Good morning!

Hope you had a great weekend. Here’s some news to kick-start your Monday:

• Samsung’s new large-screen phone, the Galaxy Note 3, goes on sale this week. It’s getting great reviews, despite the fact that it’s larger than a Pop-Tart.
• The FBI is having trouble tracking down the Silk Road founder’s bitcoin stash, which could be worth $ 80 million.
• A teenager explains the proper way to use emojis.
• Twitter left out two years of financial data from its S-1.
• Apple is reportedly making a strong push to expand in India.
• Samsung launched a TV ad for its Galaxy Gear smart watch that makes the mediocre product look like the next big thing.
• Twitter is being criticized for having no women on its board or in its list of investors. Dick Costolo’s comments on Twitter only fueled the fire.
• 4Chan is the most important site you never visit. 
• John McAfee has been quietly working on a new company, Future Tense and a product, D-Central, for five years. He says D-Central will help prevent government surveillance by encrypting local wireless networks.
• Saturday was the two-year anniversary of Steve Jobs’ death. Here are some of the most memorable things he said.

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