Tech Report: Google Getting Rid Of iGoogle, Several Other Features
On Monday we talked about Apple dumping its MobileMe service, but it turns out they aren't the only high-tech giant doing away with some failed features.
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On Monday we talked about Apple dumping its MobileMe service, but it turns out they aren't the only high-tech giant doing away with some failed features.
Apple pulls the plug on its first foray into cloud computing and sync service, MobileMe.
CNET Editor at Large Brian Cooley looks back on an eventful five years for Apple since the first iPhone was introduced.
The Chrome application released Thursday is the latest volley in the escalating rivalry between Google and Apple, the maker of the popular mobile devices.
A judge is ordering Samsung Electronics Co. to halt sales of its Galaxy 10.1 tablet computer while the court considers Apple's patent infringement claims.
The move by Orbitz is part of the growing trend of online retailers tailoring their offerings based on a wide variety of available user data; in this case, they targeted the hardware used by the shopper.
It's been a busy week for Microsoft. Two days after showing off its brand new "Surface" tablet, the company is introducing Windows Phone 8, a new operating system for mobile devices.
New York Senator Charles Schumer is raising new privacy questions as Internet giants Apple and Google announce plans to use ultra-powerful mapping technology.
Microsoft has unveiled Surface, a tablet computer to compete with Apple's iPad. CEO Steve Ballmer was on hand to announce the new tablet, calling it part of a "whole new family of devices" the company is developing.
Apple unveiled its highly anticipated new laptop at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week and the top of the line MacBook Pro is already stunning many experts.
Apple is kicking an important Google application off its iPhone and buddying up with Facebook rather than Google's social network, as it distances itself from a bitter rival in the phone arena.
A Hollywood film crew is descending on Silicon Valley this week for the filming of one of two upcoming movies about the late Steve Jobs.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid previews next week's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.
Google has announced some upgrades to its popular digital mapping service at a press event in San Francisco on Wednesday. But rumors are swirling that Apple may be dropping Google Maps from the iPhone.
Actor Matthew Modine has signed on to the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic, which stars Ashton Kutcher as the late Cupertino-based Apple founder...
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said the online movie market battle is heating up between Netflix and Apple as the industry continues to show major growth.
As the All Things Digital Conference came to a close, a federal judge delivered a setback to Oracle in its lawsuit against Google. Nonetheless Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has fond memories of his highly influential friend.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is giving up $75 million in dividends on restricted stock that the company is awarding to all of its employees.
Aaron Sorkin is going from Facebook to Apple. Sony Pictures officials say the Oscar-winning writer will write a screenplay based on the Steve Jobs biography...
The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple may announce upgrades to its cloud-storage service at their worldwide developer conference next month. KCBS' Technology Analyst expects improvements for both photo and video sharing.
Apple, Inc. was the target of some Greenpeace guerilla activism on Tuesday as environmental protesters called on the Cupertino company to use more renewable energy in their cloud data centers.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has long seen as the humorless and unemotional guy running the show from behind the scenes. But he is beginning to reveal a more assertive and eloquent side.
Apple Inc., the world's most valuable company, trumped skeptics once again by reporting blowout iPhone sales.
A judge for the U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that Apple infringed a patent held by Motorola and dismissed the rest of Motorola's claims.
Apple's success is good for the U.S. economy, and some businesses, like software developers and memory-chip makers, have benefited from the disruption Apple is causing. But its enormous gains have resulted in others' pains, sometimes in unexpected places.
