Dell, HP, and Microsoft's Pathetic Anti-iPad Strategy: Whining
As Apple's iPad continues to help change the face of computing, Microsoft, HP, and Dell try to wish it away. Time for another tactic.
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3 Ways Streaming Video Will Change the TV Industry
As more television moves online, basic long term assumptions like what is a season or how you tell stories in the medium will come into question.
Google +1 Takes on Facebook "Like" -- and Could End Up in Court
Google announces its search equivalent of Facebook's like button. However, a recent Facebook patent may cover the new feature -- and could constrain Google's future options.
Hey, Wait a Second -- Don't Write Off Microsoft-Nokia Smartphones Just Yet
An IDC projection suggests that Microsoft Windows Phone could have nearly 21 percent mobile market share by 2015. And maybe it could!
Mobile Malware: Symbian Is Worst, Apple and Google Nearly Tied
Mobile malware statistics show that Symbian has been targeted the most, but Apple and Google have their shares, as well.
Amazon Cloud Music: How Amazon Is Forcing Apple To Update iTunes
Apple has to make iTunes a cloud-based system, as there's no way consumers will be content with not being able to access their music anywhere. Amazon Cloud Music will be a hit.
Amazon Opens Its Music Locker To Close Out Apple and Google
Amazon is using a new music cloud service to try locking in consumers before Google, Apple, Microsoft, or others have a chance.
Why Would Apple Postpone the iPhone 5? Japan
If rumors about an iPhone 5 launch delay until fall are true, the reason is probably disruptions from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.
Samsung: We Put Our Pretend Customers Against Apple's Real Ones
Samsung finds a new weapon to counter the popularity of Apple's iPad: product testimonials from imaginary customers.
eBay Buys GSI Commerce to Go After Really Big Sellers
eBay wants to acquire e-commerce company GSI to help expand its marketplace business, whose growth drags overall results.
EVE Online: Its Economist on the Power Virtual Economies
EVE Online, with 360,000 players, is bigger than Iceland, where it's based. And, according to the game's economist, plenty of people believe its currency holds more stable than Iceland's.
Why Does The New York Times Have to Make Its Money In News?
The newspaper industry has become stuck in how it frames the question of its future. Maybe the answer could come from building other businesses to fund the news.
Google Aims to Make it Harder to Misuse Trademarks
Google files a patent application on a system to automatically search for prohibited use of trademarks in ads.
Groupon and LivingSocial: The Next Bubble Waiting to Pop [Update]
Look at how much money is being poured into daily deal companies and then take a hard look at the data. And there is only one conclusion to be drawn.
Motorola's Denial About Dumping Google Actually Sounds Like an Admission
Motorola denies rumors of developing a mobile web operating system as a hedge against Android, but in such a way that it reads like tacit confirmation.
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