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Google gets more ensnared on the regulatory front. The EU is broadening its investigation into anti-competitive activities while Google refuses to give data to the Connecticut Attorney General.
Amazon has recently removed some erotic fantasies with an incest theme, and yet has left up others, including a number that have strong pro-pedophilia angles.
OpenFeint should think twice about imitating the Groupon deep-discount model. Just because Google thinks Groupon is worth billions, you can't discount gamers' buying habits.
RIM appeared to have a strong quarter, but much of it rested on an increase of inventory in its distribution channel. The continued sales growth the company has seen may be coming to an end.
As consumers get pumped up for the new Mac app store, many developers probably feel deflated. That's because Apple will effectively control all sales and add new chains to the business.
Microsoft had organized a consortium to purchase an 882 portrolio of Novell's patents. It turns out that the partners were Apple, EMC, and Oracle. That will affect the tech balance of power.
Microsoft's Kinect goes XXX, and Microsoft can't do much to stop it. When you issue an open-source invite, anybody can crash the party. Expect more porn in more places.
Amazon's newest censored book has an incest angle. Similar problems--with WikiLeaks and with other objectionable books--are mounting. CEOs like Jeff Bezos are searching for a way out of the maze.
Google tried to catch attention for its Chrome OS by sending out review netbooks. However, hardware design flaws tarnish the operating system and damage the company's marketing strategy.
As sites from LinkedIn to Yahoo ask users to reset passwords, it is time for all corporations to get serious about internet security.
By grabbing a powerful software suite, the Unreal engine, Apple is virtually guaranteed to produce game blockbusters --and headaches for Google, Sony and Nintendo.
A Madrid airport will implement a pilot program using eye scans to identify passengers. However, the concept has a number of issues and there's a good chance that it could cause, not solve, problems.
Amazon sells millions of Kindles in 2.5 months and the Barnes & Noble NOOKcolor isn't far behind - look out iPad. Maybe the real killer tablet media reader has yet to arrive.
Yahoo reportedly will lay off upwards of 5 percent of its employees. Merry Grinchmas, guys and gals. But, given the abysmal job that CEO Carol Bartz as done, why doesn't she get her pink slip, too?
Google may get sued for patent infringement, but it continues to put together a portfolio of basic web patents, now including the common search highlight all button.
