If you were offline this weekend, here’s your Monday tech news catchup

Look. Away. From. The. Internet. Yes, it’s hard to do, but if you somehow managed it this weekend, here’s a catchup of what you missed. We’ve included a roundup of the news and good reads from The Next Web and beyond. In the news Facebook’s new temporary dev office in Vancouver underscores how broken US immigration policy remains Starting today, the US has a ‘first to file’ patent system Hushed’s disposable numbers now available for iOS devices, letting you create your own burn phone Feedly picks up 500,000 new users following Google’s decision to can its Reader service Striking Uber drivers plan on not answering calls for rides on St. Patrick’s Day in San Francisco Flickr updates its iOS app enabling hashtags to be added to any photo’s title, description, or search Evernote Android SDK gets support for Business and China services, bringing parity with iOS WhatsApp reportedly moving into gaming after inking deal with Korean games-maker (Update) After testing a new grid menu on its homepage, Google experiments with no navigation bar on all its sites 500 Startups’ Geeks On A Plane tour is coming to Southeast Asia for the first time in June Useful posts A great name wins â€" Here’s how to find yours Good reads Flashlight apps, location and why consumers still don’t understand privacy On Twitter, and the steps to design consistency Take a tour of London’s Digital Peninsula Interesting stories from beyond The Next Web Uber’s F