TC Roundup: Twitter has talked to Bieber-backed Shots: Source

Twitter has talked to Bieber-backed Shots: Source: Twitter has held talks with Shots, the selfie app backed by singer Justin Bieber, a source close to Shots told CNBC on Tuesday.

Twitter's acquisition plans became the subject of hot speculation on Monday after CFO Anthony Noto accidentally tweeted a message about making plans for a deal. (CNBC )

United States says EU's Google case should not be politicized: The United States voiced concern on Tuesday over a draft plan by two EU lawmakers to break up Google Inc (GOOGL.O), saying politicians should not influence the EU's antitrust inquiry into the world's most popular Internet search engine. (Reuters)

Dropbox's mobile apps are now integrated with Microsoft Office: Earlier this month, Dropbox and Microsoft announced a partnership that would see Dropbox offer better support for Microsoft's Office Suite, including the ability to edit Office docs from the Dropbox mobile app among other things. Today, those integrations have gone live for users of both the Android phone and iOS Dropbox applications.

Explains Dropbox in a blog post announcing the news, users can now edit their Office files when they're "on the go," editing them directly from the Dropbox app and accessing the files directly from the Office apps. To use the new feature, you'll first need update your app to the latest version, then open any Office document, spreadsheet or presentation that's stored in your Dropbox. (Tech Crunch)