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Random House balks over Apple's contract because it doesn't want authors to know what they should make.
A recent Zagby poll says that most potential Apple iPad customers would use the device for business.
Viacom unsealed new documents in its lawsuit against Google and Youtube. But the new information actually weakens Viacom's case, and shows that Youtube has matured into a legitimate business.
Google and HTC team to build a 4G phone that will run on Sprint's network this summer, challenging Apple's position as smartphone design leader.
Not only does Google have little to lose in leaving China, but so do other high tech companies.
Levar Burton, take heart. The iPad and its competitors will goad us into reading more.
In the United States, AT&T and Verizon are the clear leaders of the cellular industry. But two smaller companies are working hard to outflank their big competitors: Sprint and T-Mobile, who are both trumpeting upgraded networks and phones. Fast new networks are the big selling point for b...
Google's standoff with China has show its strength. It should continue to embrace its role as the dissident search engine.
Nintendo has announced 3D portable gaming systems. It's only a matter of time before you see 3D on your cellphone.
Today Nintendo Japan announced the 3DS, a new handheld gaming system that will have 3D graphic capabilities -- the big new mobile trend, as my BNet colleague Erik Sherman notes -- and tilt controls, among other things. The problem? It is releasing the 3DS predecessor, the DSi XL, this Sunday. Did an...
Flurry says that Apple's iPhone and iPad Touch have taken U.S. mobile gaming market share from traditional vendors Nintendo and Sony. But more likely is that Apple has expanded the total market.
Google is terrible at marketing because it doesn't know how to talk to regular people and has too high an opinion of itself.
Computer and Internet companies have donated increasing amounts to political campaigns over time and are increasingly leaning toward Democrats over Republicans
If government doesn't get tough on cutting costs, small business will be caught between skyrocketing rates and stiff fines.