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Twitter's ad strategy may be too subtle to let the company make the money it will need.
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Intel earnings made investors happy, but showed continued tough times for enterprise IT and a reversal in fortune for the netbook market.
A Google Tablet Means It's Time to Kill Chrome OS
Google Tablet with Android should spell the end of Chrome OS. The company has no need to support two operating systems.
A Radical Innovation: Build Tech Products People Really Want
The high tech industry and IT departments could learn a lot from the design of a Dallas theater and how cooperation can create something amazing.
Apple Says Yes to Opera, But App Approval Remains a Crap Shoot
Apple approves Opera mini browser for iPhone, but is it all PR for app developers?
Microsoft's New Phone? It's Not Pink, But Kin Is All About Social Networking
Mcirosoft Pink has appeared. Two phones -- Kin One and Kin Two -- turn a handset into a social networking device, targeting a younger crowd.
Microsoft to Corporate America: Fear Google
Microsoft accuses Google of being slack on data privacy as a way to sow fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) in potential cloud customers.
Palm Is for Sale. But What Does It Have to Sell?
Palm puts itself up for sale, with HTC and Lenovo reportedly interested.
CS5: Will Adobe Go Nuclear in Its War With Apple?
Adobe could use CS5 as a weapon against Apple, only Apple probably doesn't care about its traditional core customers.
Apple War on Adobe Risks Losing Developers and Customers
Apple may keep Adobe Flash off the iPhone and iPad in any form, but it risks antagonizing app developers and core customers.
The New Leading Economic Indicators: Twitter, Google and Craigslist
Economists are increasingly turning to the real time web in order to improve their economic forecasts.
Apple Says "Sue Us, Please!" to iPhone, iPad Developers
Apple's introduction of iPhone OS 4.0 yesterday masked a change in terms for iPad/iPhone developers that prevent them from using cross-development tools to port their apps from other platforms. Apple's attempt to control how developers work could attract antitrust class action interest.
Ten Hilarious iPad Videos
Ten funny video takes on the Apple iPad, from launch to abuse.
Apple iAd Is a Stake Pointed at Google's Heart
Apple iAd is a tool to thwart Google in both mobile ads and in getting add developers for Android.
iPhone OS 4.0: Apple Hits Mobile Out of the Park
New features for consumers, business users, and the enterprise -- including multitasking -- will keep Apple's iPhone OS 4.0 the leader in mobile operating systems
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