Apple TV Loses to Google, but the Big Winners are Set Manufacturers
TV manufacturers have not only included broadband connections in their sets, but consumers use them. That means forget controlling Internet-TV integration through a set-top box.
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Adidas Drops iAd over Apple Control -- What a Mistake
Adidas will reportedly walk away from running a $10 million iAd campaign because Apple keeps rejecting its creative concept. Maybe Adidas management should stop complaining and listen.
Panasonic's Jungle Will Get Eaten Alive By Notebooks, Tablets, Cloud Gaming
Panasonic (PC) announced the Jungle, a small, portable computer dedicated to online gaming, but gamers wouldn't pay for a gaming-only laptop in a post-iPad, cheap home PC world.
Hail Common Sense: AT&T Doesn't Get Windows Phone 7 Exclusive
AT&T was supposed to get a US exclusive on phones running Microsoft Windows Phone 7, but apparently T-Mobile will also have the devices.
CEOs See an Outbreak of Rick Sanchez Syndrome
Rick Sanchez's professional self-immolation is yet another example of how media personalities can hurt or tank their careers. A number of CEOs had better begin paying closer attention.
Twitter Gets a New CEO so It Can Run Like a Real Company
Twitter promotes its COO into CEO, while co-founder Ev Williams says that he'll focus on product strategy. But what the company needs to do is find a good way to make money.
The Uncomfortable Truths of "The Social Network"
Watching this movie feels like dropping in on a "party" you may not be invited to.
Microsoft Sues Motorola for Google Android Use; Patent Noose Tightens
Microsoft punishes former mobile partner Motorola for alleged patent infringement and not-so-indirectly attacks rival Google, trying to shake up the market before Windows Phone 7 premieres.
How AT&T Scored Its Exclusive With Microsoft: Overheard Pillow Talk
Reportedly AT&T will have a US exclusive on phones running Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system. Is it a wise move for either company? Let's listen in.
Apple TV Can't Possibly Run Apps, No Matter What Wired Says
Just because the Apple TV runs iOS like the iPhone, doesn't mean it's created equal.
HP Hires SAP's Ousted Ex-Chief as CEO. Seriously?
HP appointed former SAP CEO Leo Apotheker as its new chief executive, and also made former Oracle COO Ray Lane non-executive chair. But will anything change for the better?
More Yahoo Execs Yank the Ripcord: When Does Bartz Soar Into the Blue?
As Yahoo sees even more top executives run for the exits, financial results sit like stagnant water, and dropping customer engagement, how long can Carol "Call me Steve Jobs" Bartz last?
Congress Punts Net Neutrality back to the FCC. Get Ready for Carrier Reclassification
Republicans have blocked an attempt at a net neutrality legislation, which will send everything back to the FCC. As a result, carriers may find themselves put further under the agency's thumb.
Nintendo 3DS: Too Pricey To Win a Mobile Audience Over iPod, Smartphones
Based on Japanese prices, the Nintendo 3DS's extraordinarily high $300 price tag won't fly in America because of a handheld gaming machines slump, smartphones and its own Wii success.
Fight or Flight: 4 Upgrades iBooks Needs to Battle Kindle
By focusing on the software and not the hardware, Amazon is exposing the limitations of iBooks -- and Apple will have to react quickly to catch up on the book front. Here are four immediate actions.
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Midterm Updates: El-Sayed campaign clashes with Stevens
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As Texas Dems predict a Hispanic wave, Hinojosa takes her pitch ringside
DOJ calls Alaska Senate allegations "troubling," asks to segregate ballots
She spent 18 years believing she had MS. Then her diagnosis changed.
El-Sayed asks fellow Democrat Stevens not to attend final campaign events
Judge orders DOJ to stop trying to "intimidate" California election officials
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Iran's supreme leader warns U.S., Israel against new attacks
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Daniel J. Sullivan left his Alaska hometown before Senate election
