it's enjoyable. >> my producer told me before she used to look at instagram and now she wordles. when i looked at it, andrew, what struck me -- briefly looked at it, i have to say, i didn't see any advertising tied to it. ...

Pray to god for a push notification site, this is the "new york post" push notifications, they are the best. when you start though -- i got to say, when you start your first push notification is david lee roth announces retirement, it is really like heroin, right? you are always chasing the first hit. i still am. >> joe. >> i will admit that, but they're so great. what do we have on the post today? what's in the print page? >> hanging up the chaps for good. i hope there's a comeback in the offing. maybe like tom brady who suggested he would keep his mind open. today the post is aggressive in i...

Post" breaking news headlines on my push notifications. the first one, swear to god, i wake up at 2:30 in the morning. >> uh-oh. >> bleary eyed. i look at my phone, "new york post", david lee roth announces retirement. i was like, sweet jesus. >> what? >> this is the push notification i was born for. >> wow. >> these people have the best push notifications. elderly nun sentenced for gambling away elementary school funds. >> not good. >> not funny but it is a "new york post" push notification. >> okay. >> i like this one right here. 18 people rescued from ice floe on lake eerie. they are all gr...